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An opportunity to get a litle insight into why Rotary is such a great organisation to be part of.


 Text Box: Baldock Rotary Club is part of an organisation of men and women who volunteer their time and talents to serve their communities at home and overseas. It is the largest humanitarian service organisation in the United Kingdom for people who want to make a better world, and who are dedicated to providing friendly help to local and international communities. 1. It is a networking organisation on an international scale 2. Above all we aim to have fun! 3. Watch the video below                            

 
 

The world's Rotary Clubs welcome men and women to become members of the Club; they meet weekly and are non-political, non-religious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds

Each Rotary Club operates autonomously within the Rotary family and selects causes it wishes to support each year.

Rotarians are welcome to visit any Club anywhere in the world. Clubs work together providing links between countries all over the world..

Rotary supports programmes for youth, educational opportunities and international exchanges for students, teachers, and other professionals, and vocational and career development

Baldock Rotary Club is part of an organisation of men and women who volunteer their time and talents to serve their communities at home and overseas.

It is part of the largest humanitarian service organisation in the United Kingdom for people who want to make a better world, and who are dedicated to providing friendly help to local and international communities.

  • It is a networking organisation on an international scale
  • Above all we aim to have fun!

 

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Mandy & Dean with President Keith Britter, Vice President Gary Blyth and Rotarian Thom Odd

Induction & welcome to new members, Mandy & Dean Howard

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Our guests at the Jazz Night

Annual Jazz Night 2024

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Lower Bygrave Defibrillator being installed

Installing Lower Bygrave Defibrillator

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President Keith and Treasurer John Wilburn giving a cheque for £250 to Sue Drew

A talk on Macular Degeneration

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Today we had a very interesting talk by Phillippa Parker about George Bernard Shaw, his wife, and friends they had in Hertfordshire. President Gary presented Phillippa with a cheque for £250 for her charity Beds and Herts Historical Churches Trust.

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Past President Keith handing over the chain of office to President Gary at our recent Presidents Handover Meeting

Our Presidents Evening

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Our guest Mike Barbakoff talk

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President Keith presenting a cheque to Marie Curie for £250

A talk given for Marie Curie by Charlotte Griggs accompanied by Pat and Warren Rosen.

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Father Denis along with our President Gary Blyth and other members at the presentation of the Defibrillator

The defibrillator being presented

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New member Fred Heginbotham was inducted by President Keith. Fred was member in Cape Town before coming back to England. Warmly welcomed to our Club

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Lunch meeting talk

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A day trip to Brighton by some members of the Club

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Foundation is Rotary International's own Charity Fund; the money is utilised to address major humanitarian problems around the world.

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We welcome new members interested in having fun while 'giving something back' to the community. Fresh ideas and enthusiasm are the life blood of any organisation

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International Service encompasses actions taken to expand Rotary's humanitarian reach around the globe and to promote world understanding and peace.

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Community Service covers the projects and activities the club undertakes to improve life in its community area.

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An opportunity to get a litle insight into why Rotary is such a great organisation to be part of.

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Rotary End Polio Now

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How Rotary has helped to eradicate Polio in the world. Baldock Rotary Club are proud to be part of this programme

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An insight into how and when Baldock Rotary started in October 1953. Letchworth Club sponsored the new Baldock Club and the rest as they say is history...... Our Club has strengthened over the years, we trust it continues to exceed the vision set in 1953

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