Crocus Planting
Rotary clubs across the world plant purple crocuses to raise awareness of the ongoing fight to eradicate Polio.
This morning, a couple of our Rotary members planted purple crocus bulbs in planters around Epworth in support of Rotary’s End Polio Now campaign.
Each year, Rotary clubs across the world plant purple crocuses to raise awareness of the ongoing fight to eradicate polio — a disease which now remains in only two countries worldwide, thanks largely to the dedicated efforts of Rotarians over recent decades.
We look forward to seeing a bright display of purple blooms in early spring, symbolising hope and the progress made towards a polio-free world.
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Rotary clubs across the world plant purple crocuses to raise awareness of the ongoing fight to eradicate Polio.
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RC Epworth and Isle of Axholme were able to introduce two new members this month. Nick and Sue, pictured above with President Richard Vergette.
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Well another good evening - enjoyed by rotarians and guests. Belton Kitchen & Visitors Centre https://www.facebook.com/Beltonkitchen/
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Once again we were to hold our ever popular tea for the Senior Citizens in Epworth and surrounding areas
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The Epworth and Isle of Axholme annual quiz night at the Thurlow in Epworth was again a thumping success.
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We are very active in our local community. We support the Festival of the Plough by running an enormous tombola. We raised over £500 for the Festival of the Plough to use for local events including our own the Rotary Tea Party for the Elderly.
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We believe that the world is on the brink of seeing "the very last case of polio". Rotary International has been focusing on eradicating the desease for the past 30 years. This year the Purple4Polio campaign is using 'Jam' to raise awareness & funds too.
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This annual event, now in its 13th year, is organised by Rotary Clubs of South Yorkshire and raises money for both local and international charities.
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Rotary visit to Amsterdam
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