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TELL ME MORE ABOUT ROTARY CAMBRIDGERotary Cambridge currently have 55 plus members and our weekly meetings are held every Thursday evening.
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CAMBRIDGE FINDIT 2018 In Nov 2018 Rotary Cambridge published our 27th edition of the very popular Cambridge Community Directory. The cover this year depicts the Taste Waikato cookbook- another Rotary project. Press here for more details |
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SHINE FOR SHELTERBOX
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DAYS FOR GIRLS) A group of women in Cambridge have started sewing! Sewing for the Days for Girls organisation!What is Days for Girls? Days for Girls is an international non profit organisation trying to create a more dignified, humane and sustainable world for girls living in poverty throughout the world.
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Rotary FellowshipsFORM A ROTARY FELLOWSHIP
Rotary Fellowships are independent groups of Rotarians, family members, program participants and alumni who share a common passion. Being part of a fellowship is a fun way to make friends from around the world.
WHAT FELLOWSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE?
Fellowship activities vary widely. Members come together around hobbies or interests such as cricket or jazz, or vocations such as writing or medicine. Some groups are purely social while others use their fellowship for service projects. View a list of Rotary Fellowships.
HOW DO I JOIN A FELLOWSHIP?
You can also contact a fellowship directly by using the information listed in the Rotary Fellowships directory. Or search our discussion groups to find Rotary and Rotaract members with similar interests.
HOW DO I START A FELLOWSHIP?
Chances are if you have a strong interest in something, there are others in the Rotary family who share it. Forming a fellowship starts with finding members for your group. Here’s how you can start:
Be sure you meet the criteria for a fellowship and apply for official recognition. See the Rotary Fellowships Handbook for details.
Interested in a particular subject? Visit the group's website or email them to learn more.
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g a member of a Rotary Club is not only a good way to get to know more people in your neighbourhood— it's also a great way to get involved in your community.
Cambridge Rotary members were in high spirits at the District Conference held in Hastings recently and were delighted to have won the Best Club Fancy Dress award with the theme “Mid Life Crisis – Call the Midwife”. This certainly was rewarding as a busy year of fundraising, service and fellowship draws to a close.
At a well attended club changeover at the Don Rowlands Event Centre, outgoing president Robyn Crickett handed the presidential chain to Bev Maul- Rogers. Despite the club's activities and fundraising being severely curtailed by COVID, Robyn outlined and extensive list of the club's achievements for the year. She also took the opportunity to present past president Andrew Bateman a Paul Harris Award for his ongoing service to the club and the community. Robyn thanked the club members and her board for their efforts and support throughout the year.
Incoming District Governor Grant Spackman spoke of his background and gave a brief outline of this year's programme which he intends to expand on during his many club visits. After dinner, the club's resident band, The Bruised Brothers, played with their usual enthusiasm and gusto as the dance floor filled up. 
A ShelterBox Fundraising Dinner ShelterBox is a cutting-edge charity that hand-delivers emergency relief aid.
Rotary Cambridge is delighted with the use the Fitness Park is getting.