Help us to help others

We are in urgent need of men or women who are willing to give up a small amount of their time to join our team. This will enable the Club to continue to support our local communities.

Since 2023 we have committed a total of £7,800 to the following local projects:

· Katharine House Hospice Deep Oscillation equipment

· Material for Yarnfield camp resident work project

· Bishop Lonsdale Academy, Eccleshall – specialist books

· Sound Bath Equipment - Walton Hall Academy

· Staffordshire Womens’ Hostel Bedding appeal

· Yarnfield First School ipad computers

· Eccleshall Community Centre Monthly meeting

· Cold Meece Defibrillator contribution

· Bishop Lonsdale Academy, Eccleshall – specialist books

In addition we have in recent years given significant financial support to over 20 local community support projects, due to the response we have received from our fundrasing activities.

However due to diminishing membership our ability to continue as a Club with this work is threatened beyond 2024.

So we need a number of men or women who are willing to give up a small amount of their time to join our team.

We meet regularly once per month on Monday evenings in Eccleshall. In the process we aim to enjoy ourselves and develop friendships. If you would like more information and/or to discuss please contact John Ogbourne, Club Secretary on 0779 627 3885 or send a message from below:

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DEPLOYMENT REPORT TURKEY from Disaster Aid International

On 6 February 2023, two devastating earthquakes, measuring 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude on the Richter Scale, struck Pazarcık and Elbistan in Kahramanmaraş, Türkiye.

We are in urgent need of men or women who are willing to give up a small amount of their time to join our team. This will enable the Club to continue to support our local communities.

Defibrillator outside Eccleshall Community Library

The cost has been shared between Eccleshall Community Library, Eccleshall Parish Council and Eccleshall Rotary.

to take effect on 31st December 2024

The Deep Oscillation machine being demonstrated by Lymphoedema Nurse Specialist Mel Cotterill

A Hivat Deep Oscillation machine for Katharine House Hospice is being funded by a donation from Eccleshall Rotary.

A new toilet block to be constructed at the school to replace inadequate facilities, plus new water storage and facilities.

The 4 Rotary Clubs of Eccleshall Mercia, Stafford, Stafford Castle & Stafford Knot are responsible for promoting this project

Sadly we have decided that the Club will close at the end of 2024, after 14 years of active service to the community. This is due to advancing years and our failure to attract new members despite appeals.