Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Our commitment

At Rotary, we understand that cultivating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture is essential to realizing our vision of a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change. We value diversity and celebrate the contributions of people of all backgrounds, across age, ethnicity, race, colour, disability, learning style, religion, faith, socio-economic status, culture, marital status, languages spoken, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity as well as differences in ideas, thoughts, values, and beliefs.

Recognizing that individuals from certain groups have historically experienced barriers to membership, participation, and leadership, we commit to advancing equity in all aspects of Rotary, including in our community partnerships, so that each person has the necessary access to resources, opportunities, networks, and support to thrive.

We believe that all people hold visible and invisible qualities that inherently make them unique, and we strive to create an inclusive culture where each person knows they are valued and belong.

In line with our value of integrity, we are committed to being honest and transparent about where we are as an organisation in our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion journey, and to continuing to learn and do better.

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Support for Local Hospital

Presentation to the Breast Cancer Screening Clinic at Burton on Trent Hospital

These purple crocus plants have been planted to show the purple dye used on little fingers to confirm that children have been inoculated against polio in other countries.

A very nice afternoon, and well catered. Thanks go to all those who worked hard to make it a success.

A good time was enjoyed by all, courtesy of host John Weil, and organised by President David Buchanan.

Presentations of a Paul Harris Fellowship to Hugh Clarke and Andy Bottoms.

Recommended by President David Buchanan and presented by Past RI President Gordon McInally

Tom, from Burton and South Derbyshire College,went to Halesowen for the Regional Final and received a certificate.

Photos of work undertaken in June 2024

Royal visit to JCB factory and Tower Brewery where he met local charity leaders.

The Pirelli Parade will provide advertising boards at the Burton Albion match on April 12th. Please see the flyer notice for details and contact the Rotary Club of Burton upon Trent

Club Charitable Trust

Annual Report and Accounts submitted to the Charity Commission

Logan Boam with hockey stick purchased with Rotary bursary

Logan Boam plays as a defensive midfielder in the U14’s team of Burton Hockey Club which has won every game so far this season. He has been nominated as player of the match on at least one occasion and was Player of the Year 2023/4

An interesting history of this almost 300 year old church, presided by Revd. Robin Trotter. Organised by Geoff Brown.

It was indeed a super afternoon. Thanks go to John Weil for the use of his paddock, and President David Buchanan for organising. Thanks also to those who worked hard to make it a success.

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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Our commitment

Support for Local Hospital

Crocus plants to mark End Polio Now project

The Annual garden party 11th August 2024

Two Rotarians honoured for their work for Club Projects

Young Chef Tom competes in Regional Final

Summer planting at Burton Station

KING CHARLES III VISITS BURTON UPON TRENT

Advertise your business to over 1,000 people for £50!

Club Charitable Trust

Rotary gives a bursary to a young hockey player.

St Modwen’s Church.

Annual Burton garden party. 2024.

Serving our Community

Our Projects

Carers+ Café

What is Rotary

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Why should I join Rotary

Rotary Foundation

Club Photos