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About the Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea
The Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea is a member of Rotary International, an organization made up of people who share a passion for, and commitment to, enhancing communities and improving lives across the world. Rotary clubs exist in almost every country. We change lives in our community and connect with other clubs to work on international projects that address today’s most pressing challenges. Being a member is an opportunity to take action and make a difference, and it brings personal rewards and lifelong friendships in the process.
Our Projects
Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea is involved in:
- Service projects
- Fund-raising projects
- Community projects
Did you know? “End Polio Now” is the The Rotary International flagship project started in 1985. In 2020 the African continent was declared Polio-free!
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Snare eradication project August – 2021
The Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea snare eradication trail walks took place today with game guard Hunter from Assegai Conservancy.
Annual President’s Induction Function & Awards
The Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea held its annual President’s Induction function last evening at the Continental Deli venue in Kenton. An evening of careful covid observations gave us an opportunity to congratulate outgoing President, Dave Howard, on an excellent...
End Polio Now campaign
The Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea celebrated the eradication of the wild polio virus in Africa
Covid-19 tribute
The Covid epidemic has prevented the Rotary Family Health Days from taking place this year.
Snare eradication project
The Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea has been involved in a snare eradication project since the very early days of our existence ( 2009), and has been done in partnership with the Assegaai Conservancy.
Walk for Hospice
The Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea is proud to share with Sunshine Coast Hospice the news that two of our members, Rotarians Barbara Matthews and Sandy Smith will be walking 120 km in 6 days to raise funds for Hospice.