Community Activities

We build relationships and support our local community with projects and events


 

We talk to local community groups, small charities, religious groups, schools and businesses to research local needs (often inviting representatives of community groups or charities to Zoom Club meetings to find out more), Together we talk to people, understand what people need from their community and provide projects and support that works for them.

We provide the community, especially smaller organisations, with:

  • donations (ranging from £250 to £2,000 each)
  • support in kind, e.g. by providing toys, socks and Christmas gifts, and offer volunteer assistance, e.g.  by making items for sale and volunteering at foodbanks.
  • hands-on support with environmental projects.
  • celebration and recognition of adults who have achieved despite personal difficulties. 
  • fundraising by holding competitions, selling handmade items at local street markets, growing and selling large quantities of plants
  • a Kid'sOut day for disabled and disadvantages children.

If you wish to find out more about our activities then check out our facebook/twitter pages or contact us

Kingston Rotary Club has, in recent years, been the recipient of two business awards for services to the community and commitment to education and skills. We focus on local Kingston projects that are aimed at supporting and making a difference to a wide variety of organisations and individuals within the Borough.

Awards and mayor's certificate

Kingston Rotary aims to increase the environmental awareness of its members and promote environmental protection to the community and find more ways to bring about positive change in the world.

To find out more information about some of our activities during the COVID lockdowns click here

Community Activities sub-pages:

KidsOut

more An annual event in which disabled and disadvantaged children are given a fun day out which takes place at Chessington World of Adventures on Wed 12th June 2024

Community Champions Award

more Sarah Clay from Voices of Hope receiving a Rotary in Great Britain & Ireland Community Champions Award

Kingston members clearing foliage at Yorda Playhouse

Environmental activities

more We aim to raise the profile of environmental issues with our members and within the local community

Kingston upon Thames Rotarians Paul & Christine voluteering at a Vaccine centre

COVID19 activities

more During this pandemic we have been active in the community by supporting various local organisations.

Receipients of our 2018 Adult Achievers Awards with Mayor Cllr. Thay Thayalan and President Phillip Holt

Adult Achievers Awards

more Working with local adult education organisations we hold an annual award ceremony to honour adults who have achieved in further education despite overcoming personal difficulties.