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Rotary’s World Polio Day program looks toward polio eradication’s endgame
The 30-minute program, “Delivering on our Promise of a Polio-Free World,” provided encouraging information about the progress and remaining challenges in the fight to end polio.
Kiwanis Lions Optimist Rotary join for week of service to Celebrate Community
Kiwanis, Lions, Optimist, Rotary, join for week of service to Celebrate CommunityEVANSTON, ILL.: October 7, 2021 – Celebrate Community, a joint initiative of the four major volunteer service organizations, will launch
The Best Chance to Eradicate Polio is Now
World Health Organization’s polio chief, Aidan O’Leary explains why now is our best chance to eradicate polio.
Join us for Rotary’s World Polio Day Online Global Update
Join us for Rotary’s World Polio Day Online Global Update Rotary International14-October-2019 Mark your calendar to join us on 24 October 2019, for Rotary’s World Polio Day
RI President-elect Jennifer Jones announces Rotary’s $97 million pledge for sustainable projects during Global Citizen Live
The star-studded global event rallied people to take action on some of the world’s most urgent problems.
BTS’ Jimin donates 100 million Korean won to eradicate polio
BTS’ Jimin donates 100 million Korean won to eradicate polioSEOUL, South Korea: Sept. 23, 2021 – Jimin, a member of K-pop boy band BTS, is supporting the eradication of polio, a devastating vaccine-preventable disease
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We are turning 50 this year! - Come Celebrate with us and get involved.
Something special is happening in 2021, when we mark the 50th Birthday of the Rotary Club of Doncaster, not only our club, but clubs in Melbourne, Adelaide, and New Zealand. Together we have spent 100 years making a difference to the lives and destinies of generations. Nation- building projects, international transformations and overcoming local disadvantage is our legacy.
But it is a time for more than just a grand celebration. Our job is not yet done. Our club’s main project is the Doncaster Hill Markets run on the first Sunday of every month an important community initiative that will help propel us into the next century of community service.
As the coming year unfolds, we will be providing opportunities for all our club members to get involved and celebrate our 50th But also the Centenary of Rotary in Australia.
Doncaster Rotary Club was chartered in 1972 and since then we have been actively helping the Manningham Communities.
Over the last 50 years Doncaster Rotary Club has donated 10s of thousands of dollars to local, national and international charities and programs.
Over the last 50 years Doncaster Rotary Club has donated 10s of thousands of dollars to local, national and international charities and programs.
Our theme for this year is “Serve to Change Live’s” and as we all know the last 18 months has been challenging to say the least. It’s now time to be part of team and make a positive change in our community and make a difference to peoples lives.
We meet on Wednesday evenings the first Wednesday at the Doncaster Sub Branch of the RSL Cr of Leeds Street and Doncaster Road and 2nd 3rd 4th Wednesday at the Beau Monde international Hotel 934-938 Doncaster Road East Doncaster.
This year President Brendon will be focusing on our local community and new community projects:-
Key objectives;
- Build on the close relationships with the Manningham Rotary cluster clubs – develop more joint projects eg: markets, future car expo.
- Become a champion of support within the local community
- Develop an understanding of the rich cultures within Manningham and how that can enrich the community and the clubs within.
- Look at how we can engage with our local Aboriginal elders and retrace our rich history by identifying and marking the “Song Lines of Manningham”.
If you have a local event or cause and you are looking for help, whether it be volunteers or a community contact Brendon on 0439 444 858 or Email bwoodsconsult@gmail.com .
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Rotary International President-elect Shekhar Mehta encouraged members to be changemakers and announced that his theme for the 2021-2022 Rotary year is Serve to Change Lives. President-elect Shekhar Mehta encourages Rotarians to grow more so we can do more. His goal is to have 1.3 million members by July 2022. Remember we have the power and the magic to serve and change lives.
Mark your diary for our next DONCASTER HILL MARKET the first Sunday of the month.
We are a community based, all-weather, dog friendly market.
Come and check out the Designer art & craft stalls!
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2020 Bruce Parker OAM Vocational Awardee Named
Please join in congratulating Lal Bochung on being the inaugural recipient of the Bruce Parker OAM, Rotary Club of Doncaster Vocational Award.
Lal recently completed his Certificate 111 in Landscape Construction at the Box Hill Institute after overcoming significant hardships. These included arriving in Australia as a refugee from Myanmar in 2017 with no English skills and very little formal training, as well as no local network. He truly is an inspiration.
The BHI staff have done an amazing job facilitating Lal's development and creating opportunities for him, including his successful nomination for this Vocational Award.
We are very proud to be associated with the Box Hill Institute and wish Lal every success as he makes his mark in his adopted country.
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2020 Queen's Birthday Honours
We pay tribute to those who received honours in recognition of their outstanding contributions.
We are particularly proud of Club Rotarian's Bruce Parker and Dr Frank Evans who were awarded an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) in the General Division.
Bruce for services to the community and the automotive industry, and Dr Frank for service to the international community of Timor Leste. Bruce was also a key contributor in Timor Leste.
Congratulations one and all for your service.
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Rotary continues on community radio ...
Community radio is deemed an "essential service" by our Government leaders during the COVID-19 lock down.
Some of our Club members continue to serve on 94.1 FM 3WBC and 96.5 Inner FM to provide some sense of normality to their listening audience.
Of course all the Government COVID-19 hygiene and distancing guidelines are being followed, and our members will continue their service in this area as long as it is safe to do so.
Pictured here is PDG Russell interviewing RAWCS Projects and Volunteers Manager, Mick Willis, and having fun, via video conference.
Why not listen in and hear great stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things, making a real difference, all interleaved with some great music.
- Every Tuesday @ 3pm on 96.5 Inner Fm
- Every Friday @ 6pm on 94.1 FM 3WBC
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Dr Frank Evans OAM recently gave an overview of our Club's history since chartering in 1972.
We are fortunate to have three charter members still active in our Club; PP Bruce Parker OAM, PDG Bill Tierney, and PP Graeme Trainor. Bill and Graeme have served continuously for almost 50 years.
Click this link to access the video recording of Frank's address.
Rotary Celebrating World Bee Day
Rotary Doncaster celebrated World Bee Day by zooming in for a Waggle Dance ..... a fun way to draw attention to the important topic of saving bees.
Click here to learn more about this special day.
Interested in helping our environment and the importance of the humble bee?
Click this link to discover more about Rotarians for Bees
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