About Our Club

Welcome to our Club!

Paarl

Service Above Self

We meet Tuesdays at 1:00 PM
Paarl Boys High Sports Club House
Brug St.
Paarl,  7622
South Africa
Email:
secretary@paarlrotary.co.za
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New president inducted online

The new president of Paarl Rotary, Bryan Anderson, was inducted by outgoing president Anne Kruger on 30 June during an on-line Zoom meeting. Although the event could not take place like a normal induction, Rotarians have refused to be taken hostage by the pandemic and have risen to the challenge.
 
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Food aid from Rotary
 
During the pandemic, Paarl Rotary has given a helping hand to a number of local charities who provide food and assistance to needy people during lockdown. To date more than R130 000 has been spent on assisting a host of organizations with funding of food supplies and personal protective equipment. 
 
Masks for all
 
 
 
DONATION. Rotarian Hannes Jacobs (left), builder, has completed the renovation of the kitchen at Kerith Retreat in Muldersvlei, a mental health facility. The general upgrading of the centre is currently being project managed by Paarl Rotary. When it came to his attention that the 60 residents and 17 staff members did not have masks, Jacobs alerted Paarl Rotary, who decided to fund the donation of 160 masks. Here Hannes presents the masks to Ans Jacobs, facility manager.
About our club
Paarl, renowned for its illustrious history and haunting scenery, is situated 57 km from Cape Town in the winelands of the Western Cape province of South Africa. It is dominated by mountain ranges and the large granite outcrop of Paarl Rock, after which our town is named. The first settlers in the 17th century called the rock the Parel (Dutch for pearl) for the way it glistened after rain.
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President's Message

Bryan Anderson

 
As one of the oldest Rotary clubs in District 9350, the Rotary Club of Paarl has built a tradition over 80 years of service above self to improve the quality of life for those communities that are less fortunate than ourselves.

You will find some interesting information regarding our activities on this website. I would also like to invite you to visit us at any time to share some fellowship at a meeting, or more importantly, to partner with us in improving the lives of those who find it difficult to help themselves. 
 
If you are interested in making closer contact, contact our club secretary (see elsewhere on this page for contact details).