Derby Rotarian Newsletter
The latest newsletter from the Rotary Club of Derby is now available. Plenty of great ideas here for other clubs!
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Leave a Comment (0) →The latest newsletter from the Rotary Club of Derby is now available. Plenty of great ideas here for other clubs!
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Leave a Comment (0) →A long-serving rotarian has been recognised for completing 50 years of Rotary service. Past president David Jenkins, CStJ, was awarded a long-service certificate and a special 50 year Rotary badge at the club meeting held on Friday 2 August 2019 by president Nigel Metham. David Jenkins, 95, whose profession was Coal Industry Administration, first joined the Rotary Club of Chesterfield in March 1969 and has been a regular attender ever since. He was club president in 1981-82 and is the first of three long-serving rotarians being recognised by the club this year.
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Leave a Comment (0) →Below are a small collection of photos from District Changeover 2019
Photos courtesy of Anni Gell
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Leave a Comment (0) →The latest newsletter from our Hearing Ambassadors is linked below
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Leave a Comment (0) →If you have not received a copy of our own bi-annual district magazine ‘Rotary Review’, you can read it online here.
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Leave a Comment (0) →IPDG Cheryle writes;
Well done and Thank You to each and every one of you for all your hard work and enthusiasm. I am so proud of all you have done to help others in your Local Communities and beyond. You have changed very many Lives and given them hope for the Future.
It was truly very difficult to select the Winners for Awards and Trophies as you all deserve them !!
It has been a Joy and a Privilege being DG . Thank You.
With every good wish for your success and happiness in this new Rotary Year
Attribute | Trophy | Receiving club 2019 | |
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All round club | Gordon Taylor | Retford | |
Social Media | Carlton | ||
Best project | Ernest Pappin | Chesterfield Scarsdale | |
Hope Valley | |||
Club Bulletin | George Curley | Kirkby in Ashfield | |
Swadlincote | |||
Community | Bernard Malkinson | Abbeydale | |
Dronfield | |||
Rotherham Sitwell | |||
Endeavour | Mike Herbert Award | Eckington and District | |
Sheffield | |||
Environmental | Derby | ||
Foundation | Martin Tubbs | Chesterfield Scarsdale | |
Rotakids | Cheryle Berry | Retford | |
Vale of Belvoir | |||
Interact | Ray Gill | Belper and Duffield | |
Derby | |||
Long Eaton | |||
Rotaract | June and Paul Gaunt Rotaract Award | Nottingham | |
International | Sherwood Sunrisers | ||
Wollaton Park | |||
Membership | Bernard Simcox | Burton on Trent | |
Membership increase | Lionel Howard | Sheffield | |
Public relations | Roy Richardson | Mansfield | |
True Grit | Neil Sharman | Ripley | |
Working together | Peter Moralee | Kirkby in Ashfield | |
Sutton in Ashfield | |||
Youth Service | Rami Seth | Chesterfield Scarsdale | |
Nottingham |
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Leave a Comment (0) →Before the DG presentation, joint Presidents Maggie and Jane announced that our Club had received a new District Award, the Cheryle Berry Rotakids Award, to be shared with Retford RC.
David gave us some background information on himself, showing his worldwide work as Export Manager of Coats Viyella, more latterly with East Midlands Chamber of Commerce on Trade Missions. He also accompanied our 2013 GSE team on the trip to Nepal. Born in Glasgow, he had links with youth with Cubs, Scouts, Youth Club Leader, moving on to Round Table, moving to Derbyshire 25 years ago, training a young Rugby squad. He moved on to his Rotary visit to the New Presidents Convention, showing us a 2 minute video from Mark Maloney that inspired the new ‘strap line’ of “Rotary connects the World” and out lining the objective of “Grow Rotary”.
David was taking up the challenge working with The Chamber of Commerce and promoting the Corporate Social Responsibility programme/opportunities.
Overall an energetic, inspiring presentation that reflects his personality.
Maggie then gave a heartfelt ‘Vote of Thanks’, suggesting that his District Conference Theme of “The Difference is you” should provide a platform to grow Rotary driven by his dynamic, cheerful personality. She confessed to being born in Scotland herself, being a Scottish Highland dancer and looking forward to a “Gay Gordons” at the Conference with David?!
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Leave a Comment (0) →During the Christmas Period 2018, the Rotary Club of Wortley carried out the following:-
All the events combined raised just over £3,000 – some has already benefitted Stocksbridge Park Steels Defibrillator fund as already reported in Look Local.:-
Fundraising Event – https://issuu.com/looklocalnewspaper/docs/issuu_1042/15
Cheque Presentation:- https://issuu.com/looklocalnewspaper/docs/issuu_1045/5
We have also been involved in a joint project with Ecclesfield Parish Council to provide Defibrillators around the local area as also reported in the Look Local paper:- https://issuu.com/looklocalnewspaper/docs/issuu_1049/6
Thanks to all who volunteered to man the events, and to all who turned out to support them and visit Santa or contribute to the bucket collections.
We welcomed DG Cheryle Berry to our club meeting on February 25th this year to talk to to us about Kerala and “Prepare to save a Life”, before helping our President Steve Knight to present a cheque for £2,500 to Abbie Pervin from The Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity – This was the biggest beneficiary from last year’s Vintage and Classic Car Rally.
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Leave a Comment (0) →Music in the Gardens gives 100% of the event’s profits to charity. Each year, six main charities are selected from applications to receive a split of 50% of the profits plus the income derived from nightly bucket collection and programme sales. The remainder is donated in various directions. In 2018 Music in the Gardens distributed £58,000 both directly to charities and in-directly through “rewards” to Rotary Clubs for helping organise Music in the Gardens conditional that the money is allocated to charities. The “trickle-down” effect of where the money raised by Music in the Gardens ends up is impressive.
Other direct supported charities:
Distribution via Rotary Clubs:
In addition Music in the Gardens supports The Sheffield Philharmonic Orchestra, The Unite the Union Brass Band and many local suppliers of equipment and services for printing, design, hire, catering and security.
Join us for this year’s event 5th – 7th July.
Details at www.musicinthegardens.co.uk
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