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WHO ARE WE?
We are a diverse group of local people dedicated to helping the community — giving something back to society by giving of our time and skills, while enjoying the fellowship of like-minded friends.
The Rotary Club of Horsham is a charity fundraising organisation, based in the vibrant town of Horsham in West Sussex, where the Club has been supporting the community since 1923.
We raise money through local events and collections for local and international causes, including natural disasters. We’re the people who bring you Funday Sunday – the biggest community event in Horsham!
Our members join together in a wide range of social events, such as theatre visits, walks, meals out and informal sports. You can have fun and make friends while helping others.
The meetings are held weekly, and members attend as often as they can.
Another way to participate is through the Friends of Rotary – individuals who want to contribute to Rotary but may not choose to become a full member at this time.
Horsham also supports Rotary Interact clubs based in local schools and designed for students aged 15 to 19 years.
If you are interested in joining us or would like to know more about Rotary and our Club, please use the Contact Us link to get in touch.
FUNDAY SUNDAY RETURNS AGAIN THIS YEAR!
Thank you to our Sponsors so far
Brock TaylorYes we know its a long way off but make a note of the date SUNDAY JULY 6TH when Rotary Funday Sunday returns to Horsham Park - bigger and better than ever!
Don't miss it!
SHELTERBOX APPEAL
We are supporting ShelterBox with their vital work in earthquake devastated Myanmar. ShelterBox give emergency shelter and aid essentials, repair kits, water filters and solar lights to those left homeless and without essentials, helping people build, repair or return home.
If you wish to add what you can please click on the link below:
NEW ROUNDABOUT IN HORSHAM PARK
Many thanks to all those who attended our Quiz Night that has enabled us to work with Horsham District Council and help fund the replacement wheelchair friendly children's roundabout in the Horsham Park play area.
The old one was one of the most used pieces of play equipment in the district so we hope the new one will give many more years of enjoyment.
