Club News
Vocational Awards; the search begins for nominations for Young Achiever, Small Business and Pride of Workmanship  Awards. 
 
Pause for a moment…. Reflect on all the inspirational people of all ages, with whom you have come in contact...…in business…in sustainability,…. caring for the environment…in education, in volunteering, in local, national and international projects…. Who are those hidden heroes who are worthy of acknowledgement?
 
See attached flyer and nomination form to submit to 
 
Ann Davidson 
 
Which Starfish will you save?
Rotary International President Gordon McInally, recently highlighted the huge number of issues, needs and potential Rotary projects within the world. He likened these to a beach covered in dying starfish and stressed that we cannot save them all – but we can save some!
As Rotarians, we have the potential to have a lasting impact on the world by leaving a BEQUEST to The Rotary Foundation. You will make a tangible difference to the lives of those in need. The more we donate, the more we can achieve.
I encourage all Rotarians to leave a small amount of their estate to The Rotary Foundation. By doing this, you will have a lasting and positive impact on the world.
Please contact me for assistance or if you would like me to give a short presentation to your Club. We have sample Wills and Codicils available.
See why people are donating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmR3cSnAYIQ
 
We look forward to acknowledging all donors at the Foundation Recognition Dinner on Monday 6 November.  Click here to register.
 
Our Rotary District Community team have developed a new aspect to the services they coordinate.
 
A Disaster Relief team
 
Generally, the primary function of the RDR Team will be to give specific advice and suggestions to the RDR Committee when called upon.

We have already had a productive meeting with the SES Commissioner Carlene York and look forward to developing a working relationship with the SES. There is more to be done and we will reach out to you for assistance once we have identified an opportunity and need.
 
Our Mission
 is to respond to disasters by meeting those affected and 
working with them in identifying

what do you need”?

 
Maui Wild Fire Disaster - to provide funds for humanitarian programs to assist the people and communities affected by the catastrophic wild fires on Maui, Hawaii.
 
Donation link 
 
The worst wildfires in the US in more than a century have caused loss of life, left thousands in need of emergency shelter, and reduced towns to ash. 
Your donation to the Hawaii Wildfire Relief Fund will support immediate wildfire relief and long-term recovery efforts in affected communities.
 
Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) will be working with Rotary Clubs within the regions in providing assistance to affected communities. RAWCS has registered a Rotary Australia Relief Fund project to seek financial assistance, donations are tax deductible.
 
 
2023
ROTARY CLUBS’
CHRISTMAS PUDDING SALES
(All proceeds applied to “Books in Homes” at Moree East Public School)
products from
PUDDING LANE (Newcastle)
 
Dear Rotary member, last year's appeal was very successful - I welcome your support again for this worthy cause.
 
For the last several years, local Rotary Clubs have worked together in raising funds for a literacy program at Moree East Public School called “Books in Homes”. Nearly 90% of the students at the school come from the local Aboriginal community. The program has had a profound positive effect on the literacy skills of the students.
 
One of the fund-raising activities has been the sale of delicious puddings from Pudding Lane.
 
Please visit the product description and pricing at "Read More" below and click - here - for the order form (print off and hand to Helen Clarke)
 
 
Community Promotions
NorthShoreMums-logo-22
The Wahroonga Fair committee has completed an
arrangement with North Shore Mums to
promote the Fair to their database via social media
and their Website (Click to view)
 
 
Photo of the Week
Rotary Clubs Worldwide celebrate basic Education and Literacy
Together, we can empower communities and help support basic education and literacy and reduce gender disparity in education.
Click - here - to learn more.

 

 

Wahroonga Park Centenary Celebrations
Visit our Centenary Website
 
 
 
Welcome to a Rotary Foundation 
(click below)
Members Weekly Bulletin
Bulletin Sept 20 2023
Sep 14, 2023
Upcoming Club Events
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Meeting Speakers
Mentie Knowles
Sep 27, 2023 7:15 AM
Club Assembly
Ken Hutt
Oct 04, 2023
Fly from Mt Everest for Polio
Doug Reid
Oct 11, 2023
Hornsby Connect
Mentie Knowles
Oct 18, 2023
Annual Visit to St Lucy's
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