
Market Drayton Rotary Club meets on the first Thursday and the third Tuesday of each month plus social and community support events.
We have fun while supporting local charities.
We would welcome new members to come and join in the fun!

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Rotary Market Drayton provide practical support for local events like Ginger and Spice, The Festival of Lights and The Carnival. We are currently raising funds for The Buddy Bag Foundation, Hope House and Mencap along with other charities. We aim to be informed, to network with other organisations and to help our community. Rotary enco
Rotary Market Drayton provide practical support for local events like Ginger and Spice, The Festival of Lights and The Carnival. We are currently raising funds for The Buddy Bag Foundation, Hope House and Mencap along with other charities. We aim to be informed, to network with other organisations and to help our community. Rotary encourages high ethical standards and Rotarians abide by the Four Way Test:
Is it TRUE?
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Will it BUILD GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
Is it BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
If you need help for a good cause, let us know.
We are part of a Big Global Network!
Rotary works for Peace and goodwill around the world. With more than 34,000 clubs in more than 200 countries, Rotarians gain an understanding of humanitarian issues through international service projects and exchange programmes. One major success which is celebrated every year, is our major contribution to the campaign to end Polio.
Rotary is also a social organisation - members socialise, network and have fun together. As the oldest service club in the world, Rotary club members represent a cross-section of the community. Including people with wide experience in business, the professions and political leaders. Rotary provides opportunities to build friendships locally and also make international connections.
Our group meets for a Business Meeting on 1st Thursday of the month at The Tudor House and for a social activity on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at various locations depending on the activity.
Guests are welcome at meetings.
We also meet for other social, community and fundraising events
The Tudor House
An opportunity to discuss plans and socialise.
The Tudor House
Mencap Building.
A group lead by Denise McGowan visited Vechta in October and now delegates from Germany are returning to be hosted by Rotarians in the area....
Mencap Building.
The Tudor House
An opportunity to discuss plans and socialise.
The Tudor House
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The Tudor House
An opportunity to discuss plans and socialise.
The Tudor House

Local children have entered the first heat of the national Young Artist Competition and the national Young Photographer Competitions.
Local heats are organised by local clubs and Denise McGowan, President Elect of Market Drayton Rotary, has worked with local schools and organised the collation of entries and the judging.
The entries are currently on displayed in the Library and on Wednesday 24th March, there was a presentation of prizes.
Congratulations to everybody who entered and especially to our winners who will go forward to the District Competition.

Market Drayton Rotary are very proud of their two RotaKids Groups at Buntingsdale Primary School and Norton in Hales Primary School.
Students are working on their international project and offering support to a school in The Gambia. Market Drayton are supporting a project started with Whitchurch Rotary Club and RotaKids are collecting stationery supplies and raising funds to purchase whiteboards for the Gambian School
Rotakids raised money with non-school-uniform days and Norton in Hales staged a chocolate tombola!
Rotary also supported their efforts with a Quiz at The Vaults (big thanks to Sam Nellins) which funded a Badge Maker to use at future events and shared the rest of the money between the two schools.

Little Voices joined with Rotary to sing in the pubs of Market Drayton as Singing Santas just before Christmas. It was a fantastic evening - enjoyed by all who took part. Huge thanks to all the singers and also to the landlords and customers who generously supported our efforts.
President, Mike Whitaker, visited a Little Voices' rehearsal to say a huge thank you for their harmonious support and to present them with a cheque for their share of the Carol Singing Collection.
Rotary's share of the money has already been donated to Rotary's Christmas charities, Hope House and Mencap.

Another good afternoon packing bags for Bags of Love. 12 for younger children and 12 for teenagers. The bags will be donated to two Local Authority's Children's Services to hand out to those placed in Emergency Placements.
This is what Rotary is all about, we work in the community for the community.

Our club supports RotaKids Clubs at Buntingsdale Primary School and Norton in Hales Primary School.
Both schools' clubs have decided to support a Rotary project started by Whitchurch Rotary Club and collect stationery and raise money for classroom equipment for a school in Gambia.
A Sambrook Vaults Quiz has helped to start off the funds and both schools will be organising non school uniform days and fund raising stalls.
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