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Year In Review

Year In Review. Rotary Club Of Albert Park. what we achieved. The Club’s team effort pulled together : Fantastic result for Books raised over $18,000.00 Record results for BBQ’s raised over $15,000.00 Second in the District for most new members 14 new members

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Year In Review

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  1. Year In Review Rotary Club Of Albert Park

  2. what we achieved The Club’s team effort pulled together : • Fantastic result for Books raised over $18,000.00 • Record results for BBQ’s raised over $15,000.00 • Second in the District for most new members 14 new members • Website and Bulletin new fresh look • Award winning events: • Footy Breakfast : amusing and entertaining • Women’s International Day Breakfast: over 720 men & women • Golf Day: raised over $23,000.00 • Helpful and fun weekend at Camp Getaway • Interesting Vocational Visits @ MCG & Carlton Brewery

  3. our projects made a difference to many • Breathometers • Social Studio Baker Foundation Grant • Bunnings.. back again • Reclink • Minimbah Aboriginal Boys 50 computers • Be The Hero Elwood Secondary College • Worawa Aboriginal Girls School Plant A Garden in a day • Worawa Aboriginal Girls School Aboriginal Art Gallery • Port Melbourne Primary Reading assistance • Support/ Working Bee DIK • Catholic Education Alice Springs • Cambodia Kids • City 2 Surf • Inner South Community Health • Flinders Street Homeless Kids • Victorian Women’s Trust Valentines Day Breakfast • Albert Park Secondary College Interact • Nganambala Northern Territory School

  4. what we supportedtouching 100’s of peoples lives….. National Cancer Council - Relay for Life $ 1,000 Central Australia Education Foundation $ 500 World Vision $ 500 Ardyloon $ 430 $ 2,430 International Rotary Foundation $ 9,900 Rotary Overseas Aid Fund $ 1,720 Cambodian Kids Foundation $ 2,660 Philippines School Trust $ 2,500 Rotary I– Computers for Kids $ 1,000 Water Safety Program – Vietnam $ 500 Vision Aust - Braille Kits to Timor Leste $ 240 Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) $ 20,000 $38,520 TOTAL $79,802 Local Sam Braham – Paralympian $ 400 REACH $ 9,000 Donations in Kind store (DIK) $ 500 Blue Earth Foundation $ 5,000 Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) $ 2,280 Awards Of Excellence $ 3,600 RYLA $ 690 RYPEN $ 1,144 Albert Park Secondary College $ 5,969 STEPS $ 1,000 Blind Sports $ 750 Worawa Aboriginal Girls School $ 296 Inner South Community Health Services $ 2,755 Camp Getaway $ 500 Dictionaries – primary schools $ 968 Violence Free Families $ 3,000 Victorian Women’s Trust $ 1,000 $38,852

  5. club meetings & events

  6. special thanks • The Board • Ian Henry Loretta Michaelsen Richard Goss • Yvonne Conn Greig McEwan Henry Michaelsen • Stan Teschke Mike Perry John Roberts

  7. and more thanks.. • to each and everyone who gave beyond • for everyone’s enthusiasm • for all your support • for entrusting me with the Presidency of Rotary Club of Albert Park

  8. Awards & Prizes Is It Fair To All Concerned - Rosie Annois (Club Services) Will It Build Goodwill & Better Friendships - Helen Harris (Community)   Will It Be Beneficial To All Concerned - Vicki Teschke (International) Is It The Truth - Jim Prokhovnik (New Generations)

  9. Awards & Prizes Rotarian of the Year - Chris Catchlove

  10. a thought to ponder….. until we're educating every kid in a fantastic way, until every inner city is cleaned up, there is no shortage of things to do. Bill Gates

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