Rotary Club of Auckland East is a keen supporter of the Trees For Survival project. Club member Dennis Millard is now National Manager of the Trees for Survival Charitable Trust.
This week we were hosted by our daughter club, Rotary Club of St. Johns at the Remuera Golf Club.
This shot shows the group from Rotary Club of Auckland East at the end of their Coast 2 Coast cycling adventure recently.
The picture shows the club back in celebratory mode with a wine tasting dinner.
Our first event, the New Year Barbecue at the Glendowie Bowling Club, was a popular event as always.
Members of the Club have been pitching in to help during the Covid-19 lockdown.
President Derek and District Youth Services Representative Ian Willetts are pictured here with our sponsored Rotary Youth Leadership Awardees at the Final RYLA Dinner, Perzaan Mehta, Haider Janjua and Jordan Hurinui.
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Our club members were delighted to run three events at the local St. Heliers School Fair.
The picture shows some club members at a recent project, harvesting windblown trees for a firewood project..jpg)
After achieving 3rd place at our Eastern Suburbs heat, Kaythi Finn of St. Kentigern Girls School swept the field to become New Zealand Super Stock Soap Box Champion.
Top Schools is a fun sports day run by Rotary Club of Auckland East for primary school students in the Eastern Suburbs of Auckland. It is open in two grades for teams comprising years 3 and 4 students, or years 5 and 6 students.
The event is normally run at Churchill Park School St. Heliers in March each year.
The teams must compete in a number of fun events including a slippery slide, gumboot throw, mine field, ski run, sponge fun, newspaper delivery complete with sleds, and the wobbly wheels waggons (shown). The day starts with a grand parade led by Harold the Giraffe, and teams compete in the timed events to obtain the highest score for their grade.
Mums and dads are all in attendance to cheer the teams on and at the end of the day all participants gain a certificate of attainment.
A great day out and real team work opportunity for the children participating.
Auckland East Rotary has an active commitment to the Rotary New Zealand Emergency Response Kits programme. The Emergency Response Kits contain essential items to enable Pacific Island families to get re-established after a severe weather event which has damaged homes. Included in the kits are such key items as tarpaulins, digging tools, cooking items and much more.
