Club Meeting held Thursdays at Heidelberg Golf Club.
8 Main Road, Lower Plenty.
6.00pm for fellowship.
6.30pm for dinner.
We provide support to a variety of community projects. To be eligible you must satisfy the following criteria:
The project must have a clear objective of demonstrated need and purpose;
High priority will be given to projects where we have an element of control, involvement and knowledge;
Does the project provide us with a knowledge or connection with the end user? For example, a proven link to the Rotary Club of Eltham.
The project must align with Rotary objectives (objectives)
Does the project have a local community link? Is it capable of being assessed locally?
Have you requested support from other relevant sources? (Rotary does not provide financial support to projects which have funding available elsewhere)
If your project satisfies our criteria please contact us with your proposal.
Eltham Rotarian, Rob Kilcullen bravely put his locks up for auction to raise funds for the Eltham High School breakfast club.
His wife, however, had other plans. So an effort was made to 'save the locks' and a fabulous $2,000 was raised.
The Eltham High School breakfast club provides students who are, for a multitude of reasons, unable to access a healthy breakfast, a nutritional breakfast to ensure they are sustained throughout the day. This wonderful iniative tackles a variety of issues which could affect and result from a student's in-ability to access a healthy breakfast, including obesity,
food relationed issues, financial, family and emotional issues
You can see Rotary Internationals "A new symbol for peace" u-tube video simply by clicking this link.
Congratulations to Kevin Hadingham who was recognised by the Rotary Club of Aizawl, India for his contribution and dedication to the Serkhan village project in 2006-07. Kevin was awarded a ‘Community Service Recognition' by the India club.