The Rotary e-Club of Change Makers is running a fun and impactful fundraiser tied to the Super 66 lottery called Lucky Numbers. Funds raised will support AusPak Welfare Society, a project run by Rotary e-Club of Change Makers member Makhdoom Bhatti.
Rotary e-Club of Change Makers member, Karen Hucks has over 25 years in the community and not for profit sector as a Board member, a Director, Program Manager and Consultant and Change Management Facilitator also as a trainer in the not-for-profit sector and TAFE.
New members induction of Ahhleeyah Grace and Corinne Maxwell
Bella Robertson has volunteered to be the new Bulletin Editor and working with Brendan Wilkinson through a training transition.
Rotary Zone 8 proposal will reduce the number of districts from 19 to 9 districts.
Next Lucky Numbers Fundraiser for AusPak Welfare Society
The Rotary e-Club of Change Makers now has a Lifeblood Team
A Lifeblood Team is a group formed by friends, co-workers, or community members to donate blood, plasma, or platelets together and pool their life-saving tally. Individual Rotary Lifeblood teams are registered under the umbrella of Rotary Australia.
Rotary acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their elders, past and present.
We are committed to safe and inclusive clubs, policies and services for people of LGBTIQ+ communities and their families.
