Haddenham Rotary are committed to supporting our local community by carrying out local enhancement projects and 'feel good' activities and by supporting local good causes
The events featured illustrate some of the ways we have recently contributed to benefit our local community
"We always welcome suggestions for new and innovative projects and extend a warm welcome to residents wanting to 'put something back' through our 'Volunteer with Rotary' initiative"
Haddenham Rotary President
Haddenham and District Rotary support Haddenham Junior School Forest Project
Haddenham Junior School Tree Warden David Rankin and his son Geoffrey, both Rotary Volunteers
manage the project installation and maintenance and run interactive learning sessions with pupils
Click HERE to read more about this innovative project
The Forest School Project has won Haddenham Junior School a national award for innovation
Photo: Rotarian David Rankin
A BIG THANK YOU
Dear Friends and Neighbours of Haddenham and the surrounding villages
Who would have thought that a virus could have wreaked such havoc with our normal way of life and especially to our Christmas family celebrations
Something had to be done to brighten our days, and Haddenham Rotary were determined to do that “something”
As an act of kindness we decided to anonymously place bunches of flowers around the village for inhabitants to find and enjoy from late November to Christmas
Our hope was to brighten an otherwise dull, dreary and even dark day for those who found the flowers
Your response has been amazing
The kind words of appreciation that you have written on social media make all our efforts worthwhile
From Haddenham and District Rotary colleagues a big thank you, you are very kind and
we look forward to continuing our work with the village
providing support when and where it is needed
Keep well and keep safe

Best wishes from Haddenham and District Rotary
Haddenham and District Rotary refurbished the public call box at Church End on behalf of Haddenham Parish Council

Photo: photoninja
Our famous Human Fruit Machine
a popular feature at Haddenham fete
Sometimes copied, but never bettered

Photos courtesy haddenham.net
Haddenham and District Rotary supporter of the Haddenham Community Fair
Photo: Haddenham Rotary
Haddenham and District Rotary is a long time supporter of our Community Library

Rotary Treasurer Frank Readman presenting to the Library Treasurer Tim Mozley
Photo: Haddenham Rotary
Haddenham and District Rotary funded and maintain the Community Noticeboards around Haddenham
Village Hall, Woodways, Opposite the Post Office, and on the Old Airfield Site
Outside our Community Library
Noticeboard opposite Haddenham Post Office, At Woodways and Haddenham Old Airfield Site
Photos: Haddenham Rotary
Haddenham and District Rotary support the Christmas Tree Festival at St. Mary's Church
Photos: Haddenham Rotary
Haddenham and District Rotary support Haddenham Winterfest

Photo: Rotarian Chris Behan
Rotary International have recently added 'Supporting the Environment' as become the seventh element of the Rotary Areas of Focus, which Rotary fund through their Rotary Foundation
Rotary Foundation run a $1 billion grant programme "to enable member Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education and the alleviation of poverty"
Haddenham and District Rotary participate in supporting the environment through our tree planting project

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"We always welcome suggestions for new and innovative projects and extend a warm welcome to residents wanting to 'put something back' by joining our 'Volunteer with Rotary' initiative"
Haddenham and District Rotary President
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Contact David Robinson about this page:more Fantastic Prizes in support of Thames Valley Air Ambulance
more SUNDAY Airfield Pavilion, Haddenham. Timing TBC. Residents of Haddenham and Surrounding Villages are invited to this inaugural event
more At Julian and Sue's
more Saving lives with our Defibrillators
more 25 April 2026. Rotary's annual Quiz in support of our Humanitarian Aid Projects in Africa
more ENTER our Quiz on-line for a chance TO WIN £300 and other cash prizes. Closing Date 12 January 2026
more SUNDAY 21 December 2025 Outside Haddenham Village Library. Residents of Haddenham and surrounding villages are cordially invited to this inaugural event
more Fantastic Prizes and only £5 for 5 Tickets. Draw takes place 7 June 2025
more 21 December 2025 to 5 January 2026. Enjoy our Tree of Memories to celebrate the life of someone special by adding a memory to our Dedications Board
more SUNDAY 14th DECEMBER: Be creative with some Christmas craft activities, enjoy a story read by our Special Santa and take a gift home
more St Mary's Church, Haddenham. Organised by Friends of St Mary's Church
more TUESDAY 25 November 2025 Bradmoor Farm Events Suite. Tickets Essential. Residents of Haddenham and surrounding villages cordially invited to this exciting event
more A talk followed by a visit to local HS2 works
more Opened in 1936, Pinewood Studios has produced major films including the James Bond and Carry On film franchises. Pinewood also produces popular television programmes, commercials, and pop promos
more AHAG works to reduce the impact that homelessness and insecure housing has on individuals and the wider community by supporting access to safe, affordable housing, addressing issues and motivating them towards independent living
more Hear about Chris Jewel's experience as part of the international effort to recover 12 junior footballers from the flooded Tham Luang Nang Non cave
more Joe Doherty recently gave an excellent talk on his astounding adventure to the South pole
more WEDNESDAY 26 November 2025 Times TBC. To see 'Six: The Musical' featuring Henry VIII's six wives. Partners, Honorary Members and Guests
more We visited this National Trust gem with its spectacular gardens on a glorious day
more Oxford OX4 6NL. Guided tour starts 16.15 Hrs sharp
more Industrial visit with partners
more Walk Starts 2pm sharp with Tea at 3.30pm. Near Stokenchurch, the private Wormsley estate is first mentioned in official records in 1106, and has been home to the Scropes/Fanes since 1547, and the Gettys since 1985
more Industrial visit by partners in February
more Haddenham and District Rotary funded 3 of the 4 Community Noticeboards in Haddenham and manage the content on behalf of Haddenham Parish Council
more Haddenham and District Rotary fund another defibrillator, installed at the Co-op store on Pegasus Road
more Collected to refurbish and re-use
more We were fortunate to make use of metal seats in excellent condition from the Natural History Museum
more Haddenham Rotary provide invaluable learning opportunity for HCJS pupils
more Haddenham Community Library
more Forest School is a long term child-centred inspirational play and exploration process which includes supported risk taking (4 pages below this)
more Rest awhile in quiet contemplation of the world around us
more A cleaned and repainted shiny red phonebox
more On the magnificent Waddesdon Estate
more Our newly improved Machine. Often copied, never bettered
more Our popular fundraiser to purchase much needed Polio vaccine
more 7.15pm for prompt start 7.30pm. Haddenham Youth Centre, Woodways HP17 8DS. Help us in our quest to eradicate Polio from the world
more An all-expenses-paid opportunity for personal development
more An increasingly popular competition open in three age groups to Aylesbury Vale residents
more Exhibition and Sale of Works by Local Artists
more Joint event with Thame Rotary and the Stroke Association. We offer free blood pressure checks to raise awareness of the risk of Stroke
more A THANK YOU message from Haddenham Rotary President, Tim
more An opportunity to recycle books, bric-a-brac, cloths, toys and useful household items in good condition
more Thank you to our generous sponsors and congratulations to our winners
more Help support people fleeing from Ukraine (4 pages below this)
more Thank you for your phenomenal support
more Marshalling the Torch Relay from Stoke Mandeville, the home of the Paralympics screened by ITV
more Witchert Wanderers is a social walking group, second Tuesday each month, 3-4 mile circular walk and pub lunch. Double Click an image to view full screen
more More about Rotary and what we do
more Partnering with local firms to benefit the community
more Join a thriving youth community through Interact and Rotaract
more Sponsored cross country ride on the exclusive Waddesdon Estate
more Previously put on as the Rotary Jumble Sale
more Seven Stars
more Fun day out for children at Booker Park School
more A safe fun day out for disadvantaged children
more Seven Stars
more Seven Stars
more Our best wishes for a successful launch and broadcasting experience
more Seven Stars
more Avoidable blindness programme. Seven Stars
more Seven Stars
more Seven Stars; With Partners
more High blood pressure is a major cause of stroke
more Seven Stars, Dinton
more Seven Stars, Dinton
more Enjoy helping people? Visit us at the Community Fair in Haddenham Village Hall on Saturday 21 January 2-5pm, and learn more about Rotary
more Seven Stars, Dinton. With Partners
more Wren churches walk with Blue Badge Guide Caroline Dale starts at 11am from St Lawrence Jewry, adjacent to the Guildhall, followed by buffet lunch at 1.30pm
more Saturday 21 October 10am to 5pm and Sunday 22 October 10.30am to 4.30pm
more (Seven Stars, Dinton) Partners are welcome to join us for this meeting
more Please assemble at 2pm at: Medical Detection Dogs at 3 Millfield, Greenway Business Park, Winslow Road, Great Horwood, Milton Keynes MK17 0NP Dinner will be at The Seven Stars Dinton at 8pm
more (Travel details tbc). With Partners Red Badge Guide - Caroline Dale
more St Mary's School, Haddenham
more Bletchley Park, Bletchley MK3 6EB (trip details to follow). Followed by meal at Seven Stars at 8pm
more (Seven Stars, Dinton)
more Rotary in Thames Valley raise funds for Wheel Appeal to provide sports wheelchairs for young disabled people