David Grant spoke about the Centurion Club and how a personal commitment of at least $100 per annum is required to join it.The money collected from Centurion members goes to the Rotary Foundation to support its' efforts to improve the lives of millions of people around the world.
Once a Centurion has donated the equivalent of US$1,000, they are eligible to receive a Paul Harris Fellowship (PHF). They may however, allocate the PHF to someone else.
Payments are tax deductible and receipts will be issued by the Rotary International Parramatta Office.
David advised that we currently have 48 active members and of these 34 (71%) are Centurions.
To join, or renew membership, it is necessary to fill out an application form, copies of which David had available. This allows for three different payment methods. His preference, for administrative reasons, is payment by credit card.
