Marie Curie's outstanding services are available throughout the UK. Explore Marie Curie's rich history:
Marie Curie, a trained chemist and physicist from Poland carried out pioneering research into radioactivity discovering polonium and radium in 1898.
In 1903, Marie was awarded the Nobel Prize alongside her husband, Pierre Curie in physics where they went on to found the Curie Institutes in Paris and Warsaw.
With a successful scientific career behind both Marie and Pierre, Marie was instrumental in work with hospitals initially treating female cancer patients using radiology.
If you would like to support the work of Marie Curie, do visit them at https://www.mariecurie.org.uk/ or support their fundraising appeals.
Visit our Tuesday Meetings to find out more about Rotary and the rewarding work of our Club by contacting us here.
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SAND DAMS Rotary Project for the Kwainyoe Dam building project in Kenya. Monies donated by Carshalton Park RC and other South of England Clubs in 2025 and 2026 will hopefully go some way to complete this vital humanitarian project.
moreLed by the RC of Guildford Woolsack. Well done to all who are working this worthy project. £500 so far donated by Carshalton Park Rotary Club
moreLitter picking and pond clearances have been a regular fixture in our service calendar for years and our next date just confirmed! Come out to enjoy a morning in our community.
moreWe will be at Dobbies Garden Centre, Woodcote Green, Wallington on Easter Saturday fundraising for a very worthy charity. Say "hello" to us and have a chat. See you there!
moreRYLA is a leadership development programme for teenagers and young adults 14-30 years old run by RGBI Districts and delivered with the core Rotary ethos of "Service above Self".
moreMembers have the opportunity to attend District and National Conferences with world renowned speakers.
moreRotary will not stop until worldwide eradication is achieved. Rotary have been involved with the fight to end Polio since the late 1970s.
moreClub members organised and carried out works on the dilapidated bridge in our local Ecology Centre, The Old Rectory, Festival Walk. We are involved in similar projects. If you are interested - feel free to contact us.
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