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humanity in motion

rotary international in great britain

and ireland

Rotary Club of

Godalming Woolsack

humanity in motion

rotary international in great britain

and ireland

President: Tony Luscombe

RIBI Club 1770 - District 1250

Registered Charity Number 1079545

Revised 25.01.2012

Regular Meetings:

Most Mondays 7:30pm for 8pm at West Surrey Golf Club

See Club Diary

Venue

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), 1st - 6th April 2012, is an international programme for 15-19 year-olds to encourage strong leadership in youth at an all-expenses-paid camp near Dorking. Read more . .
Welcome to Godalming Woolsack RC
If you are looking for a friendly and dynamic group of people, having great fun together whilst working to make a difference locally and internationally, then you have found us. This site will tell you more but please contact us and join us for dinner one Monday evening.
Woolsack supports Sport Godalming’s Go for Gold initiative
A recent visit by Sport Godalming to one of our club meetings included two local international athletes, Liz Ng and Chris Scott, who each have a great chance of being selected for the GB team for the Olympics next year.
Woolsack assists reuse of School Equipment
Woolsack started the New Year by helping our Paul Harris Fellow, Ryan Kelley of the Whitmore Trust, and his colleagues from the Godalming United Church, to load redundant school furniture into a 40 foot container.
The furniture was from the Tidemill Junior School, Lewisham and the container was destined for the Gambia where the contents will be distributed among many schools desperate for tables and chairs as well as all other school equipment. Look again later for news of its arrival and distribution.
The tricky 3-dimensional jigsaw puzzle of making maximum use of the container space was being managed by Rotarians Richard Sampson and Malcolm Keene seen deep along the box. The picture on the right shows that the job was not completed until well after dark and no space was wasted!