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Join Rotary and Join the Action!
We will be accepting donations of tools and musical instruments at our market
stall on Saturday 18th April and Saturday 30th May. We will also come and
collect them so please register at the stall.
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Join Rotary and Join the Action!
We will be accepting donations of
tools and musical instruments at our
market stall on Saturday 18th April
and Saturday 30th May. We will also
come and collect them so please
register at the stall.
NEWS
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Long Service Award
President Chris de Lisle makes a presentation to Danny Bonwitt, our most senior member, for 55 years of ‘Service above Self’. Danny was born in Worms in Germany in 1934. His family escaped to England via Italy in 1937 and after the war settled in the Manchester area. He qualified as a Mechanical Engineer but later joined the Air Squadron and thence to fly in Canberras. After service in the RAF and commercial work in Ghana and Nigeria with Unilever, he followed a career in the catering equipment industry, becoming chairman of the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association. Danny is always working to help others and in particular, with the Princes Trust and initiating the education programme at HMP The Mount when it was first built. Danny first became a member of Rotary in 1970. Together with other like-minded people, founded Henley in Arden Rotary Club which is still flourishing. He became President in time and also when he moved to Knutsford and then again, as a founder member and early President of the Berkhamsted Bulbourne Rotary Club. He became chair of governors for Ashlyns School and also of London Colney Primary School. He initiated the Dacorum Young Artists competition in 2015 for primary and secondary schools, which goes from strength to strength. Latterly, he was a national trustee of the arts-based educational charity NADFAS and took on a three-year role as chairman of Berkhamsted Probus Club. In 2016, Danny received the BEM from the Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, the Countess of Verulam, in a ceremony at County
Hall, Hertford.
Danny and Barbara
have two children,
Adrian and Caroline.
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Long Service Award
President Chris de Lisle makes a presentation to Danny Bonwitt, our most senior member, for 55 years of ‘Service above Self’. Danny was born in Worms in Germany in 1934. His family escaped to England via Italy in 1937 and after the war settled in the Manchester area. He qualified as a Mechanical Engineer but later joined the Air Squadron and thence to fly in Canberras. After service in the RAF and commercial work in Ghana and Nigeria with Unilever, he followed a career in the catering equipment industry, becoming chairman of the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association. Danny is always working to help others and in particular, with the Princes Trust and initiating the education programme at HMP The Mount when it was first built. Danny first became a member of Rotary in 1970. Together with other like-minded people, founded Henley in Arden Rotary Club which is still flourishing. He became President in time and also when he moved to Knutsford and then again, as a founder member and early President of the Berkhamsted Bulbourne Rotary Club. He became chair of governors for Ashlyns School and also of London Colney Primary School. He initiated the Dacorum Young Artists competition in 2015 for primary and secondary schools, which goes from strength to strength. Latterly, he was a national trustee of the arts-based educational charity NADFAS and took on a three-year role as chairman of Berkhamsted Probus Club. In 2016, Danny received the BEM from the Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, the Countess of Verulam, in a ceremony at County Hall, Hertford. Danny and Barbara have two children, Adrian and Caroline.
NEWS
NEWS Archive
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For more details about Shelterbox and
the Impact of our partnership in Rotary
Year 2023-2024, please click HERE
The black-tie Local Heroes charity fund raising event sponsored by
Warner Bros Studios, Leavesden was held in November at the
Grove Hotel Watford opened by the Lord Lieutenant Robert Voss
CBE.
There were very many worthy nominees across the board in
twelve different categories. Berkhamsted resident Judith Spencer
was the winner among three nominees in the Sporting Achiever
category, each of whom was very laudable. Berkhamsted Rotary
Club sponsored her in June's 2024 Blind Match Racing World
Championships in Switzerland where she and the team won gold.
The Club proposed her for this very well deserved award.
This is an annual event organised by Nik Allen founder of 'My Local
News' (including “My Local Berkhamsted News” magazine).
Publication covers dozens of towns around Herts, Beds and Bucks
which are delivered through the door.
(Club President Jim Binyon 2023/4 is seen here with Judith.)
Our Local Sporting Hero - Judith wins again
Santa Awards 2024
Tuesday 7th January 2025, Rotary was delighted to host the 19 local
charities who came out and helped the Santa Sleigh collections
throughout December. Thanks to their support and our local
community we raised an amazing £15,402. These funds will be
distributed to all the participating charities including Dens, The Pepper
Foundation, Home Start Herts, Riding for the Disabled, Happy Days,
local schools, 1st Berkhamsted Scouts and Berkhamsted Guides.
Visit to Battersea Power Station
A group of members and their spouses/partners enjoyed a day at Battersea Power Station. A guided tour provided a history of the
power station and its later development as an aspirational entertainment and living complex. Some brave souls enjoyed Lift 109
(109 metres above sea level) inside one of the one four iconic chimneys restored by a Club Sponsor, Maylim.
The group had time to window shop and a spot of lunch in the food court. Highlights included a private visit to Control Room A
used to host functions, and views of the impressive exterior and luxury apartment blocks in the 45 acre site on the Thames.
Open Door Berkhamsted hosted an exhibtion of local young Artists and Photographers
8th May - 6th June 2025.
The Artists comprised the Best in School entries from 23 local primary (yrs 4 & 5) and special schools in Dacorum Borough that
were exhibited among 807 entries at Ashlyns School on Saturday 3rd May - ‘DYA 2025’.
The Photographers were the winners in local and Rotary District 1260 (Herts, Beds & Bucks) heats of Rotary Young
Photographer 2025 on the theme of ‘Wonderful Water’
Changing of the Guard
2024/5 President Jim Binyon said farewell to his year of office at the President’s Dinner held at The Denton on 21st June, and
welcomed his successor, Chris de Lisle, at a regular meeting on 1st July 2025. Chris handed over his chain of office to incoming
Vice-President Anne McCall. The Club expressed its thanks to Jim and welcomed Chris and Anne to their new offices.
Rotary Seniors Out Trip to Ware Quay River Trip 15th September 2025
The Club organised this year’s outing for Senior Citizens, with help from the Happy Wanderers, a local group that provide help
for elderly people in the community.
The visit was to the River Lee where “Lee & Stort Boats” took us on a river trip from Ware Town Quay.
Our coach left from Berkhamsted Sports Centre at 1pm. A Party of 24 Senior Citizens, helpers and carers, as well as Rotarian
and Inner Wheel members travelled by coach to Ware.
After some difficulty boarding the boat due to not being able to dock at the agreed mooring, we had a trip down the River Lee.
During the journey we enjoyed a cream tea and after negotiating a lock on the return we were given a commentary on the
surroundings including details of the gazebos on the river’s edge, some dating back as far as the late 16th century. They were
used as quiet retreats for business meetings away from the noise and bustle of the town.
The day was very windy but eased down during the afternoon, and the rain held off.
We departed from Ware at 4.30pm and our Motts Coach driver Stephen negotiated the rush hour traffic to arrive back in
Berkhamsted near 5.30pm. An enjoyable afternoon was had by all.
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NEWS
Our latest member, Ian Allison, was formally welcomed to
the Club on 25th February, by our president, Jim Binyon. The
Obejcts of Rotary were read and reflected on.
Ian is the Manager of Castles, Berkhamsted branch.
Ian says that he is looking forward to spreading the word
about Rotary to
newcomers to the
town: its commitment
to the local
community and to
fellowship.
Our Local Sporting Hero - Judith wins again
The black-tie Local Heroes charity fund raising event sponsored by
Warner Bros Studios, Leavesden was held in November at the
Grove Hotel Watford opened by the Lord Lieutenant Robert Voss
CBE.
There were very many worthy nominees across the board in
twelve different categories.
Berkhamsted resident Judith
Spencer was the winner
among three nominees in the
Sporting Achiever category,
each of whom was very
laudable. Berkhamsted Rotary
Club sponsored her in June's
2024 Blind Match Racing World
Championships in Switzerland
where she and the team won
gold. The Club proposed her
for this very well deserved
award.
This is an annual event organised by Nik Allen founder of 'My Local
News' (including “My Local Berkhamsted News” magazine).
Publication covers dozens of towns around Herts, Beds and Bucks
which are delivered through the door.
(Club President Jim Binyon 2024/5 is seen here with Judith.)
Every year Berkhamsted Rotary Club joins with the
Town Council to make two Civic Awards (one for adults
and a Junior Civic Award for under 18s). They recognise
special contributions to the local community.
This year’s junior winner was 14 year old Nathan Whale who is known for his Nate’s Bakes stall in the market - which generates enjoyment for his many customers and regular donations to charities. Here Rotary President 2023/4 Mike Hart gives Nathan his award at the Town Meeting.Student briefings on humanitarian crises.
What happens when natural and manmade disasters occur? The horrors of Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan and the ravages of Hurricane Beryl in the Caribbean are current examples. The short answer is that ordinary peoples’ lives and livelihoods are upended. Close to the end of their summer terms Berkhamsted Rotary Club ran Humanitarian Disaster Briefing joint sessions for some 170 Lower Sixth students from Ashlyns and Berkhamsted Schools. The purpose of the briefings was to introduce participants to the humanitarian sector and its responses and to map out career opportunities. Harriette Purchas, a local Mum and experienced Humanitarian Engineer, facilitated the sessions hosted by Ashlyns School. Fiona Tan from Save the Children described her own career in this US$ 50 billion sector where some 380 million people are impacted by humanitarian crises worldwide. Berkhamsted resident John Borton from Herts Welcomes Refugees spoke of local aspects where the charity has 140 volunteers supporting 350 resettled refugees across Hertfordshire and 500 asylum seekers living in 6 hotels and dispersed accommodation in our area. Many students said the event gave them new understanding and opened their eyes to new perspectives. A number from both schools are keen to volunteer locally. This is the third year Rotary has organized these events with the aim to promote peace and understanding through practical action and the ethos of “Service above Self”.
For more details about Shelterbox and the Impact
of our partnership in Rotary Year 2023-2024, please
click HERE
Technology Tournament 2025
The Rotary Clubs of Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead held
their hugely successful annual Technology Tournament on 13th
March at Ashlyns School.
This year’s event involved the students designing, building and
demonstrating an electrically operated, remote controlled vehicle
capable of moving forwards and backwards to crawl along inside a
drain and clear the internal debris.
The 27 teams of 4 students each worked enthusiastically on their
model and you could feel the healthy competitiveness between
the teams.
We were pleased that nearly all teams had a working model to
demonstrate and the majority met the brief set by the judges.
The Foundation Shield went to Astley Cooper School
The Intermediate Shield went to Berkhamsted School
The Advanced Shield went to Tring School
The Silver Salver Team Prize went to Adeyfield School
Rotary received very positive feedback from both teachers and
students as they left for home and they promised to be back next
year. The event was again oversubscribed which indicates the
popularity of this challenge.
Thanks goes to Ashlyns School, Paul Chambers for sound and
video, the guest Judges and the army of Rotarians.
The organisers have commented: 'Why not encourage your child to
apply through their Dacorum based school?'
Half-Marathon and Fun Run 2025 Appreciation evening
At a regular meeting on 15th April, the Club President and the Chair of
the Half Marathon & Fun Run Committee welcomed guests and
members to an Appreciation evening. The purpose was to show the
Club's appreciation on behalf of the community for the support in kind
and provision of volunteers that made this year's Run such a success. 25
of the 32 organisations involved were represented. The Mayor of
Berkhamsted Cllr Susan Jordan, attended in her role as Starter.
Chairman Paul elaborated on the record-breaking numbers of runners
(2,000) and the net £31,000 raised by the Club for local charities; on top
of this amount, over £36,000 was raised by runners for their own causes.
He even took credit for the weather.
Visit to Battersea Power Station
A group of members and their spouses/partners enjoyed a day at
Battersea Power Station. A guided tour provided a history of the power
station and its later development as an aspirational entertainment and
living complex. Some brave souls enjoyed Lift 109 (109 metres above sea
level) inside one of the one four iconic chimneys restored by a Club
Sponsor, Maylim.
The group had time to window shop and a spot of lunch in the food court.
Highlights included a private visit to Control Room A used to host
functions, and views of the impressive exterior and luxury apartment
blocks in the 45 acre site on the Thames.
Open Door Berkhamsted hosted an exhibtion of local young
Artists and Photographers 8th May - 6th June 2025.
The Artists comprised the Best in School entries from 23 local
primary (yrs 4 & 5) and special schools in Dacorum Borough that
were exhibited among 807 entries at Ashlyns School on Saturday
3rd May - ‘DYA 2025’.
The Photographers are the winners in local and Rotary District
1260 (Herts, Beds & Bucks) heats of Rotary Young Photographer
2025 on the theme of ‘Wonderful Water’
Rotary Seniors Out Trip to Ware Quay River Trip 15th September
2025
The Club organised this year’s outing for Senior Citizens, with help from
the Happy Wanderers, a local group that provide help for elderly people
in the community.
The visit was to the River Lee where “Lee & Stort Boats” took us on a river
trip from Ware Town Quay.
Our coach left from Berkhamsted Sports Centre at 1pm. A Party of 24
Senior Citizens, helpers and carers, as well as Rotarian and Inner Wheel
members travelled by coach to Ware.
After some difficulty boarding the boat due to not being able to dock at
the agreed mooring, we had a trip down the River Lee. During the
journey we enjoyed a cream tea and after negotiating a lock on the
return we were given a commentary on the surroundings including
details of the gazebos on the river’s edge, some dating back as far as the
late 16th century. They were used as quiet retreats for business
meetings away from the noise and bustle of the town.
The day was very windy but eased down during the afternoon, and the
rain held off.
We departed from Ware at 4.30pm and our Motts Coach driver Stephen
negotiated the rush hour traffic to arrive back in Berkhamsted near
5.30pm. An enjoyable afternoon was had by all.
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Empty your attics, sheds
and garages of unwanted
clutter. Recycle/Upcycle
and give the clutter
another life. Reduce waste
and pollution. We will
collect from you any time -
just call
01442 871536 (tools)
07712 792266 (musical
instruments)
Recycling/Upcycling
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Empty your attics, sheds and garages of
unwanted clutter. Recycle/Upcycle and
give the clutter another life.
Reduce waste and pollution. We will
collect from you any time -
just call
01442 871536 (tools)
07712 792266 (musical instruments)
Berkhamsted Rotary is founded on 88 years of Rotary activity in the town. We are a group of individuals from
many walks of life and, with 58 members, we are one of the largest Rotary clubs in Beds, Bucks and Herts.
Our October 2024 Charter Night programme reflected that activity and commitment.
We use our time and energy to support young people and to improve the lives of the elderly, vulnerable and
disadvantaged both here and overseas. We organise charity events (such as our Half Marathon and Fireworks
Night) to raise funds.
Charitable causes are supported via the Berkhamsted Rotary Trust Fund CIO which is a UK Registered Charity No.
1182564. This year we are donating some £65,500 to support many worthwhile causes both at home and
overseas. Please see HERE for the latest Report and Accounts.
We work as a team and have a good time in the process. Friendships are developed through our club activities and
also social events such as our monthly and annual walks.
We normally meet for dinner each Tuesday, usually at Berkhamsted Town Hall in the centre of Berkhamsted, at
7:30 for 8:00 pm.
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Berkhamsted Rotary is founded on 88 years of Rotary
activity in the town. We are a group of individuals from
many walks of life and, with 58 members, we are one
of the largest Rotary clubs in Beds, Bucks and Herts.
Our October 2024 Charter Night programme reflected
that activity and commitment.
We use our time and energy to support young people
and to improve the lives of the elderly, vulnerable and
disadvantaged both here and overseas. We organise
charity events (such as our Half Marathon and
Fireworks Night) to raise funds.
Charitable causes are supported via the Berkhamsted
Rotary Trust Fund CIO which is a UK Registered Charity
No. 1182564. This year we are donating some £65,500
to support many worthwhile causes both at home and
overseas. Please see HERE for the latest Report and
Accounts.
We work as a team and have a good time in the
process. Friendships are developed through our club
activities and also social events such as our monthly
and annual walks.
We normally meet for dinner each Tuesday, usually at
Berkhamsted Town Hall in the centre of Berkhamsted,
at 7:30 for 8:00 pm.
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We have fun working together within teams on our various projects. If Rotary sounds like the organisation for you and
you feel able to get involved or volunteer some of your precious spare time, we’d like to hear from you! Simply email our
membership officer for an informal chat.
Get Involved
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Get Involved
We have fun working together within teams on our various
projects. If Rotary sounds like the organisation for you and
you feel able to get involved or volunteer some of your
precious spare time, we’d like to hear from you! Simply email
our membership officer for an informal chat.
What is Rotary?
We are part of
Rotary International,
which comprises
more than 33,000
Rotary Clubs across
the world. There are
some 50,000
members in over
1,750 Clubs in Great
Britain and Ireland.
We share a common
vision for better
communities and
work together to
achieve it.
Rotary International
supports worldwide
programmes to
reduce poverty,
disease and
inadequate living
conditions. Rotary's
global initiative to
eradicate Polio has
been very successful
with only 2 countries
left where it is still
endemic.
We actively support
some very
worthwhile
overseas projects
but the majority of
our effort and fund
raising is
nonetheless devoted
to charitable causes
within our own local
community.
Who are we?
We are a group of
individuals from
many walks of life.
We normally meet
on Tuesday
evenings in
Berkhamsted for a
meal, usually with
an interesting after
dinner speaker; one
meeting each
month is devoted
to planning and
organising our
activities.
However we
recognise that time
is at a premium for
working people
with family and
work commitments
... so our members
ensure that family
and work come first
by attending
whatever meetings
work for them.
We work with local
schools to organise
challenging
competitions for
students and
provide days out
for the elderly and
for disadvantaged
young people. We
organise events to
raise money for
local and overseas
charities.
Your skills and
experience could be
invaluable in our
drive to help
communities at
home and around
the world. Whether
you become a
member of Rotary or
volunteer your time
and abilities to your
local club, you will be
helping to make
people’s lives better.
If you'd like to make
a contribution there
are many ways to
get involved with
Rotary:
you could join
Rotary and open
up a world of
opportunities.
you could donate
to one of our
Club's initiatives
you could
volunteer to speak
at our Club about
a cause which
interests you
if you are a school
pupil, you could
take part in a
Rotary
competition
you could
volunteer to help
the Club in one of
its initiatives,
without becoming
a Rotary member
Join Us!
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Volunteering Work with Rotary Changes Lives
Fund raising is, of course, an important part of our activities but equally helping implement community projects, such as running outings for the elderly and disabled or ferrying folk to visit family members in hospital is also what we do. Each year Berkhamsted Rotary manages lots of these community projects - and although we have 60 members, we still need the help of all those lovely people who come along and help us. As an example, on the day of our Half Marathon and Fun Run we need a team of some 120 stewards and marshals to ensure the safety of competitors and the general public; we can't do this on our own! Every December, we organise 20 or so local charities and PTAs to fundraise for their causes as collectors working with our Santa and his sleigh. Together, over £15,000 is raised each year. So,if you feel that you'd like to help out or if you have a special skill that might be of benefit to the community, please get in touch with us and maybe we can work out how you might volunteer in a way which suits your particular circumstances. You can contact us
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Volunteering Work with Rotary
Changes Lives
Fund raising is, of course, an important part of our activities but equally helping implement community projects, such as running outings for the elderly and disabled or ferrying folk to visit family members in hospital is also what we do. Each year Berkhamsted Rotary manages lots of these community projects - and although we have 60 members, we still need the help of all those lovely people who come along and help us. As an example, on the day of our Half Marathon and Fun Run we need a team of some 120 stewards and marshals to ensure the safety of competitors and the general public; we can't do this on our own! Every December, we organise 20 or so local charities and PTAs to fundraise for their causes as collectors working with our Santa and his sleigh. Together, over £15,000 is raised each year. So,if you feel that you'd like to help out or if you have a special skill that might be of benefit to the community, please get in touch with us and maybe we can work out how you might volunteer in a way which suits your particular circumstances.
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What We Do
What We Do
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Rotary in 100 words
Rotary is one of the world’s leading membership and humanitarian service organisations, with 1.2
million members globally.
Through membership of their local club, individuals volunteer on community and humanitarian
projects which make a difference locally, nationally and globally.
Rotary members are determined to tackle the world’s biggest issues, including promoting peace,
fighting disease, supporting education and so much more.
Rotary was formed as a networking organisation and this still plays a part in Rotary life today.
Rotary provides the opportunity to expand personal and professional circles, meet new people and
make lasting friendships, all while having fun in the process.
Rotary in 100 words
Rotary is one of the world’s leading
membership and humanitarian service
organisations, with 1.2 million members
globally.
Through membership of their local club,
individuals volunteer on community and
humanitarian projects which make a
difference locally, nationally and globally.
Rotary members are determined to tackle
the world’s biggest issues, including
promoting peace, fighting disease,
supporting education and so much more.
Rotary was formed as a networking
organisation and this still plays a part in
Rotary life today. Rotary provides the
opportunity to expand personal and
professional circles, meet new people and
make lasting friendships, all while having
fun in the process.
What We Do
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- THE COMMUNITY
Local Community Projects
- LOCAL SCHOOLS
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- Wider Community
Local Community Projects
- Local Schools
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Donations & Grants
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Donations & Grants
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Overseas
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Overseas
Why sponsors and supporters are important
Nearly every community and fund raising event that we organise has associated costs; for instance the costs of putting on our Annual Fireworks display for
the town typically exceeds £10,000. Even putting on on our annual Technology Tournament for young students costs in excess of £1,000.
In recent years year our charity Trust Fund has typically managed to generate an annual net income of more than £40,000 which is then disbursed as
donations to various charitable causes. We could not, however, achieve this without the generous support of sponsors ... both those who provide financial
support and also those who support us in kind by providing essential services free of charge. Please see our
Why not become a sponsor?
Could you use a higher profile in Berkhamsted and the surrounding area? Would you and your staff enjoy working with us on worthwhile, inspirational and
fun projects that benefit the local community or contribute to humanitarian initiatives around the world? Do you wish to put corporate social responsibility
and sustainability as core values of your brand? If so, would you consider supporting Berkhamsted Rotary?
By becoming a sponsor you can not only benefit really worthwhile causes, but we will ensure that your support receives the recognition it deserves on our
websites and in our social media and publicity material. We're particularly keen to establish working partnerships with sponsors and to tap in to the skills
and enthusiasm of your staff.
If youwould like more information about sponsorship possibilities then please contact Emma Pearce on 07798 555000.
or download our
Support Us
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Why sponsors and supporters are important
Nearly every community and fund raising event that we organise
has associated costs; for instance the costs of putting on our
Annual Fireworks display for the town typically exceeds £10,000.
Even putting on on our annual Technology Tournament for young
students costs in excess of £1,000.
In recent years year our charity Trust Fund has typically managed
to generate an annual net income of more than £40,000 which is
then disbursed as donations to various charitable causes. We
could not, however, achieve this without the generous support of
sponsors ... both those who provide financial support and also
those who support us in kind by providing essential services free of
charge. Please see our
Why not become a sponsor?
Could you use a higher profile in Berkhamsted and the
surrounding area? Would you and your staff enjoy working with us
on worthwhile, inspirational and fun projects that benefit the local
community or contribute to humanitarian initiatives around the
world? Do you wish to put corporate social responsibility and
sustainability as core values of your brand? If so, would you
consider supporting Berkhamsted Rotary?
By becoming a sponsor you can not only benefit really worthwhile
causes, but we will ensure that your support receives the
recognition it deserves on our websites and in our social media
and publicity material. We're particularly keen to establish working
partnerships with sponsors and to tap in to the skills and
enthusiasm of your staff.
If youwould like more information about sponsorship possibilities
then please contact Emma Pearce on 07798 555000.
or download our
Support Us
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We normally meet on Tuesday evenings
(except after a bank holiday) at the
Town Hall in the centre of Berkhamsted
7:00 for 7:30 pm. (postcode HP4 3AP).
We will protect the information you send us in accordance
with the General Data Protection Regulations, as described
in the RIBI Privacy Policy.
Come and join us!
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We normally meet
on Tuesday
evenings (except
after a bank
holiday) at the
Town Hall in the
centre of
Berkhamsted 7:00
for 7:30 pm.
(postcode HP4
3AP).
We will protect the information you
send us in accordance with the
General Data Protection Regulations,
as described in the RIBI Privacy
Policy.
Come
and
join us!
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Information for Friends of Berkhamsted Rotary
• Club Programme • How to book in for a meeting • Sign Up to help with an Event
Information for Members
•
Committees and Club Officers
•
Club Programme
•
Members' List
•
Electing a Rotarian
•
RIBI Membership Form
•
Club Procedures
•
ByLaws
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Information for Friends
of Berkhamsted Rotary
• Club Programme • How to book in for a meeting • Sign Up to help with an Event