As we approach the close of another Rotary year, it is an excellent time to reflect on our achievements, celebrate our successes, and thank everyone who has contributed their time, talents, and resources.
The accomplishments of our club are the result of teamwork, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to make a positive difference.
I encourage all members to continue engaging in our upcoming projects and events. Together, we can build on our successes and create even greater opportunities to serve our community and support those who need us most.
Thank you for your ongoing commitment to Rotary and for the spirit of friendship and service that makes our club so special.
WEEKLY REMINDERS
ATTENDANCE
Please use ClubRunner to manage your attendance.
If you are unable to attend and/or wish to bring additional guests (including for special events or partners nights), please update your response by 5:00pm Monday.
Please note: we must provide Knox Club with final numbers and we are charged for meals even if you do not attend.
If you would like something included on the website, please contact Jim Sly. Content and photos are always welcome — especially of hard-working Rotarians!
123Read2Me - the free children's book charity - Melinda Shelley
Chairperson - Helene Kamieth
Cashiers - Susan Hanger, Annette Haworth
Equipment - Robyn Green
Toast/Greeting - Val Henry
Thanks/Greeting - Peter Malden
Raffle - Geoff Griffin
A Rotary Club Changeover is a special event where the Club formally marks the end of one Rotary year and the beginning of the next.
During the Changeover, the outgoing President reflects on the year that has been, celebrates the Club’s achievements, and thanks the Board, members and supporters for their contributions.
The incoming President is then officially welcomed into the role, along with the new Board and office bearers. It is also a chance to acknowledge members, present awards or special recognitions, and share plans or goals for the year ahead.
In simple terms, a Changeover is both a celebration and a handover, recognising the work of the past year while looking forward to the next chapter for the Club.
TRIVIA NIGHT 2026 – HATS OFF FOR A NIGHT OF FUN! // Join us on Friday 7th August in the Performing Arts Centre at BK12 for an evening of laughs, friendly competition and great community spirit.
Doors open: 6.15pm
Trivia begins: 7.00pm
Theme: Funny Hats & Headpieces
Get creative and wear your funniest, wackiest or most outrageous hat for a chance to add even more fun to the night!
What’s included:
Fun trivia and games
Great prizes to be won
Silent auction
BYO food and drinks – both alcoholic and non (bring the esky & please drink responsibly)
Tickets - Adults only event 18+ (get those babysitters locked in)
We are also seeking support from our wonderful school community. If you, your family members, friends or workplace have a business that may be able to donate goods, services, vouchers or experiences for prizes, raffles or our silent auction, we would love to hear from you.
Any contribution, big or small, will be greatly appreciated and will help make the evening a fantastic success while supporting our school community.
We look forward to seeing you there for a memorable night of fun, laughter and friendly competition!
Upcoming Events - Click on Event to Register/Decline
RSP26: Three Days of Inspiration, Leadership & Fellowship — Don’t Miss Out
Registrations are now open for the Rotary South Pacific Conference 2026, 30 Oct–1 Nov in Melbourne. This year’s theme — People • Planet • Peace — brings together an exceptional lineup of speakers. Delegates will leave with practical tools, fresh ideas, and renewed confidence in Rotary’s future.
Clubs and members are encouraged to also consider:
President’s Breakfast (Sat) — an energising session with incoming RI President Larry Lunsford, designed for current and future club leaders. Registration Link
Rotary Foundation Masterclass (Fri) — with Past RI President and incoming TRF Trustee Chair Gordon McInally, focusing on mental health, impact, and how clubs can use Foundation grants more effectively. Registration Link
Saturday Gala Dinner — Unmasked: Masquerade Ball A spectacular evening featuring performances from classical musicals, a professional jazz band, a Phantom‑themed surprise duet, and a dramatic all‑guest unmasking moment. Clubs may wish to book as a group via the main conference registration site.
Friday night fellowship dinner – an informal opportunity to socialise with members from across the region. Registration Link
Our community (Group 4) leader is Guz Rozycki (Belgrave) and our fellow community clubs are
Belgrave
Bunyip Garfield
Emerald & District
Ferntree Gully
Healesville
Koo Wee Rup Lang Lang
Lilydale
Monbulk & District
Pakenham
Upper Yarra
Wandin
REMINDERS
If members are unable to attend Tuesday night's meeting, please decline on ClubRunner by 5pm the Monday before. This is important for Knox Club staff and catering purposes.
You can update or find information on this website or contact Monique Smith to register or update your details. *Please remember to list Rotary Club of Boronia as a place you volunteer.
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