MEMBERSHIP and CLUB HISTORY

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We are an active club celebrating our 10th year as Carshalton Park in 2025
Associate Membership

Associate Membership gives a fantastic opportunity to learn about Rotary and what our Club has to offer. This is free for 6 months where you will be able to take part in all club activities except vote. In July 2026 our 6 latest Associate Members all converted to full status & we are now looking for new interest.

 

Full Membership

After a period as an Associate Member or as a previous member of Rotary elsewhere, Full Membership is the natural progression, enabling voting and future leadership positions. 

Rotary has modernised since 2021 with just under 50% of our membership now female, and we are proud of our diversity, having new members from nine nations across the world.

 

Corporate Membership 

-Local business owners, CEO's, charitable organisations and sole traders are invited to apply to become Corporate Members of Carshalton Park Rotary Club. 

-The Lead (Primary) Corporate Member is then entitled to introduce up to three business associates to join us. This enables colleagues to take part in every aspect of our club except vote.

-The opportunity to take part in community service projects, fundraising and charitable activities with an established and respected service organisation may help your business fulfil its corporate social responsibility.

- Becoming a Corporate Membership also gives a taste of local volunteering with the opportunity for networking & forging lasting friendships.

 

The Rotary Moto: Service Above Self

-Together by sharing skills and resources, we can continue to make a lasting difference in Carshalton & Wallington.

Photos: some of our newer members since 2022. Front page: Our most senior and youngest member 2025. 

Contact us now to attend any of our events or meetings.

 

 

 

MEMBERSHIP and CLUB HISTORY sub-pages:

History of our Club. 10th Anniversary

more We recently celebrated our 10th year at The Carshalton Water Tower