Rotary Club of Bathavon

No 1390 DISTRICT 1200     Chartered 1980

 

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                     Rotary Club Of Bathavon

The Rotary Club of Bathavon was founded in 1980 and is part of Rotary International (RI). RI is a worldwide association of business and professional men and women dedicated to high ethical standards in business; the ideal of service in personal, business and community life and the advancement of international understanding and world peace.

The Club meets weekly for dinner on Thursday Evenings at 6.45pm for 7pm at the Hilton Hotel in Bath and undertakes service in the community as well as fundraising to enable it to support worthwhile projects both locally and in the wider community. The Club has 38 members

FUNDRAISING

The main charities we are supporting this year are Friends of Young Carers and Bath Cancer Unit Support Group.  Other Charities include  the Rotary International initiative  Polio Plus . Rotary International is the spearheading member of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative and is the largest private sector donor. We also support the Sundri Devi School in India.

 

 

For information on Friends of Young Carers click here

 

For information on Bath Cancer Unit Support Group charity click here

 

For information on Sundri Devi school click here

 

 

Rotary is a voluntary organisation and because of this the cost of distributing funds that are raised to needy causes are some of the lowest available. This is due to the huge network of clubs it has worldwide.

 

If you would like to donate money to any of the above charities or other Rotary charities please contact our Secretary, John Gowland on Bath (01225) 837450

LOCAL COMMUNITY SERVICE

Members of the Club provided "hands on" assistance throughout the year taking children with special needs for a day out at Longleat, assisting with blood pressure testing on stroke awareness day and have even taken on the role of painters and decorators to paint part of the Peggy Dodds  day centre in Bath for for respite care for the carers of the elderly suffering from dementia.

 

 

 

 

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