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DYA, now in its 10th year, is now open to Year 4 & 5 students
in Dacorum Borough and last year featured work from 22
schools. Usually there is no set theme for the competition and
the work exhibited represents material created over the
course of the school year.
There were a record 663 entrants last year and all their
entries were displayed at Ashlyns School on 29
th
April 2023.
The judges chose one entry from each of the 22 schools as
‘Best in School’.
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DYA, now in its 10th year, is now open to Year 4
& 5 students in Dacorum Borough and last year
featured work from 22 schools. Usually there is
no set theme for the competition and the work
exhibited represents material created over the
course of the school year.
There were a record 663 entrants last year and
all their entries were displayed at Ashlyns
School on 29
th
April 2023. The judges chose one
entry from each of the 22 schools as
‘Best in School’.
(Click to enlarge)
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Junior 7 - 10
Intermediate 11-13
Senior 14 - 17
Rotary Young Photographer Competition 2023
- Local, District and National Winners
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Santa Visits Berkhamsted 2022
During the month of December Rotary start their festivities with the Elves Posting House at the Berkhamsted Festival of Light. Children write their letters to Father Christmas at the posting house. This year 370 children popped in to see Mrs Claus. All funds raised were donated to the Swan Youth Project. It’s then time for Santa to start his visits around the residential streets of the town. 19 local charities and organisations supported us this year to collect each night during December. Despite rain, frost,snow and ice and thanks to the generosity of our town we raised £13,672 which was split out to all the groups that supported us.
2023 Civic Awards
At Berkhamsted Town Council’s open meeting on 2nd March, our President Paul Dubbins announced the 2023 Rotary Centenary Civic Awards. The Senior Award was given to Christopher Talbot-Ponsonby of the Berkhamsted Citizens Association and two Junior awards to Imogen Jaques of the Swan Youth Project and Eva May Woods of West Herts Scout District. President Paul recognised the wonderful contribution that all three awardees make to our community, through their selfless and tireless commitment of time, energy and compassion. here to read Paul’s address to Christopher, Imogen and Eva May.
‘Congratulations to Rotary for putting on such an awesome event’
Claire Jones, Events Manager, the Hospice of St Francis
The 40th Berkhamsted Half Marathon &
5 Mile Fun Run: 1,282 runners finished
- significant amounts raised for charities by Berkhamsted Rotary, in addition to sums raised by individual runners and teams. A Fund Raising prize was awarded on 12th March. The event would not have been possible without our wonderful Sponsors and Suppliers.
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NEWS
Santa Visits Berkhamsted 2022
During the month of December Rotary start their festivities with the Elves Posting House at the Berkhamsted Festival of Light. Children write their letters to Father Christmas at the posting house. This year 370 children popped in to see Mrs Claus. All funds raised were donated to the Swan Youth Project. It’s then time for Santa to start his visits around the residential streets of the town. 19 local charities and organisations supported us this year to collect each night during December. Despite rain, frost,snow and ice and thanks to the generosity of our town we raised £13,672 which was split out to all the groups that supported us.
2023 Civic Awards
At Berkhamsted Town Council’s open meeting on 2nd March, our President Paul Dubbins announced the 2023 Rotary Centenary Civic Awards. The Senior Award was given to and two Junior awards to Christopher Talbot-Ponsonby of the Berkhamsted Citizens Association, Imogen Jaques of the Swan Youth Project and Eva May Woods of West Herts Scout District. President Paul recognised the wonderful contribution that all three a wardees make to our community, through their selfless and tireless c ommitment of time, energy and compassion. here to read Paul’s address to Christopher, Imogen and Eva May.
‘Congratulations to Rotary for putting on such an awesome event’
Claire Jones, Events Manager, the Hospice of St Francis
The 40th Berkhamsted Half Marathon &
5 Mile Fun Run: 1,282 runners finished
- significant amounts raised for charities by Berkhamsted Rotary, in addition to sums raised by individual runners and teams. A Fund Raising prize was awarded on 12th March. The event would not have been possible without our wonderful Sponsors and Suppliers.
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Suppliers
Thirstywork Framework Scaffolding Ltd Williams & Yates Machins Solicitors Berkhamsted School Waitrose & Partners Berkhamsted Sports Ltd Dacorum Athletics Club Everyone Active Spencer Wilson KP Waste Wirefr3 Radio Comms
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Suppliers
Thirstywork Framework Scaffolding Ltd Williams & Yates Machins Solicitors Berkhamsted School Waitrose & Partners Berkhamsted Sports Ltd Dacorum Athletics Club Everyone Active Spencer Wilson KP Waste Wirefr3 Radio Comms
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Fundraising Prize won by
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Fundraising Prize won by
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Incoming President Paul Dubbins
is given his chain of Office
by Immediate Past President (2021-22)
John Whiteley
at Club Handover 28th June 2022
Castle Concert July
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A wonderful Summer’s
evening with picnics and
a lovely, lively audience
enjoying the boisterous
but mellifluous charms
of Illyria aboard HMS
Pinafore.
Martin started his campaign in the Men’s Singles WH2 Group Play Stage - Group B, defeating Dumnern Junthong of Thailand.
He then came 2nd in his Group but was unfortunately knocked out by Chan Ho Yuen of HK in the quarterfinals
Over the last 5 years Berkhamsted Rotary has helped towards self-funding Potten End resident Martin’s expenses and helping
him realise his dream of representing his country at the Tokyo Paralympics. We have written to him to congratulate him on all
his hard work and determination which earned him a quarterfinal place.
Martin replied: ‘Yes , I’m always disappointed whenever I lose a game. More so when it’s at the biggest tournament of my life. However
eight weeks ago, I was 95% sure I wouldn’t make it to the Paralympics due to injury. I
couldn’t hit the shuttle hard. I was in so much pain. I travelled to Leeds , Manchester to
see specialist after specialist. I had Cortizone injections into the elbow that were
unsuccessful. With constant physio, rehab and huge desire, I managed somehow to turn it
around. That alone was a monumental achievement.
The Paralympics itself has been and unforgettable experience. I’ve played against the best
players in the world on the biggest stage in the world.
I can’t thank Rotary enough. I’m extremely grateful for your constant support throughout
my incredible journey.’
Tokyo Paralympics - Local Hero Martin Rooke represents GB in
wheelchair badminton team
ROTARY CENTENARY CIVIC AWARD – 2021
WINNER – JOAN FISHER
The
Rotary
Centenary
Civic
Awards
were
instituted
in
2004
when
Rotary
celebrated
its
Centenary.
At
that
time
Berkhamsted
Town
Council
also
wanted
to
introduce
an
Annual
Civic
Award
to
recognise
the
work
of
those
unsung
heroes
in
our
community
who
contribute
so
much to our civic life – so we came together to set up these joint awards.
There
are
two
Awards
–
one
made
to
an
adult
and
one
to
a
young
person
of
18
years
or
under.
The
first
award
Award
was
made
in
2005.
Winners
names
are
engraved
on
the
shields
which are displayed on the wall of the Council Chamber in the Civic Centre.
This
year
we
are
recognising
JOAN
FISHER
with
the
Senior
Award,
but
because
of
the
interruptions
to
so
many
youth
activities
in
the
last
year,
a
Junior
Award
is
not
being
made.
Joan
has
made
outstanding
contributions
which
have
benefitted
many
people
in
our
Town.
Veterans Visit to National Memorial Arboretum -
7th September 2021.
The Rotary clubs of Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead jointly organized a trip for veterans to visit the NMA (National Memorial Arboretum). After several postponements due to COVID-19 this went ahead in September. 37 veterans signed up for the trip including a 98 year-old RAF aircraft crew, a 97 year-old Royal Marine, a 91 year-old Paratrooper and several WRAC ladies whose ages shall not be revealed.
Rotary Seniors Out trip to Waterperry Gardens 14th
September 2022
The Rotary Club of Berkhamsted with help from the Happy Wanderers, which is a local group that provide help for senior citizens, organised this years outing for senior citizens. This year the visit was to Waterperry Gardens. A Party of 32 Senior citizens, helpers and carers, as well as Rotarian and Inner Wheel helpers travelled by coach to the gardens. The coach left from Berkhamsted Sports Centre at 1pm. Waterperry Gardens were made famous by Beatrix Havergal who established her School of Horticulture for Ladies here from 1932 to 1971. It is now home to 8 acres of beautifully landscaped ornamental gardens, with a plant centre and garden shop, a gallery and gift shop, and a museum and tea shop. The day was helped by exceptionally warm and sunny weather throughout the afternoon. After exploring the beautiful gardens, we congregated in the Tea Rooms for a welcome “Cream Tea”. We departed from Waterperry at 4.40pm and after the coach driver managed to avoid numerous road closures, we arrived back in Berkhamsted. An enjoyable afternoon was had by all.
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Veterans Visit to National Memorial
Arboretum - 7th September 2021
The Rotary clubs of Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead jointly organized a trip for veterans to visit the NMA (National Memorial Arboretum). After several postponement due to COVID-19 this went ahead in September. 37 veterans signed up for the trip including a 98 years-old RAF aircraft crew, a 97 year-old Royal Marine, a 91 year-old Paratrooper and several WRAC ladies whose ages shall not be revealed.Castle Concert July 2021
A wonderful Summer’s evening with picnics and
a lovely, lively audience enjoying the boisterous
but mellifluous charms of Illyria aboard HMS
Pinafore.
Brought to you (safely) by Berkhamsted Rotary.
Incoming President Paul Dubbins
is given his chain of Office
by Immediate Past President (2021-22)
John Whiteley
at Club Handover 28th June 2022
Martin started his campaign
in the Men’s Singles WH2
Group Play Stage - Group B,
defeating Dumnern Junthong
of Thailand. He then came
2nd in his Group but was
unfortunately knocked out
by Chan Ho Yuen of HK in
the quarterfinals
Over the last 5 years Berkhamsted Rotary has helped towards self-
funding Potten End resident Martin’s expenses and helping him
realise his dream of representing his country at the Tokyo
Paralympics. We have written to him to congratulate him on all his
hard work and determination which earned him a quarterfinal
place.
Martin replied: ‘Yes , I’m always disappointed whenever I lose a game.
More so when it’s at the biggest tournament of my life. However eight
weeks ago, I was 95% sure I wouldn’t make it to the Paralympics due to
injury. I couldn’t hit the shuttle hard. I was in so much pain. I travelled
to Leeds , Manchester to see specialist after specialist. I had Cortizone
injections into the elbow that were unsuccessful. With constant physio,
rehab and huge desire, I managed somehow to turn it around. That
alone was a monumental achievement.
The Paralympics itself has been and unforgettable experience. I’ve
played against the best players in the world on the biggest stage in the
world.
I can’t thank Rotary enough. I’m extremely grateful for your constant
support throughout my incredible journey.’
Local Hero Martin Rooke represents GB in
the wheelchair badminton team for the
Tokyo Paralympics
Rotary Seniors Out trip to Waterperry Gardens
14th September 2022
The Rotary Club of Berkhamsted with help from the Happy Wanderers, which is a local group that provide help for senior citizens, organised this years outing for senior citizens. This year the visit was to Waterperry Gardens. A Party of 32 Senior citizens, helpers and carers, as well as Rotarian and Inner Wheel helpers travelled by coach to the gardens. The coach left from Berkhamsted Sports Centre at 1pm. Waterperry Gardens were made famous by Beatrix Havergal who established her School of Horticulture for Ladies here from 1932 to 1971. The day was helped by exceptionally warm and sunny weather throughout the afternoon. After exploring the beautiful gardens, we congregated in the Tea Rooms for a welcome “Cream Tea”. We departed from Waterperry at 4.40pm and after the coach driver managed to avoid numerous road closures, we arrived back in Berkhamsted. An enjoyable afternoon was had by all.
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Suppliers
Thirstywork Framework Scaffolding Ltd Williams & Yates Machins Solicitors Berkhamsted School Waitrose & Partners Berkhamsted Sports Ltd Dacorum Athletics Club Everyone Active Spencer Wilson KP Waste Wirefr3 Radio Comms
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Suppliers
Thirstywork Framework Scaffolding Ltd Williams & Yates Machins Solicitors Berkhamsted School Waitrose & Partners Berkhamsted Sports Ltd Dacorum Athletics Club Everyone Active Spencer Wilson KP Waste Wirefr3 Radio Comms
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Fundraising Prize won by
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The 40th Berkhamsted
Half Marathon & 5 Mile Fun Run
Fundraising Prize won by
ABOUT US
Berkhamsted Rotary is founded on 80 years of Rotary activity in the town. We are a group of individuals from many walks of life and, with 54 members, we are one of the largest Rotary clubs in Beds, Bucks and Herts. 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 £42,000 to support many worthwhile causes both at home and overseas. 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.Our 2022/2023 President, Paul Dubbins, explains how he became a Rotarian and what it
means to him.
This story is becoming a bit of an old aphorism. Move to Berkhamsted, seek out Rotary, find friends. We have been in Berkhamsted for only 6 years and I have been a member of the Rotary Club just over 4 of those. I had always thought that Rotary was a dining club for old men and it is true that a number of us have been around the block a few times…but a dining club..not really. The club is seeing an ever more diverse membership and exploiting the wider reach of social media to deliver our message, although perhaps not yet ready for TikTok! I have been amazed by the contribution the club makes to life within Berkhamsted; from the Fireworks to the Half Marathon, the Outdoor Concert to Santa’s sleigh, working with local schools to promote art, photography and public speaking, as well as working with local charities. We raise quite a lot of money for local, national and international charities, and you could ask why we do this? Altruism, a bit; “giving back” a hackneyed phrase but I guess so; but I think most of all it is to be involved with a group of people who really enjoy working with each other and sharing our enthusiasm with the whole of the community Berkhamsted is a great place, and, I think, all the better for the efforts of Rotary.…and yes, I have made new friends. I am honoured to serve as President for this year and look forward to meeting some of you at one or other of our many events
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ABOUT US
Berkhamsted Rotary is founded on 80 years of Rotary activity in the town. We are a group of individuals from many walks of life and, with 54 members, we are one of the largest Rotary clubs in Beds, Bucks and Herts. 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 £42,000 to support many worthwhile causes both at home and overseas. 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.Our 2022/2023 President, Paul Dubbins, explains how he
became a Rotarian and what it means to him.
This story is becoming a bit of an old aphorism. Move to Berkhamsted, seek out Rotary, find friends. We have been in Berkhamsted for only 6 years and I have been a member of the Rotary Club just over 4 of those. I had always thought that Rotary was a dining club for old men and it is true that a number of us have been around the block a few times…but a dining club..not really. The club is seeing an ever more diverse membership and exploiting the wider reach of social media to deliver our message, although perhaps not yet ready for TikTok! I have been amazed by the contribution the club makes to life within Berkhamsted; from the Fireworks to the Half Marathon, the Outdoor Concert to Santa’s sleigh, working with local schools to promote art, photography and public speaking, as well as working with local charities. We raise quite a lot of money for local, national and international charities, and you could ask why we do this? Altruism, a bit; “giving back” a hackneyed phrase but I guess so; but I think most of all it is to be involved with a group of people who really enjoy working with each other and sharing our enthusiasm with the whole of the community Berkhamsted is a great place, and, I think, all the better for the efforts of Rotary.…and yes, I have made new friends. I am honoured to serve as President for this year and look forward to meeting some of you at one or other of our many events
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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 200 stewards and marshals to ensure the safety of competitors and the general public; we can't do this on our own! 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 200 stewards and marshals to ensure the safety of competitors and the general public; we can't do this on our own! 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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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.
What We Do
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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- Wider Community
Local Community Projects
- Local Schools
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Donations & Grants
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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 £1000.
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. You can see our annual report to the Charity Commission here.
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 Chris Neame 07492 428754.
or download our
Support Us
"We are proud to be associated with Berkhamsted Rotary's charitable activities. Our staff are very enthusiastic about getting
involved. It's good for our social media presence; this, and branding in leaflets and certificates, strengthens our corporate identity in
Berkhamsted and more widely."
"We at FFEI have been involved with Rotary’s Technology Tournament for a number of years. As one of Dacorum’s leading hi-tech
businesses, our continuing success relies upon an ability to recruit and develop employees who can tackle the complex technical
challenges that we face in our fast moving business environment.”
“We are a small family run business in Berkhamsted priding ourselves on providing good service to the town. We find our support
for Rotary events (the Half Marathon and Fun run and also the School Technology Tournament) is a great way to demonstrate
our commitment to the community."
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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 £1000.
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. You
can see our annual report to the Charity Commission here.
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 Chris Neame 07492 428754.
or download our
Support Us
"We are proud to be associated with Berkhamsted
Rotary's charitable activities. Our staff are very
enthusiastic about getting involved. It's good for our
social media presence; this, and branding in leaflets and
certificates, strengthens our corporate identity in
Berkhamsted and more widely."
"We at FFEI have been involved with Rotary’s Technology
Tournament for a number of years. As one of Dacorum’s
leading hi-tech businesses, our continuing success relies
upon an ability to recruit and develop employees who
can tackle the complex technical challenges that we face
in our fast moving business environment.”
“We are a small family run business in Berkhamsted
priding ourselves on providing good service to the town.
We find our support for Rotary events (the Half
Marathon and Fun run and also the School Technology
Tournament) is a great way to demonstrate our
commitment to the community."
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We normally meet on Tuesday evenings (except after a
bank holiday) at the Town Hall in the centre of
Berkhamsted 7:30 for 8:00 pm. (postcode HP4 3AP).
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We normally meet on
Tuesday evenings
(except after a bank
holiday) at the Town
Hall in the centre of
Berkhamsted 7:30 for
8:00 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.
Have a
closer
look ….
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•
Committees and Club Officers
•
Club Programme
•
Members' List
•
Electing a Rotarian
•
RIBI Membership Form
•
Club Procedures
•
ByLaws and CIO Constitution
•
The Bugle
Information for Members
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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 and CIO Constitution
•
The Bugle
Berkhamsted Rotary Trust Fund CIO
23
Information for Friends
of Berkhamsted Rotary
• Club Programme • How to book in for a meeting • Sign Up to help with an Event