Helping the International Community

The role of the International Committee.


The International Committee, as the title indicates, is concerned with matters on a global scale by fostering relationships with communities, raising money for good causes and supporting contingency plans for disasters and unforeseen emergencies. 

Over the years the committee has  supported a number of Rotary approved International charities including Mary's Meals and supplied many emergency boxes under the Shelterbox  and AquaBox schemes.  It continues to support Rotary Foundation and Rotary's Polio Eradication. 

This year we plan to continue to support these charities and in addition support Trade Aid, which helps individuals, families and business to become self-sufficient with the aid of custom-made Trade Aid Boxes. Each box contains specially selected supplies needed to provide people with a head start in recovering from a disaster, or other adversity, or to start working for themselves for the first time. 

To raise money several events have been organised and this Rotary Year we have held a WW1 Commemorative Concert entitled "Smile,Smile, Smile", a Christmas Concert with the Cantabile Youth Choir and we plan to hold a quiz in the spring.

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The winning team (The Saga Louts representing the Lutterworth u3a) are presented with the trophy from Rtn. David Elliott.

Quiz Night

more The Rotary Club of Lutterworth Wycliffe held our annual Quiz Night on the 4th October 2024 at the Lutterworth Bowls Club, Hall Lane, Bitteswell

National Polio Immunisation Day

more 105 Rotarians from the UK, including one of our own club members, retired GP Judy Fitz-Hugh, visit India as part of the Rotary Foundation National Immunisation Day (NID)

Wycliffe Rotary support charity work in Ethiopia

more Friends of Wycliffe Rotarian Ian Tunnicliffe continue with extensive charitable work in the village of Adi Iblal in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.

Health Project in Tanzania

more Health project in the rural, Masai areas of Tanzania achieved with the help of the Rotary Club of Lutterworth Wycliffe

Chris & Sophie make up the musical duo,

Smile! Smile! Smile!

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