It rained, and then it rained harder and then it rained some more. But the kids turned out for the event and so did the volunteers and despite the rain everyone had a great day.
Are your serious about growing your clubs membership? Really???
What are you doing about it?
Do you need a helping hand?
Would you share how you have grown your membership in the last 12 months?
District Conference is being held in 2019 at the Claudelands Event Centre - Hamilton. So close to home, are you going?
The Asian Science Camp brings together around 200 young people from over 40 countries.
Rotorua North helped fund Jason Lee, one of 5 NZ Year 13 students, to attend and he joined us to share his experience of the week long camp.
Tonight was the first Apprentice Award Evening and with the support of Carters and O’Briens Plumbing we were able to present $7,000 worth of tools to tonights Apprentices.
Alan Soloman spent 20 years working on leadership and personal development to be able to design, launch and facilitate the first OCYP in 2013.
It was a pleasure to welcome on behalf of the board of directors and the members of the Rotary Club Of Rotorua North Tups Wright as the newest member.
On Saturday 14 July Rotary Rotorua North celebrated 30 years of running the Saturday Market.
The idea for a market was the brain child of Rotarian Luke Martin, with the first market day being held on 16 July 1988. At the time stallholders paid $10 for a site, today, 30 years later the fee for a site is $20.
Over these years the club has raised over $800,000 for over 200 different charities and has been held every day rain or shine with the exception of Christmas Day.
Rotorua North were delighted to have Koji Misawa speak to us about the history and delights of Japanese food.
For 30 years now Rotary Rotorua North have been running the Saturday market, starting at the Woolworths carpark (now the site of the Novotel) the market is now run from Kuirau Park, and is about to undergo a significant re-development.
