June is Fellowship Month

The International Convention in Melbourne has concluded with some 15,000 Rotarians moving on,

hopefully invigorated and keen to continue “doing good in the world.”  

 

Formerly RDA, have sent a thank you along with photos of the ponies that EquiSucceed purchased with the help of a $5k donation from Rotorua North.

 

Rotary Raz (named on honour of the Rotorua North donation) is the wee grey one that is used for the smaller riders, apparently he is ‘full of character’

 

The other pony is named River, he was funded partially from Rotorua North and partially from another donation.

 

The invitation has been extended for the club or individual members to head out and meet the 2 new additions to the EquiSucceed team.

 

Taylor Randall has been a participant in Interact, Rotary Youth Exchange, Rotex (Rotary Youth Exchange alumni) and the National Youth Science Forum, founded by Rotarians in Australia.

 

She is the fourth generation of her family to be involved in Rotary, as her great grandfather was the charter president of the Rotary Club of Nerang, Queensland, Australia.

 

In celebration of Rotary Youth Service Month, Randall, a member of Rotary’s Youth Advisory Council, shares how youth programs have shaped her life.

United to End Cervical Cancer in Egypt, an initiative to reduce the number of cases while raising awareness

and improving women’s access to preventive care, is the recipient of Rotary’s third annual Programs of Scale award

The Australian Rotary Club of Hastings Western Port Melbourne has once again demonstrated their commitment

to the Rotary's motto of "Service Above Self" 

 

Since 1962, generations of young people have discovered the power of Service Above Self

through Interact, all while having fun along the way.

Norm Bruning is a most genuine Rotarian and a most genuine member of the Western Bay Of Plenty community who only seeks to work for the benefit and betterment of all.

 

This has been an absolute lifelong commitment that he shares with his wife Maureen – here tonight - his three sons and now their families.

 

Norm has not only held the office of President of the Rotary Club of Otumoetai in 1994 – 1995 but he has over the years taken on very many other roles and importantly offered and spent time mentoring other members into the various roles they have volunteered to undertake.

 

Norm not only freely gives of his time he is a store of invaluable knowledge which he is happy to share.