Invitation to all to come to our fundraiser on Sunday March 15th
Welcome!
Service above Self
First and Third Sundays of each Month at 8:00 pm online
We meet using ZOOM
We meet using ZOOM
https://zoom.us/j/925396915
or Call: +61 2 8015 2088 then enter meeting number 92 5396 915
Online, NSW
Australia
or Call: +61 2 8015 2088 then enter meeting number 92 5396 915
Online, NSW
Australia
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Club Online Meeting
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Club Online Meeting
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Spouse/Partner Birthdays:
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Sandra CastleyJanuary 28
Anniversaries:
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David DeanMargaret DeanJanuary 20
Join Date:
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Gavin RalstonJanuary 1, 20146 years
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Kim MannionJanuary 1, 20191 year
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Val BlandJanuary 15, 200317 years
The Sustainability Challenge
10 years into the Rotary-USAID water and sanitation partnership, here’s what worked, what didn’t — and
Holger Knaack sees opportunities for Rotary to change, thrive
Incoming RI president announces 2020-21 presidential theme.
Rotary and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation extending fundraising partnership to eradicate polio
Rotary and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation extending fundraising partnership to eradicate polio Partnership will infuse an additional US$450 million into global polio eradication
Kian Safaei
Welcome to our club! The Rotary E-Club of Greater Sydney meets online on the first and third Sundays of each month at 8pm Sydney time.
Our club is very active with projects both in Australia and in many countries around the world. Please feel free to visit us at our meeting. Just click on the Zoom link shown on this website.
Kian Safaei, President 2019-20
Hello friends of KINI
It has been quite some time since the last Newsletter but things have been so busy here and my hands were full thus have only now been able to get this to you.
We are needing more sponsors for needy children as we have had to add quite a number for this coming year. With KINI being known far and wide, we have many requests for children to be cared for who are in danger or being taken out of school. Day student fees are as low as $15 per term. Please email me if you have any questions.
Again thank you for supporting KINI these last 7 years and we wish you a blessed Christmas and very prosperous new year.
Please click here for Barbara's Newsletter
Please click here for the Sponsors Request
Blessings
Barbara
The Bobbin Head Cycle Classic (the Bobbo), will be held on Sunday 29 March 2020. Please spread the word, recruiting riders and supporting their fundraising.
The Rotary Foundation provides hundreds of grants per year around the world.
A new tool on the Rotary.org website enables members to see the range of grants that have been awarded.
Using reports to manage grants
Grants reports are now available to all Rotary members in the Reports area of My Rotary. Encourage your clubs to use them to manage their grants. A guide to these reports shows members how to search for grants by sponsor, participation, location, and more. There’s also a Cadre Member Information report that lists members of The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers who can offer clubs advice on their grant-funded projects.
Grants reports are now available to all Rotary members in the Reports area of My Rotary. Encourage your clubs to use them to manage their grants. A guide to these reports shows members how to search for grants by sponsor, participation, location, and more. There’s also a Cadre Member Information report that lists members of The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers who can offer clubs advice on their grant-funded projects.
Grant management training materials
Grant management resources are now available in Rotary’s Learning Center. Find courses on making your project sustainable, conducting community assessments, planning effective projects, managing grant finances, qualifying your club for Rotary grants, reporting on grants, and much more. Consider using the online courses as a way for clubs to get qualified for a Rotary Foundation grant. Or combine them with a shorter in-person training that gives members a chance to discuss district requirements and ask questions.
Grant management resources are now available in Rotary’s Learning Center. Find courses on making your project sustainable, conducting community assessments, planning effective projects, managing grant finances, qualifying your club for Rotary grants, reporting on grants, and much more. Consider using the online courses as a way for clubs to get qualified for a Rotary Foundation grant. Or combine them with a shorter in-person training that gives members a chance to discuss district requirements and ask questions.
Our member, Dave Rickards provided this photo of an eyesight restoration camp in Ethiopia that he and his DAK Foundation are supporting.
Approximately 1700 people had their eyesight restored in less that a week!
District Vocational Excellence Awards - Event and Nomination form.
Nominations are due by Friday 22 November 2019 and can be emailed to
warren.soos@amwu.org.au
Posted by Gavin Ralston
Dear fellow members,
This is a gentle reminder and a request.
So far this year only three of us have renewed our Centurion membership.
Don’t forget it’s only $A100 for the year and it's tax deductible.
And it goes to OUR charity – the Rotary Foundation.
And, in a couple of years, some of it comes back for us to access as District Grants for our projects.
All you need do is complete the form and send it to RI.
Regards
Gavin
International Service Projects 2019
As the first Australian E Club we have members living in different parts of the world who are running or facilitating meaningful international projects. This makes us unique, with a diverse range of activities touching the lives of people in dozens of countries.
Our club has 11 active RAWCS registered International Projects as well as several new initiatives underway. We have projects specific to: Timor Leste, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo (2), Kenya, Nigeria and Cambodia, together with 3 worldwide projects that have provided assistance in the last year to Fiji, PNG, Kiribati, the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Thailand in our region and, in Africa, to Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, DRC, Malawi and Sierra Leone.
As the first Australian E Club we have members living in different parts of the world who are running or facilitating meaningful international projects. This makes us unique, with a diverse range of activities touching the lives of people in dozens of countries.
Our club has 11 active RAWCS registered International Projects as well as several new initiatives underway. We have projects specific to: Timor Leste, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo (2), Kenya, Nigeria and Cambodia, together with 3 worldwide projects that have provided assistance in the last year to Fiji, PNG, Kiribati, the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Thailand in our region and, in Africa, to Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, DRC, Malawi and Sierra Leone.
For the full report, please click here!
Our E-Club members support a variety of projects around the world. Here's a sample...
JUST SOME OF OUR AMAZING CLUB MEMBER PROJECTS.....
School For Life Foundation (Uganda) SewAID (Fiji)
OzGREEN (East Timor) KINI (Kenya)
& Hand Up (Congo) DAK Foundation (Papua New Guinea)