Welcome to the Rotary Club of Port Lincoln .
Whats it all about?
Rotary Club of Port Lincoln
Was founded in 1949 by a group of local businessmen and has continued to be involved with the local community for the past 75 years or so. Membership of the Rotary Club of Port Lincoln has allowed those in business to network and form enduring friendships while working towards a common goal of providing local support.
Throughout the years the Rotary Club has backed many and varied projects.
More recent projects undertaken are:
Rotary Youth Projects
Overseas student exchange, leadership programs for 15-18 and 18-25 year age groups,
Science Forums.
West Coast Youth and Community Support
Mentally Fit EP, Rotary Men’s Wellness Campaign,
Youth Hub, Mental wellness courses & Mental First Aid.
Axel Stenross Maritime Museum
Grant facilitation to upgrade kitchen & verandah area.
Programs for Eyre Peninsula Schools
Science & Engineering Challenge, business & career pathways plus mentoring.
Lower Eyre Peninsula Road Safety Signage
Mobile speed & warning signs, as public reminders.
Brinkworth Reserve
Project grant facilitation.
Port Lincoln Men’s Shed Group
Building developments.
Port Lincoln Annual Art Prize
For local students.
Port Lincoln H S Aquaculture Program
Grant facilitation for training vessel & fish breeding.
Matthew Flinders Home
Project grant facilitation.
Bedford Group - Port Lincoln
Project Grant Facilitation & Sam Sarin Memorial Shed
development for making aquaculture industry items.
Tunarama Festival
Procession management.
Port Lincoln Probus Clubs
Guidance & assistance.
Pride of Workmanship Awards
Business employee excellence awards
These detailed projects would not have been possible without the ongoing support of many local sponsors.
The Rotary Club of Port Lincoln would like to thank the following businesses for their valued and ongoing support:
Clean Seas, Odyssey Oysters, Baker’s Delight, Port Lincoln Food Warehouse, Origin Energy, The City of Port Lincoln, Lincoln South Butchers, the Turvey family & others, St Joseph’s School, Navigator College and Port Lincoln High School.
The Bendigo Community Bank branch’s financial assistance has made it possible for the majority of these projects to be realised.
Apart from the above major projects, the Rotary Club of Port Lincoln continues to support ‘not for profit‘ organisations by providing the club barbeque trailer, tents and personnel to assist at various functions.
The Rotary Club’s involvement in BBQ's, Marquee Hire and FOGO Bin rollout in particular, provide a financial foundation for the club to under- take projects like those mentioned, and inject money back into the local community, clubs and associations.
If you are community minded and wish to make a contribution, please give some serious consideration to joining the Rotary Club of Port Lincoln.
These days Membership is very flexible, as we are aware that every individual’s time is valuable. Work and family commitments vary from person to person, and your involvement can be tailored to your needs.
We meet at 6.00 for 6.30 pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings of each month at the Tasman Hotel. If you are unable to attend meetings regularly, we can make sure you receive our fortnightly Bulletin, access our Facebook page ‘Rotary Club of Port Lincoln’ or our website ‘portal.clubrunner.ca/3445’ and then plan your ‘hands on’ involvement to suit you.
Corporate membership is another possibility.
This allows you and / or members of your workforce to remain in touch with Rotary and contribute if and when time permits. Give it some thought.
Should you wish to find out more about membership of the Rotary Club of Port Lincoln, please contact us
Rotary's Seven Areas of Focus:
Peacebuilding & Conflict Resolution
Disease Prevention & Treatment
Disease Prevention & Treatment
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Maternal & Child Health
Basic Education & Literacy
Community Economic Development
Environment
2026-27 RI Presidential Message
Service Above Self
Club postal PO BOX 1551
Port Lincoln, SA 5606
Australia