Rotary Club of London Community & Vocational Committee

Rotary Club of London Community & Vocational Committee

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Our highest priority: to encourage and support Rotary's ideal through various fundraising projects to give back to our community.

Photos from Rotary Club of London Community & Vocational Committee's post 02/10/2015

Attention all golfers - we would like to invite you to this exciting event at the Buckinghamshire Golf Club. Find all details below.

30/04/2015

We would like to thank everyone who was present yesterday night and everyone who made this event possible and helped support our cause! It was a huge success and we hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did! Photos are coming up soon! Follow our page for future events which you might enjoy!!

Mobile uploads 27/04/2015

Tickets are nearly sold out! Only 30 left so do not miss the opportunity to attend this amazing event!! We are all excited to see you there!

Mobile uploads 05/04/2015

If you are near London and want to enjoy some great music and support an amazing cause, make sure to book your tickets for our event! You will not regret it! And SHARE!
29th April at the Royal Over-Seas League.
Find booking details on the poster.

Mobile uploads 14/03/2015

In case you are wondering how we do it - THREE words - Passion, Enthusiasm and Commitment!!! This cheque of £2k went to the Teenage Cancer Trust not so long ago!

Mobile uploads 14/03/2015

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Christmas Lunch 2014 14/03/2015

The C&V Committee were pleased to organise the Annual Rotary Club of London Christmas Lunch at the Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel. Our event helped raise approximately £4k for various charity matters and opportunities that may arise throughout the year. After the event Rotarians engaged in distributing teddy bears to various London hospitals and hospices.

Swiss Adventure 14/03/2015

One inspiring video demonstrating first hand how Rotary changes lives! This breathtaking weekend in Interlaken was made possible with the help of the C&V Committee of Rotary Club of London for a group of 12 profoundly deaf children from Oak Lodge School. http://www.projectict.com/CrossCuric/Projects/Entries/2014/9/16_Entry_1.html

Swiss Adventure On the 9th of September, twelve students and four staff members traveled to Interlaken, Switzerland. This amazing trip was organised and funded by London and Interlaken Rotary Clubs. What a wonderful opportunity for Oak Lodge Students to experience another culture and grow with the challenge! And wh…

Tower of London Tour / Ceremonies of the Keys 14/03/2015

The C&V Committee were pleased to organise an exclusive evening at the Yeoman Warders' Club at the Tower of London. Any surplus went towards the Rotary Eradication of Polio Campaign.

The C&V Committee were pleased to announce an exclusive evening at the Yeoman Warders' Club at the Tower of London. Any surplus went towards the Rotary Eradication of Polio Campaign.

Jack the Ripper Tour / Ceremony of the Keys 14/03/2015

A fundraising event for the Schools Home Support (SHS) charity. SHS used the monies raised to put into their "troubled families" fund in order to assist families who most need financial support, backup and encouragement - especially to focus children of such families getting back to school.

Interlaken Trip 12/03/2015

Since 1982, the RCL Community and Vocational Committee has organised a trip every 3 or 4 years for a group of 12 profoundly deaf children from Oak Lodge School ( with 4 of their teachers) to go to Interlaken to part in recreational and leadership training activities which aim to change their lives.
The Oak Lodge School is a special school for deaf children, recognised as a regional school, having pupils from all over Greater London. The Rotary Club of London, in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Interlaken has regularly enabled groups of these young people to have educational trips to Switzerland. For more info: http://oaklodge.wandsworth.sch.uk/ols/

Every 3 or 4 years since 1982, the RCL Community and Vocational Committee has organised a trip for a group of 12 profoundly deaf children from Oak Lodge School to go to Interlaken to part in recreational and leadership training activities which aim to change their lives. For the participants it has been the experience of a lifetime and a real source, not only of learning, but of huge growth in self-confidence. For some this has been the foundation upon which they have built successful careers.

Photos from Rotary Club of London Community & Vocational Committee's post 12/03/2015

Charity golf day at Mentmore Golf Club. All funds raised went to the Teenage Cancer Trust. The Trust aims to educate and support teenagers fighting cancer. For more info: https://www.teenagecancertrust.org

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Rotary Club Of London, 6 York Gate
London
NW14OG