About us

                  Rotary Club of Livingston

Scottish Charity no. SC048963 

  

A warm welcome to our Club website.

Rotary Club of Livingston was formed in 1974 and we celebrated our 45th anniversary on 4th October 2019.  

Our members support many local, national and international charitable causes.  We have a particular commitment to supporting and promoting youth activities, working with the primary and secondary schools of our area.  Our aim is to promote and foster the development of young people in our area through Rotary-organised competitions such as Rotary Primary Quiz, Young Technologist of the Year, Young Chef of the Year and the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Scheme (RYLA).

The Club is also very pleased to support local charities in the Livingston area. 

In common with Rotary clubs worldwide, our international focus is to support Rotary International's initiative to eradicate polio.  There are only four polio-endemic countries and through Rotary's global initiative Thanks for Life in support of the End Polio Now campaign this disease can finally be eradicated.  Details of Rotary International's campaign is outlined at  https://www.rotarygbi.org/our-causes/end-polio-now/  

Details about our weekly meetings are outlined below.

If you are a Rotarian visiting the area, you will always be made very welcome at our meetings.

Thinking of joining Rotary?  We are always looking for new members and we would be delighted to welcome you to one of our weekly meetings to find out more about Rotary and our Club in particular.

We now meet online on Zoom on Wednesday evenings at 8.00pm.  

If you wouldlike to join us at one of our Zoom meetings, please contact our Secretary.

You can contact the Club using the Contact Us Form above or contact the Secretary directly  at secretary@livingston.rotary1320.org 

 

Our website can be accessed directly from this link -   https://www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/homepage.php?ClubID=97  

 

 

 

Happening soon...

The Rudolph Project

Tue, Jul 1st 2014 10:00 am - 11:55 pm Wed, Dec 31st 2025

The Rudolph Project

The Rudolph Project started in 2014, with the objective of selling wooden reindeers, snowmen, and Easter bunnies to support various charities..

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The Rudolph Project 2016

Fri, Jul 1st 2016 10:00 am - 11:55 pm Wed, Dec 31st 2025

The Rudolph Project 2016

This was the 3rd year of the Rudolph Project, selling wooden reindeers, snowmen, and Easter bunnies to support various charities.

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The Rudolph Project 2017

Sat, Jul 1st 2017 10:00 am - 11:55 pm Wed, Dec 31st 2025

The Rudolph Project 2017

This was the 4th year of the Rudolph Project, selling wooden reindeers, snowmen, and Easter bunnies to support various charities.

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The Rudolph Project 2018

Sun, Jul 1st 2018 10:00 am - 11:55 pm Wed, Dec 31st 2025

The Rudolph Project 2018

This was the 5th year of the Rudolph Project, selling wooden reindeers, snowmen, and Easter bunnies to support various charities.

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The Rudolph Project 2019

Mon, Jul 1st 2019 12:00 pm - 11:55 pm Wed, Dec 31st 2025

The Rudolph Project 2019

This was the 6th year of the Rudolph Project, selling wooden reindeers, snowmen, and Easter bunnies to support various charities.

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Tablets for Care Homes

Tue, Apr 20th 2021 9:26 pm - 11:26 pm Wed, Dec 31st 2025

Tablets for Care Homes

Livingston Rotary Club has donated Amazon Fire Tablets to twelve Care Homes in the wider Livingston area.

Refreshments for the Support Services during Covid-19

Tue, Apr 20th 2021 10:03 pm - 12:03 am Wed, Dec 31st 2025

Refreshments for the Support Services during Covid-19

Refreshments provided for staff at:
Laundry Staff at St John’s Hospital, Livingston
Scottish Ambulance Service NHS Trust in Livingston
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Livingston

Meetings & Venue

Where and when:

We meet on Wednesdays at 8pm

(Meetings are now held online weekly on Wednesdays at 8pm via Zoom)


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