Rotary's own charity


The Rotary Foundation

The Rotary Foundation is Rotary's own charity. Our simple purpose is to do good in the world. Our mission is to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the support of education, the improvement of health and the alleviation of poverty. The Rotary Foundation  is an international trust whose trustees are Rotarians.  In effect, our Foundation is Rotary in action as an international humanitarian and educational charity.

You can read or download a copy of the Foundation's Annual Report by clicking on this link.

Rotary International is a worldwide organisation with 32,000 clubs in almost every country of the world.  We are committed to service for communities throughout the world.  Many Rotarians have vocational skills that they use to support humanitarian and educational projects that help to make their communities better places. The Rotary Foundation harnesses the potential of this worldwide organisation by helping clubs to undertake humanitarian and educational work.

Our Foundation has three main areas of activity:

  • To eradicate polio: Click on the link on the right to find out more about what Rotary is doing and how you can help
  • To deliver sustainable educational and humanitarian projects through grants to Rotary Clubs all over the world. Click on the Humanitarian Projects link on the right to read about some of the projects run by Rotary Clubs in District 1010: Scotland North.
  • To foster world understanding, goodwill and peace through the Rotary Peace Centres. Click here to find out more about the Peace Centres.

Foundation grants can also support Scholarships and Vocational Training Teams. Click on the links on the right to find out more.


'What We Do' Main Pages:

The Club has a committee of elected officers who form the Club Council. These are the current President, Vice President, Secretary, Convenors of the 4 committees and the Immediate Past President.

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The Club Service Committee aims to organise one event a month for most months of the year to promote engagement from members. Ideas and suggestions are actively encouraged and welcomed and are discussed and considered by the committee.

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Youth Service Convenor, Pauline Simpson

We are committed to offering young people a range of opportunities to unlock their potential, develop their skills and broaden their horizons.

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We aim to be an active and visible part of the community with projects that are relevant and effective and respond to the needs of the local community.

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The aim of the International/Foundation committee is to give International a high profile and, with the support of the committee and the club, to inform and involve as many people as possible.

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The purpose of the Public Image Committee is to maintain and enhance the Club’s public image .This is done through the website, the Facebook page , handouts, word of mouth and by our visibility and involvement in local events and activities.

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When you get involved in Rotary, you expand your perspective by making new connections, and making a difference in your community and around the world. Interested? Join us and get involved in ways that matter to you.

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