Making a difference... you can too
People will do amazing things when given an opportunity.
 
This simple philosophy inspires Applecross Rotary's members: both locally and further afield. 
 
We are from all walks of life - we are marketeers, scientists, educators, farmers, engineers, lawyers  and retailers: the list goes on - and we range in age from early 20s through to 80. The commonality we share is an interest to use our time, skills and energy to improve the lives of others. And we have fun while we do it.
 
Our projects are equally varied. From our much-loved Rotary Jacaranda Festival, the Pride of Workmanship Awards, a local Art Show and Sale, numerous youth initiatives as well as supporting indigenous, mental health and women's refuge projects and delivering major health and water based projects around the world that will save thousands of lives.... we're an ambitious club with the power to get things done. 
 
GET IN TOUCH
Applecross Rotary meet weekly; and we have a flexible approach to membership. Just be involved; be there only when required for your project outcomes.
 
We meet Tuesday for a 7.30am start, at the Dome Café, Deep Water Point, Mt Pleasant (or via ZOOM if that works for you). 
 
Just turn up (and/or send an email to secretary@applecrossrotary.org)
 
Visitors are the future of our community service outcomes. Check us out at a meeting, a fund raising event or at a social event. Try us on for size. 
 
If interested please drop us a line.
 

Upcoming speakers at our Tuesday breakfast meetings (7am for 7.30am start, finishing at 8.30am)

Niki Ferreira
Oct 15, 2024
Voluntary Assisted Dying update
Graeme Thygesin
Oct 22, 2024 7:30 AM
Indian Toilet Block Global Grant
Marcus Dickson
Oct 29, 2024 7:30 AM
City of Melville support for the Jacaranda Festival
Dr Peter Symons
Nov 05, 2024 7:30 AM
Are jockeys a necessary evil?
Club News
Aug 11, 2024
Collaborating Across Borders - the story of Mama Respond
 
That’s the theme Erin Hegarty chose for her recent presentation to Applecross Rotary but the Back Story is also really important  -  the use of a Rotary Foundation Global Grant to fund life changing facilities for children with disabilities at a school just outside Nairobi, the capital of Kenya.
 
 
Aug 19, 2024
Wheatbelt Mentoring Success Continues
—  President in Cricket Heaven
 
President Tom really enjoyed himself when he got to host the Hon. Tuck Waldron, former WA Minister for Sport and Recreation, and past Chair of WA Cricket, at our recent meeting.  Tom also brought along WA Cricket’s new Manager for the Wheatbelt, Emma Wilson.
 
 
Tuck Waldron, President Tom and Emma Wilson from Cricket WA
 
 

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