Who’s Who in 22, Community Groups: Rotary

Published 2:15am 12 December 2022

Who’s Who in 22, Community Groups: Rotary
Words by Moreton Daily

Rotary clubs across the Moreton Bay Region have had another busy year forming connections, raising money, rejuvenating the environment, lifting the lid on mental health and much more in 2022.

Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to have lasting impact.

For more than 100 years, Rotary members in Australia have used their passion, energy and expertise to take on sustainable projects.

They believe they have a shared responsibility to take action on the world’s most persistent challenges.

There are more than 46,000 clubs across the world which aim to promote peace, fight disease, provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, save mothers and children, support education, grow local economies and protect the environment.

There are Rotary Clubs at the following locations across the Moreton Bay Region:

Albany Creek

  • Meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 6pm at Albany Creek Tavern.
  • Activities include Rotary Youth Driver Awareness program, Youth Awards Evening, installation of a Happy to Chat bench in partnership with Moreton Bay Regional Council, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Bribie Island

  • Meets at the Bribie Island Hotel every Thursday from 6-8pm.
  • Activities include markets at Brennan Park on the second Sunday of each month, environmental repurposing, tree planting along the Woorim foreshore, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Caboolture

  • Meets Tuesdays at 7pm at Caboolture Sports Club.
  • Activities include supporting the Mini Farm at Wamuran, an annual charity golf day, Moreton Bay Red Ride Against Domestic Violence, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Kippa-Ring - North Lakes

  • Meets on Wednesdays at 6.15pm at Best Western Hotel, North Lakes.
  • Activities include Shelterbox, Lift the Lid on Mental Illness Walk, Lift the Lid dinner, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Pine Rivers

  • Meets on Tuesdays at 6.15pm at Murrumba Downs Tavern.
  • Activities include supporting Share the Dignity by putting together toiletries bags for women in shelters, Lift the Lid on Mental Illness Walk, Lift the Lid dinner, Pine Rivers Show, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Pine Rivers Daybreak

  • Meets on Tuesdays at 6.10am at The Coffee Club, Strathpine Square.
  • Activities include supporting Teddy Bears’ Picnic barbecue, repurposing tech for disadvantaged students, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Redcliffe Sunrise

  • Meets on Wednesdays at 7.15am at Shields St Café, Redcliffe.
  • Activities include supporting Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day, Environmental Sustainability Rotary Action Group (ESRAG) Moreton Bay Chapter, wood repurposing, Chameleon Housing and Days for Girls, Rotary Youth Driver Awareness program, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

Samford Valley

  • Meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at CWA Hall, Samford Village, at 6.30pm.
  • Activities include refurbishment of the Rotary Station at John Scott Park in partnership with Moreton Bay Regional Council, bush care, supporting Samford Riding for the Disabled, and various projects with schools and other community organisations.

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