71 Years of Community Service
The Rotary Club of Murray Bridge was chartered on 23/12/1953, resulting in our club completing 71 years service in RI District 9510 serving the communities across the world.
Rotary is the only organization which has global foot print and is working towards helping communities across the world with it's noble initiatives.
Thanks to our rotary club founder Rtn Paul Harris, we are able to make a difference in the communities where we live.
Polio eradication is our biggest achievement where many people are living a normal life with our investment of 3 Billion dollars in last 40 years
Another success of Rotary was the critical role played in writing the United Nations charter by 12 rotary members in 1945.
Rotary clubs across the world execute service projects worth 2 billion dollars every year in their communities. Rotarians gives 25 million volunteer hours to their communities across the world every year.
Why not JOIN us and help create lasting change across our community both locally and internationally.
Rotary Calendars 2025
This year's Calendar Project "Hotels of the Murray Mallee" will have it's first weekly draw on 7th January. The 2025 Calendar features photos and history of hotels in this area. Weekly gift vouchers will be won to be spent at Drakes or Bunnings whichever is nominated by the purchaser on the form. A great fundraiser for Rotary Projects local and international.
Safari Park Shelter
Rotary continues to develop the new Mallee native animals reserve at the Monarto Safari Park. Having completed the fencing (well almost) we have now begun the information shelter. This will be a place for visitors to sit whilst observing and hearing about native australian fauna. Rob Walters, Sam Cozens, Jim Cundy and Mark Smith (from ZOOSSA, not in photo) have erected the 7 posts that will support the structure.
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Congratulations to our 2024 Music Bursary Scholarship Recipients!
The Murray Bridge Rotary Club has a long-standing partnership with Murray Bridge High School, supporting young musicians through a $1,000 Music Bursary Scholarship for one senior student each year. This year, the Rotary Board recognised the exceptional talent and dedication of two outstanding Year 11 students and generously awarded $1,000 to each!
Congratulations to our deserving students
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