Welcome from President Troy
                   

As the newly elected President of the Rotary Club of Kogarah, it is my honour to follow in the steps of  47 Presidents before me in the long history of the Club. As  Immediate Past President Bob has said,

We pride ourselves as a very friendly and “laid-back” Club, enjoying our fellowship each Monday night in the pleasant surrounding of the St. George Motor Boat Club. Although we do have our fun times we are also active in many local and International Projects. These are listed under the tab Our Club.

We now have “Friends of Rotary " for those who would like to be involved in Rotary activities but are unable to commit to the regular attendance requirements of Rotarians. Follow the links for more ionformation. The City of  Kogarah  is just 15 minutes from Sydney Airport and 20 minutes from the CBD, close to Botany Bay with first class health services (St. George Hospital), accommodation and fine dining in the area. Visiting Rotarians are always most welcome as is anyone interested in learning more about Rotary and serving the community locally and world wide. We have a two course meal with our meeting with interesting guest speakers.
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Contact us for further information.

 

 

» Club Details

Kogarah meets every Monday for Dinner at the St.George Motor Boat Club .
 Arrive 6:00 for a 6:30 start
 End at 8:00
Wellington St
 sans souci NSW 2219
 Australia

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More about St. George Motor Boat Club

February 2010 | Rotary World Understanding Month
         
       R.I. President John Kenny

 



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          Fellowship through Service and Service above Self

Gift of Sight

Our Club has been active in supporting the Gift of Sight program, especially with the great support of PPJanice Reid who has attended the program in Nepal..

Past President Janice PHF
The Gift of Sight Eye Camp.pdf
Rotary Club Hetauda
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