International Rotary
We have contact with many clubs around the world and we participate in International projects and help young people from Troon travel and experience different ways of living.
The work of Rotary when supporting others around the world is undertaken at different levels.
| Our own club activities | Our club activities directed through District 1230 |
| Our club activities directed through Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland | Our activities directed through Rotary International |
1. Our own club activities:
Homburg Saarpfalz (Germany) and Triel-Verneuil-Vernouillet (France) - Nepal project - assisting our fellow Rotarians in Homburg Saarplatz in the reconstruction and refurbishing of a school badly damaged in an earthquake. Link here
Welcoming visitors from abroad - as part of the world family of Rotarians we frequently welcome visitors from clubs from overseas link here -
2. Our own club activities directed through District 1230:
We work with the 43 other Rotary Clubs in our District on joint projects.
3. Our own club activities directed through Rotary GB&I:
Crocus Coombs - link here - as part of the End Polio Now campaign we plant crocus coombs around Troon, encourage the Purple Pinkie campaign and raise funds to end this disease throughout the world.
4. Our own club activities directed through RI:
End Polio Now - link here - the largest campaign that Rotary has run is the End Polio Now campaign.
Disaster Relief donations - Rotary members and The Rotary Foundation play a unique role in disaster recovery and rebuilding efforts. Working closely with our partner ShelterBox and other organisations that specialise in disaster relief, Rotary members lead projects to support every phase of a community's recovery. Recently we have helped communities in the Bahamas and Maharshtra in India. https://www.rotary.org/en/our-causes/disaster-response
'What We Do' Main Pages:
The theme was Wonderful water....to be continued
morePresident Derek Porter presenting TRCS award cheques to Monkton Milers, The Caledonia West Volleyball Club and Stephen McGibbon, photographer on behalf of the HND class photographic exhibition.
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moreSeveral thousand purple crocus corms were planted in December 2024
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The final weeks of can crushing
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The popular Fiddlers' Concert will take place in Troon Concert Hall on March 29th 2025.
morePrestwick Rotarians joined Troon Rotarians for an evening of fun
moreOver £1,000 raised
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President Derek Porter presenting the January awards to: Monkton Milers for the funding application of 3 Lirf courses, Caledonia West Volleyball Club to help fund coach hire and Stephen McGibbon, photographer to fund an HND Course end of year exhibition
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Three pupils from Marr College attended the weekend. to continue...
moreOver £800 has been raised at recent car boot sales.
moreFrom July 2024; every two months the club donates up to £400 to an applicant from TROON, LOANS or DUNDONALD.
moreOur aim is to enjoy friendship, networking and to plan projects that will benefit the lives of others.
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This Certificate has been awarded to the Rotary Club of Troon by the International Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians in recognition of services to youth.
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Troon Rotary Youth Chairman John Crerar and Rotarian Douglas Allison presenting the Primary 7 Quiz trophy to the winners Troon Primary School.
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President Jyl Cunningham and President Elect Derek Porter presenting a TRCS cheque to the Juniors of the Troon Tennis Club. The £200 cheque will pay for 3 teams to enter local competitions.
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We have contact with many clubs around the world and we participate in International projects and help young people from Troon travel and experience different ways of living.
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