Applications invited
2025 District Awards
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CATEGORY |
CRITERIA |
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Best New International Project |
A new international project which addresses at least one of Rotary’s areas of focus. |
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Best New Community Project |
A new community project which addresses at least one of Rotary’s areas of focus. |
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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. |
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Best Foundation Project |
An award to recognize innovation in promoting or fundraising for Foundation or End Polio Now. |
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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. |
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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) |
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Innovation in Recruitment |
Awarded to the club showing the best innovation and imagination in recruitment activities. |
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Best new Environmental project. |
A new environmental project which shows imagination and innovation in this area. |
'What We Do' Main Pages:
A few details of each garden to be visited.
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This project has provided piped water supplies to the Kyakatara Health Centre in Uganda by harvesting rainwater from the Health Centre roof.
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Members of the Rotaract Club of Aberdeen joined with Members of the Rotary Club of Aberdeen Deeside to plant crocuses.
moreWe get support from some local organisations which we in turn support when we can.
moreWE have an active programme involving our local child and youth community.
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The Rotary Club of Aberdeen Deeside hosted the 2018 Primary Schools Public Speaking Competition at Milltimber Primary School, Aberdeen.
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Help to raise funds & collect donations for Rotary Club of Aberdeen Deeside with Easyfundraising
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moreIn October 2013 a group from the club helped to brighten up the local Allan Park.
moreAddresses of the gardens which may be visited.
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Time ‘n’ Talent is an initiative whereby individual members raise funds for charity by carrying out a service or providing goods. It is a re-incarnation of Churn Your Cash.
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RCAD sponsored a Cults Academy pupil for this year's Euroscola Programme. Ross Menie reported on his experience to the club on 27 March.
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Volunteers from RCAD at the Calendar Girls performance at His Majesties Theatre Aberdeen. The total raised by all Rotary Clubs for the Aberdeen performances was a magnificent £7,317.11.
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Presentation from Lars Foyen
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