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KidsOut is possibly the most satisfying and humbling event in the Rotary year. 875 local children with special needs together with over 350 helpers were given a fun day out.
This year it was Camberley's turn to chair the committee of the 12 Rotary clubs involved in the event.
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Today the Rotary principle of Service to the Community is more relevant than ever. If you feel that you can help us to provide and increase these services to those groups or individuals who require aid or assistance, both locally and internationally, why not contact us
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Rotaract is a national and international organisation for people between the ages of 18 and 30. It enables members to meet new people, try new activities, and make a difference in their local community. For further details of the very active Rotaract Club of Camberley
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Rotary International is the spearheading member of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative
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For details of events and businesses and general information about Camberley
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Our annual charity walk took place on Sunday 28 Sept in perfect weather - no wind and clear bue skies. Turn out was slightly down on previous years, due possibly to conflicting events on the same day. |
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However, the result was that many charities benefited from the walk. Well in excess of £30,000 has so far been raised by this event for both local and national charities.
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The Rotary Club of Camberley held its annual “Youth Speaks” public speaking competition at the Surrey Heath Council Chambers.
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The Bulletin is the club's bi-monthly newsletter.
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| Children from two local schools were taken by the club to see the pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk at the Camberley Theatre. The cast invited the children to join them on stage for a photo before the performance started. |
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| Microsoft founder Bill Gates supports Rotary's POLIO eradication initiative |
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In 2007, the Gates Foundation awarded Rotary International a US$100 million challenge grant to underwrite Rotary’s commitment to eradicate polio. Rotary pledged to match the grant dollar for dollar, and as of January 2009, it had raised nearly $73 million. That grant was one of the largest challenge grants ever given by the Gates Foundation and, until recently, the largest grant received by Rotary, which has made polio eradication its top priority since 1985.
On 21 January, however, the Gates Foundation set a new record by pledging an additional $255 million. Rotary committed to raising another $100 million by 30 June 2012. Gates made the announcement during an enthusiastically received surprise appearance at Rotary’s International Assembly in San Diego
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| Food Parcels for those in need at Christmas |
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| This year the club collected food items and cash donations to provide over 100 food parcels to those in need in our local community. |
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| Young Chef competition |
Rotary Young Chef competition takes place at the Defence School of Catering at Aldershot.
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