Lomond Rotary

President Richard and our members extend a warm welcome to visitors

The Rotary Club of Lomond has relaxed and informal weekly meetings.  We are a small but friendly club and like Rotarians across the world we get involved in many different activities and projects aimed at helping others and raising money for needy organisations.

We are always seeking new members to enjoy the social aspects of membership and to involve themselves in our various activities. Bear in mind that Rotary is not just for older people.  From a world-wide membership of 1.9 million in 220 countries over 500,000 are aged below 30 and some 343,000 members are aged from 12 to 18 years.

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Some recent activities are shown below.

Latest News

Welcome to our new President

Congratulations to Richard Trail, the new Club President of Lomond Rotary for 2024 - 2025  We were delighted to watch Richard being inducted by the now Immediate Past President Gordon Greig.

Members are hugely appreciative for Gordon’s outstanding leadership over the past two years and now look forward to an equally great period under Richard’s enthusiastic and dedicated leadership. Together we intend to make a positive impact on our community.

Our new Honorary Member

On 1st July, in his first official duty, President Richard had much pleasure in welcoming our newest Honorary Member, Geoff Cartwright, and presenting Geoff with a certificate of membership. Members joined in extending warmest congratulations to Geoff.

Geoff joined Rotary in 2002, became president in 2003 and was awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship in 2014.

Our new meeting venue

On 17th June members gathered for the first meeting at our new venue - the Rosslea Hall Hotel. We were particularly pleased to be joined for the evening by Narek Bido, the District Governor for South Scotland.

Helensburgh's Got Talent Competition

We were delighted to support Helensburgh Community Council's 2024 HGT Competition by sponsoring the prizes and President Gordon is seen here presenting the winners with their prizes.

Marie Curie

Members donned yellow top hats and manned a stall at Morrisons to raise funds for the Marie Curie 2024 Great Daffodil Appeal.  Thanks to the generosity of Morrisons' customers we raised £980. The appeal helps to support the work of Marie Curie Nurses in providing vital care and support.

Defibrillators

An important area of our work is to help supply, install and maintain life-saving defibrillators.  Recently members are seen handing over new defibrillators.

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 The Rotary Club of Lomond Charity SCIO is a Scottish Charity.

Charity No. SCO51142

 Site last updated: 2 July 2024