Polio anywhere is a threat everywhere, and Rotary has long worked to end the paralysing virus, which will be only the second human disease ever to be eradicated.
Acknowledgement of Country
In the spirit of reconciliation, the Rotary E-Club of Brindabella acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We respect Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
"Gathering as People" painted by Andrew King "a proud Darkinjung man who works as a youth worker in western Sydney and shares his culture through art", used with permission and thanks.
Travis Holland
Let me share a bit about our club:
Our club knows no borders—we welcome visitors and members from all around the world. Plus, we're cost-effective—no dinner fees!
We use online meetings to plan and conduct our service projects and fundraising events, making it easy for everyone to participate. To strengthen our bonds and network, we hold three or four in-person social events each year.
Our eClub is designed for the 21st century, fitting seamlessly into busy families and lifestyles.
Have you considered volunteering with Rotary? We'd love to meet you and involve you in our humanitarian efforts, helping communities locally, nationally, and internationally.
Check out some of the amazing projects the Rotary E-Club of Brindabella has been working on below.
In the Club Meeting on July 12, 2024, we discussed club goals for the year.
As the world faces growing conflict and uncertainty, polio is making its comeback.
This year's presidential theme, "The Magic of Rotary," perfectly captures how our organisation effortlessly creates positive change in the world. As Rotary International President Stephanie Urchick reminds us, this magic isn't about waving wands; it comes from dedicated members like you, working tirelessly on projects, donating generously, and welcoming new faces.
Past President of the Rotary E-Club of Brindabella, and District 9705 District Governor Nominee Rob Uhl joined Libby Bleakley and Mary Brell OAM (Rotary Club of Orange Daybreak) on a trip to the Learning Centre in Dili Timor- Leste to assist in auditing and evaluating. Due to Covid it had been three years since Libby, who founded the Centre in 2016 had been able to go back.
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