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Apply Now for the 2024 RYLA Program! 
For more information  https://ryla9510.org

 

 

Doctor John is on his way to undertake the wonderful work that he does to help repair the
sight to others. Please help Dr John by supporting our Visions of Islands project.

 

RAWCS | Donation   (Tax Deductible Donations) 

 

Dr John Willoughby and wife Margaret left today with 24 boxes of medical supplies to load into the Spirit of Tasmania
They will leave Hobart where the yacht is moored and head to Tonga via New Zealand.

 

 

 

 

Our new members bring to our Club unique and diverse skills, and above all, a strong commitment to help raise funds
to help our Communities here and abroad.

 

 

Mobolaji Akinbo & Seun Akande 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Join our Walk with Respect on Saturday 25th November 2023

 

 

 

 

 

SHELTER BAG PROJECT: assisting the Homeless

 

 

 

22 Graduates

 

 

Photos by Bob Gloyn Photography

Well done to Cian Yakas who recently was judged the overall winner of the 2023 MB Youth Art Show.
Cian’s work impressed the judges and was awarded $1000 for his winning entry called “Six of Spades”
He also came 3rd in the 18 - 20 year old category with his entry called “Star Gaze”

 

 

‘Unveiling of our donut caravan’ which was attended by most of our members and with special guest Andrew Baltensperger our Deputy Mayor helping us to celebrate this occasion. We are very grateful to the Rotary Club of Murray Bridge for giving us a caravan they had no further use for, and to the Murray Bridge Council for providing some of the funds needed to re-furbish it.

 

 

Xmas In July @ Towitta

A great weekend of fellowship had by members, family and friends.

 

BIRD BOXES INSTALLED AT OWL DRIVE PARK
As part of the Rural City of Murray Bridge upgrade of Magpie reserve which boarder’s
Owl Drive , Magpie Drive and Plover Court some bird boxes made by the Men’s shed and
decorated the mosaic tiles have been installed as a community activity by our club.
On Monday 10th July Bronwyn and Andrew Heard and 3 of their grandchildren Xavier , Isabel and Peyton set about installing the boxes whilst ensuring that they could not be easily tampered with and not cause any damage to the trees as they continue to grow .
Thanks to Andrew’s firefighter skills of climbing ladders the boxes have been securely installed

Since 1986 the Rotry Clubs of Mobilong have partnered to deliver an art show celebrating local emerging and hobbyist artists and artisans. Rotarian Andrew Hay (deceased) recognised an absence of the arts within the community and convinced his peers  to support his vision. From humble beginnings in the rowing club where members camped overnight as security, the art show grew in popularity and success. To todays show which features as an annual event in the prestigious Regional Gallery's calendar. 

Today, Murray Bridge enjoys a rich arts culture featuring art festivals, markets and local art societies.

 

The Exhibition  8 - 21 May 2021
Open 10.00am - 4.00pm  Tuesday through Saturday  and  11.00am - 4.00pm Sundays
Artist Registration.  http://www.murraybridgeartshow.com.au

 

Hunger hides in every community. That's why Rotary Clubs support programs to provide healthy food and develop sustainable solutions to food insecurity. Fighting hunger build stronger communities - That's what people of Action do! 

 

In 2018 the Rrotary Club Mobilong assisted by grant funds from the Rotary Foundation, funded kitchen equipment to support the breakfast club program at the Murray Bridge North School.  This project afforded us greater insight into the reality of food insecurity within our community.
Later that year Rotarian Wendy Gaborit attended a networking lunch and was inspired by Foodbank CEO Greg Pattinson's presentation and commenced a conversation to scope community need and the project requirements with view to delivering a Food Hub in Murray Bridge servicing the communities of Murray Bride, Mannum, Tailem Bend and the Murray Mallee. 
But projects such as this require partnerships and community support.
The Goal to raise $50,000 these funds to be matched by Foodbank and the funds used to create the hub and finance its first year of operation, thereafter the project is self sustainable.

Throughout India and around the world, Rotary clubs are celebrating a major milestone: India has gone three years without a new case of polio. The last reported case was a two-year-old girl in West Bengal on 13 January 2011. To mark this historic triumph, Rotary clubs illuminated landmarks and iconic structures throughout the country with four simple but powerful words, "India is polio free."