Our club is very active in Youth programs both locally and internationally.
It has been a long tradition of the RCOG to be active and visible in our local community.
Protecting our environment is everybody’s responsibility, but we make it ours also.
Our Club contributes significantly to disadvantaged communities through their International programs.
Day 1 of our 61kms trek on KI for Shelterbox. 12.2 kms on the Rocky River section. Great company, great food (thanks to our support crew 😀), wonderful scenery and beautiful flowers. Feeling good so far. Please donate to this great cause, providing shelter to those who’ve lost everything in natural disaster or war. $30 buys an inflatable solar light providing comfort and safety in disaster zones.
This year Rotary Club Of Glenelg sponsored Roger Hornett for this great adventure and learning experience.
This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience an amazing five days at sea – an experience which will reshape your outlook forever and change your future. A carefully structured One and All training voyage will help develop visionary leadership skills.
Steve Dolton of Glenelg Surf Lifesaving Club said the money we donated From the Cold Plunge project would help purchase a paddle board, which he described as a vital life saving device. Glad we can help Steve.
Wowwww! What a night…AJ of Our Street Family Matters extended her most sincere gratitude to Rotary Club of Glenelg, Steven Dolton of Glenelg Surf Life Saving Club, the very special Carol from Jetty Rd Cafe for her very generous donation, co-recipient Anna Dodd of HYPA and all of the other amazing people who chose to support this great cause.
Wayne receiving a certificate of appreciation on behalf of the Rotary Club of Glenelg for 45 years of service to Meals On Wheels. Sharing it with President Rosie Erasmus.