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Bookarama is a project to recycle books and quality magazines that people no longer need and sell them to raise funds for distribution to the Community. 
Each year, Rotary Cambridge organises and supports an interschool speech contest for students aged 8-12 years. The event hosts contestants from 10 or more local schools, who are judged on a 3-5 minute speech on a topic of their choice. All the Cambridge district schools support the annual event, as they see the value in giving students exposure to public speaking, and a chance to develop the associated skills and confidence.
This is a project centred upon collecting and recycling metals based products so they are diverted away from landfills. It is a new 
service which Rotary will be providing for our local community and follows extensive research over more than a year. The project is fully endorsed by the Waipa District Council.Our initial focus will be upon collecting e-waste (products which operate using electricity or batteries) up to the size 
Taste Waikato — the cookbook that is good enough to eat — was conceived as a fund-raiser for Rotary Cambridge and is proving to be a great success. Taste Waikato has received rave reviews and to date has raised over $39,000 for local charities.
Achievement House offers part-time employment, volunteer and community participation opportunities to people with a disability. Rotary Cambridge once again this year organised a Xmas party for Achievement House, and a great time was had by all, including our club members who attended. This is now a regular event, having.jpg)
Community groups and charities from the Cambridge area will benefit from the proceeds. Organiser Carey Church, says feedback was really positive and with some great suggestions and ideas for next year, 2020 Rotary Cambridge Garden Festivals will be bigger and brighter with some innovative changes. Mark it in your calendar now: Sunday November 22, 2020. For more information go to www.cgf.nz
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Rotary Cambridge is delighted with the use the Fitness Park is getting. Opened last year, the equipment is being used throughout the day. Designed for all ages and levels of fitness, the park in Thornton Road is proving to be the success that project coordinator Robyn Clark had hoped it would be.
