CATEGORY |
CRITERIA |
Best New International Project |
A new international project which addresses at least one of Rotary’s areas of focus. |
Best New Community Project |
A new community project which addresses at least one of Rotary’s areas of focus. |
Best New Youth/Rotakids/Interact Project |
A new youth project or a project carried out by one of our Youth groups which shows innovation and imagination. |
Best Foundation Project |
An award to recognize innovation in promoting or fundraising for Foundation or End Polio Now. |
Best Club PR (inc. Club Magazine Website/FBook etc.) |
An award to recognize new achievements in PR. Which club has been able to find some new ways of getting out to the public. New ways to use Facebook or other Social Media. |
Top Increase in membership |
As it says. Simply the largest increase in members since July 1st last year. (This will be taken from RCC reports – no need to submit anything) |
Innovation in Recruitment |
Awarded to the club showing the best innovation and imagination in recruitment activities. |
Best new Environmental project. |
A new environmental project which shows imagination and innovation in this area. |
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moreThe first official game of Petanque at our new court in Westhill played against the Bon Accord Rotary club
morePresidential handover 2024 Outgoing president Allan Wink passed on the chain of office to new president Ash Major who in turn welcomed Alison Forsyth as vice president
moreFind out who we are and what we get up to....... ...you never know we might be just what you're looking for.
moreWhere we came from......
moreOutgoing president Margaret Currie passed on the chain of office to new president Allan Wink who in turn welcomed Ash Major as vice president and Steve Portelly as vice president elect
morePresident Bob Anderson handed over the chain of office to new President Margaret Currie at our handover night at the Holiday Inn, Westhill.
morePlanting Crocus bulbs for Purple4Polio around Westhill by Rotarians, Westhill Beavers, Cubs & Scouts during October 2019.
moreFive voluntary organisations within Westhill partnered together, with support from the Aberdeenshire Community Planning Partnership, to identify and engage with members of the community over 80 years old,
moreAs in 2015, 2016 sees Westhill Rotarians putting their green fingers to good use. As well as looking after their own green patches the club members will be taken over responsibility for the hanging basket displays around the town.
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