President - John Wilburn

Welcome to our website

My personal welcome to you as you find out about the

 work being done by The Rotary Club of Baldock. 

Hello and welcome to the Baldock Rotary Club website

I am John Wilburn, President of Baldock Rotary Club in the year 2026-27. It is a great honour and privilege to assume this role amd I am looking forward too working with a group of dedicated Rotarians, with a vastwealth of knowledge and experience as we continue the workof my predecessors.

In 1984 Rotary became a major partner in the global Polio Eradication initiative along with other major players in the World Health Organisation and UNICEF. Our club continues to support this objective and it is a wonderful news that there are now only 2 countries worldwide where the virus is located

We support Rotary International in their collaboratio with Mercy Ships to provide medical services and training, currently to people in sub-Saharan Africa.

We support Shelterbox who provide tents and other essentials to areas struck by natural disasters.

We work with other Clubs to raise funds for major projects which will be of benefit locally, nationally and internationally, for example equipment for hospitals in the UK and to support relief efforts in Ukraine.

In the past we have had strong support from scouts,guides and pupils from Knights Templar School during our fund raising exercises and I will be looking for their continued, and hopefullyenhansed support withour future activities. The club willthen continue distribute these funds to support local gtoups, schools, and charities,

The future of our Club centres on our abilityto attract new members. If youfeelyou can give something back to the community we would be delighted to hear from you. Our weekly lunchtime meetings are at the Baldock Community Hub on Wednesdays, but we welcome any support you can offer

Info

Club membership enquiries to Michael Muir  07909 002631 & Paul Luckett  07484 867288

Our website can reached by putting in The Rotary Club of Baldock 

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