Welcome to Misbourne Matins Rotary Club

(we meet in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire)

Rod Whyte, President 2017/18

(pictured with Rob Waters (left), President-elect)

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Misbourne Matins. Around 40 of us, with an almost equal male/female balance, seek to support our local community through raising funds for local charities (eg last year Iain Rennie, Thames Valley Air Ambulance, Scannappeal, Arctic One and others), for local youth organisations (eg last year Chalfont St Giles Youth Club), for local schools and for those in our community who need special help and support. Examples last year included raising money to help teaching life skills and first aid in our local schools, our support for disabled people to enjoy a half day on the River Thames in a specially adapted boat and the provision in case of a medical emergency in Chalfont St Peter of a defibrillator outside Co-Op. We organise a Children in Need collection in and around Heathrow that last year raised nearly £50,000.

We also carry out international projects through Rotary and have built a medical centre in a village in Nepal and rain water tanks for homes in Bali where they do not have a ground water supply.

Together with an active social programme we do all this with an emphasis on fun and fellowship. Join us and come along to meet us at our weekly breakfast meeting at the Bull Hotel, Gerrards Cross on Wednesdays at 7.15am for 7.30am
or phone me on 07932 720176

Rod Whyte

Registered with the Charity Commission Registered Charity No.1094635

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