Hamper with food, drink and Christmas items worth at least £100. Tickets £1 will be on sale on line from mid November and in person from members or from advertised locations early December. More details to be added as they become available.
DetailsAnnual charity duck race. Thanks to everyone who bought a duck. Winning ducks (and reserves) detailed below. Initial estimate is over £1500 raised for charity.
DetailsSat, Nov 21st 2026 at 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Held in St Andrew's Church Hall, Stewart Street, Milngavie
Welcome to the Allander Club which is the local Rotary Club for the Bearsden and Milngavie areas on the north side of Glasgow.
The club was formed in 1970 and has developed strong links with the local community. The recently developed Clyde Coastal Path (http://www.focrt.org/ccp) provides a route between the Ayrshire Coastal Path and the West Highland Way. Our annual Duck Race and and other fund raising events raise money for a range of local and national charities including the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS), Kidney Kids Scotland, ED Foodbank and other local charities. Over the years we have raised over £300,000. We also raise funds for Shelter Boxes and Water Boxes which contain tents and other equipment to purify drinking water and help survival in those parts of the world where a natural disaster has struck.
Rotary was founded in 1905 in Chicago by Paul Harris and in 2012 celebrated its centenary in Scotland. Rotary International now has 33,000 clubs in 200 countries and geographical areas with a membership of 1.2 million. When working together it can produce wonderful life changing results as shown by the fight against polio.
Polio is a virus which can cause paralysis and death. In 1985 there were 325,000 cases in 125 countries. Rotary raised $250m dollars, matched by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, to fund an immunisation programme. Polio remains in only 2 countries: Pakistan and Afghanistan. It is reckoned by the time Polio has been eradicated, in terms of money, expertise, equipment and volunteers, Rotary International will have contributed close on $2billion.
Rotary provides an opportunity to make a difference: locally, nationally and internationally.
Rotary is based on fellowship and fun. In addition to our various Rotary service project we have social activities.
Allander Rotary is keen to hear from men and women in the local community who wish to know more about the activities of the Rotary organisation and Allander in particular.
If you are interested in joining Rotary or attending one of our meetings contact secretary@allander-rotary.org
President, Rotary Club of Allander
Thu, Oct 8th 2026 7:00 pm
Weekly meeting in St Andrew's Church (Milngavie) Garden Room.
Thu, Oct 15th 2026 1:00 pm
Visit to Fossil Grove in Victoria Park. Hosted by Ian Millar, Hon. Secretary of the Geological Society of Glasgow in association with the Fossil Grove Trust
Thu, Oct 22nd 2026 7:00 pm
Weekly meeting in St Andrew's Church (Milngavie) Garden Room.
Thu, Oct 29th 2026 7:00 pm
When there is a 5th Thursday in the month we do something different.
On this occasion its a meal at local restaurant.. Details TBC.
We meet on Thursdays at 19:00
(Entrance to meeting room is via church garden gate off Stewart St at end of church hall.) St Andrew's Episcopal Church Garden Room
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