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Feb 18, 2025 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Join Us for a Special Fundraising Lunch – Help Keep At-Risk Youth SafeJoin us on Tuesday, 18th February, at the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel for a fundraising lunch dedicated to supporting at-risk youth in Redfern. Book here! Hear from Tom Tefler, Manager of PCYC City of Sydney (Woolloomooloo), and Leonie Durham, Senior Constable, Central Metropolitan Youth Command, as they share insights into PCYC’s life-changing programs, the urgent need to support Redfern’s youth, and how our fundraiser to purchase a mini-van will provide safe transport to PCYC Woolloomooloo, ensuring continued access to sports, education, and life skills programs. A Legacy of Support – Rotary & PCYCThe Rotary Club of Sydney has a proud history with PCYC, dating back to 1937, when we helped fund the very first PCYC Club in Woolloomooloo. Since then, Rotary Clubs across NSW have supported PCYC in its mission to break cycles of disadvantage through crime prevention, vocational education, and youth development programs. Why This Fundraiser MattersWith the PCYC Redfern Club closed for redevelopment, local youth have been left without a safe, supportive space—putting them at greater risk of crime and violence on the streets. No alternative arrangements have been made, leaving them vulnerable and without access to the vital programs that keep them engaged, empowered, and on the right path. That’s why we need your help! By funding a mini-van, we can transport Redfern’s youth to PCYC Woolloomooloo, giving them a secure and welcoming place to participate in mentorship, sports, and educational opportunities—programs that truly change lives. The van will also be used for other PCYC activities, benefiting both Redfern and Woolloomooloo communities. Make a DifferenceJoin us on Tuesday, 18th February, and be part of this important initiative. Your generosity will help ensure that every young person—regardless of their circumstances—has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive in a safe environment. This is what Rotarians and Friends of Rotary do best—supporting our communities and those who need us most. 🌟 Together, we can drive change—one ride at a time. 🌟
Please join us by booking here and also visit our Givenow fundraising page at Donate Here. |
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Feb 19, 2025 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The Rotary Club of Sydney warmly invites you to an evening of fellowship and networking in the heart of Sydney's CBD this January! Whether you're a current member, a friend, or considering joining, this social gathering at Club York—just a short walk from the QVB — offers a relaxed atmosphere to connect with like-minded professionals. It’s the perfect opportunity to expand your network while learning about our club’s mission to create lasting positive change. Discover how you can get involved in projects supporting diversity, climate action, youth programs, and Indigenous education. Join us for great conversation, new connections, and an exciting look at what’s ahead with Rotary. Your 1st drink is on us but you'll need to register! Register here by clicking the registration button on this page! |
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Mar 04, 2025 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Join Sydney Rotary for a special Friends of Ukraine event. On the 4th March we are holding a very special lunch event at the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel to further raise awareness and to raise funds to help provide humanitarian assistance to displaced families in the Ukraine. Book here. Thousands of families in the Ukraine’s front-line city of Zaporizhzhia are seeking safety and relief. Among those fleeing, are 68,000 children who have lost their homes and need food, warmth, and hope. Together, we can make a significant difference. By supporting the Wheels of Aid Project, you are ensuring the delivery of life-saving aid to those in desperate need. How the 'Wheels of Aid' Project will change lives Sydney Rotary is partnering with Rotary Zaporizhzhia-Khortytsia to purchase a vehicle that will deliver essential aid to twelve refugee shelters housing thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs)—food, supplies, and more. This vehicle will also bring relief to tens of thousands living in conflict-affected areas in south-eastern Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Every dollar donated will directly fund this vital project, bringing immediate relief and long-term support to people displaced by the war.
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Mar 19, 2025 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The Rotary Club of Sydney warmly invites you to an evening of fellowship and networking in the heart of Sydney's CBD this January! Whether you're a current member, a friend, or considering joining, this social gathering at Club York—just a short walk from the QVB — offers a relaxed atmosphere to connect with like-minded professionals. It’s the perfect opportunity to expand your network while learning about our club’s mission to create lasting positive change. Discover how you can get involved in projects supporting diversity, climate action, youth programs, and Indigenous education. Join us for great conversation, new connections, and an exciting look at what’s ahead with Rotary. Your 1st drink is on us but you'll need to register! Register here by clicking the registration button on this page! |
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Apr 01, 2025 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Your brand is created over many years and inevitably follows you throughout your life. Whether you aspire to Board Directorships or as a Management Consultant, as a Business Executive or a career in Politics you already have a reputation whether you manage it or not. It’s based around a number of factors, some obvious others less so. So, just what makes up a reputation? Join us in other of our series of Sydney Rotary Boardroom Dialogues, as Garry Browne AM lifts the lid on what it takes to develop your reputation and why it can be destroyed in seconds. Book here. Garry now divides his time between roles in the Corporate, Government and the Not-for-Profit space, as a Non-Executive Director and Chairman including, mentoring and philanthropic projects. He currently Chairs the Boards of Stuart Alexander & Co, the Charlie Teo Foundation and The Australian War Memorial ANZAC Foundation, a Council Member of The Centre for Social Impact Advisory Council, an Ambassador for Legacy Australia and Future Generation; Director of Rotary Foundation Australia, and Adjunct Professor at the University of Technology Sydney. He was awarded the Member of the Order of Australia in 2014. Garry is an author and podcaster on Astute Leadership. |