Rotary Foundation - Rotary's own charity

Building Resilience in the Community

11th October 09:00 to 12:30, Waterhouse Chamber Reading Town Hall.

Come and hear about how Rotary is Making a difference in the community.

The speakers are 

Carly Newman from No 5 am mental health charity which was supported by a Rotary Global Grant by Reading Matins

Fred Mckindle a Rotarian talking about Dementia and the use of Memory Boxes 

Reading Club is talking about the homeless hostel they built and its impact, they were also involved with a Woman's Refuge.

Amanda Stephens talking about the impact of social media on knife crime.

There are only 50 spaces so please book here. It is open to the Public and Rotarians.

Rotary Action Group Food Plant Solutions

1st November 09:00 on Zoom, find out how growing local plants make a difference to communities. Una Hobday is talking from the other side of the world. 

The Mission of The Rotary Foundation

The Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation which started in 1917 with a $26.50 endownment and has to date given out more than $3 billion to humanitarian efforts worldwide. It is supported solely by voluntary contributions from Rotary members and friends of the Foundation who share its vision of a better world. This support is essential to make possible projects, funded with Foundation grants, that bring sustainable improvement to communities in need and that tackle some of humanities greatest challenges:

Take a look at some of the Thames Valley Foundation Funded Projects 

Club Projects supported by Global Grants
Club International Projects
Club Local Projects

Doing Good with The Rotary Foundation

Learn more about The Rotary Foundfation

For Members

Please visit the members only page where you will find all the information you need on Grants etc.
Click the Red Button below.

For more information or to invite a member of the Foundation Committee to speak to your Rotary Club members, contact Gillian Pearce, Chair of the District 1090 Rotary Foundation Team.