Why Rotary

Why Rotary you ask? By joining Rotary you can engage in community service activities, youth leadership development programmes and help by supporting international development projects. 

Why Centenary

The Rotary Club of Brisbane Centenary is an active club and we welcome you to attend.   

 

Become a Member

By being invited to become a member of the Rotary Club of Brisbane Centenary, you will gain an opportunity to join and participate in many engagements.  

Welcome from the President

 Welcome to all who are reading this and if you are inspired to find out more about Rotary and our Club, please make contact and we would love to meet you and have you attend one of our meetings to see who we are. The Rotary Club of Brisbane Centenary is a smallish Club of around 17 members but we are very well known for “punching above our weight”. We run an annual Fun Run that raises funds of over $30,000 for the Wesley Choices programme, Beef Bank and a number of other charities. Beef Bank is one of our major projects that provides over 50,000 meat meals annually for the homeless and underprivileged.

We support a number of great organisations such as Pushing Barriers, a group that provides sporting opportunities for children of refugees. We have helped rebuild as kindergarten in Fiji that was devastated by a cyclone. 

We support a number of Rotary youth projects such as RYLA and RYPEN and recently helped form the first Rotakids Club in our District. This is a Club based in Middle Park State School for grades 3-6 and provides opportunity for these children to develop community awareness and projects.

We strongly support Rotary Foundation which does amazing things – the most notable being working with the Gates Foundation to virtually eradicate Polio from the world.

We are very proud of our Club and welcome like- minded people who want to give back to the community.  We hope to see you soon.

Andrew 

Latest News

Presenting – Mrs Harris Goes to Paris

The Rotary Club of Brisbane Centenary is pleased to be able to present a screening of  Mrs Harris Goes to Paris at the Twin Regal Cinema in Graceville. Mrs Harris Goes to Paris Regal Twin Cinema – Graceville Wednesday 2 November 6 pm – for 6:30pm Screening...

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ROTARY Fund Raiser Film Night – THE DUKE

Rotary are holding a screening of THE DUKE to raise funds for the Rotary Foundation who provide service projects locally and around the world to help people in need. Since it was founded more than 100 years ago, the Foundation has spent more than $4 billion on...

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Meeting Times

The Rotary Club of Brisbane Centenary holds its meetings over breakfast meetings on every second Wednesday of each month  6.45am  for a 7am start at the Kingsford Terrace Retirement Village – 260 Cliveden Avenue Corinda 4075

Guest speakers and visiting guests are always welcome.   Meetings finish at 8 am.

Contact Us

Email: rcbriscentenary@gmail.com

Phone Andrew on 0411 708 419