Rotary Club of Burntisland & Kinghorn's 2025 Young Citizen of the year
Young Citizen winner 2025 from Auchtertool
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The winner of Burntisland & Kinghorn Rotary Club's "Young Citizen of the year 2025" is Euan Stewart from Auchtertool.He was nominated by Gemma Thomson, Group Lead Volunteer of the 6th Fife Scouts and Programme Team Lead Scouts Kirkcaldy
Euan was presented with a Quaich and cheque for £100 by newly elected President Lesley Main at the Clubs end of year get together in the Ecology Centre, Kinghorn.
He is the District Youth Lead, planning District wide events and ensuring that the voices of young people are listened to. Euan now 18 has been involved in scouting from the Beavers up to his current role as District Youth Lead where he makes sure that young people are represented. He is particularly proud of his work during a 10 day expedition to Holland where he met various challenges including studying the transport system as he cycled round the country.
Euan is currently studying History at St. Andrews University.
Not only does he volunteer with the Scout movement but helps with Growing Kirkcaldy supporting their gardening projects, supports his local community in Auchtertool with path maintenance, the local tavern revitalisation, Santa's sleigh and is involved with Kirkcaldy Rugby Club.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
School Events, Sport & Fellowship, Environmental, Supporting Young People,Local Support, International Projects and Medical Charities.
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A very successful Burns recitation competition was held in each of the Primary schools, Burntisland, Kinghorn and Auchtertool. What a lot of talented youngsters there are! The three worthy winners performed at the Clubs Burns supper.
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The Club’s past President’s garden party was a huge success. In the hottest day of the year, members, partners and friends enjoyed great food, plenty of wine and great company, thank you David & Ishbel for hosting the social event of the year in your beau
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After a wet but successful Yard sale held in several locations, £1,600 was raised to support local charities. Fun and fellowship was the name of the game, raising funds was a bonus.
moreThanks to all of you who joined us for our Burns evening, over 500 tickets were sold to support the work of Rotary. The money raised, £2121 will be split between Rotary Foundation and “End Polio Now”
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Burntisland RotaKids have delivered their Christmas gifts to the residents of Links View, Burntisland. Everyone had a great time and the residents enjoyed their gifts and cake etc. Many of the residents sang along with the children.
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Great weekend helping Sands Hotel with their Inaugural Beer & Gin Festival in exchange for fundraising
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