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District Directory 2019-2020
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District Directory 2019-2020
Thank you to our 2019 – 2020 District Sponsors
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Table of Contents
The Object of Rotary 4
RI Strategic Plan 4
Paul Harris 5
Rotary International President 5
RI President letter 6
District Governor 2019- 2020 7
The Rotary Foundation Chair 8
Rotary Zone Coordinator 8
Values in Action 9
District Leaders 10
Administration 11
Annual Plan 12
Assistant Governors 13
District Governor’s Visits 14
District Website 15
Directory of Clubs 16
District Awards 24
District Advisory Committee 26
District Areas of Focus 27
NZ District Conferences 27
District Functions
- Administration & Continuity 28 - Membership 28
- Training 29
- Alumni 29
- Public Image 30
International
- Rotary Foundation 31
- Vanuatu Support Group 32
- World Community Service 33
Project & Programme
- Youth 35
Vocational
- Nat Science & Tech Forum 36 - Global Awards 36 - Literacy 37
Community 37
Club and Member activities 39
District Conference 40
International Convention 41
Rotary South Pacific 42
Insurance Cover 44
Commonly used abbreviations
AG Assistant Governor
D (number) District
DDF District Designated Fund
DDG District Designated Grant
DG District Governor
DGE District Governor Elect
DGN District Governor Nominee
DS District Secretary
ERK Emergency Response Kit
IYE International Youth Exchange
MUNA Model United Nations Assembly
PETS President Elect Training Seminar
PDG Past District Governor
PHF Paul Harris Fellow
PR Public Relations
PROBUS Clubs are for active retirees (an
abbreviation of Professional and
Business)
RC (name) Rotary Club of (name)
RDU Rotary Down Under
RI Rotary International
RID Rotary International Director
RIP Rotary International President
RLI Rotary Learning and Information
Programme
RANZSE Rotary Australia-New Zealand
Student Exchange
RNZWCS Rotary New Zealand World
Community Service
ROMAC Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for
Children
RYDA Rotary Youth Driver Awareness
RYLA Rotary Youth Leadership Award
SPPET South Pacific Presidents
Training
TRF The Rotary Foundation
4WT Four Way Test
VTT Vocational Training Teams
WF World Fund (of the Rotary
Foundation)
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The Object of Rotary
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Paul Harris
Born in Racine,
Wisconsin, USA on April
19, Paul P Harris spent
his early years in
Wallingford, Vermont. He
went on to study Law at
the University of Iowa,
and following his
graduation in 1891,
spent the next five years
seeing the world. He then went to Chicago to
practice law. Today Rotary is well known
throughout the world for its dedication to
service and international goodwill. This was
hardly uppermost in the mind of Paul Harris
when he founded the organisation in Chicago
in 1905. He envisioned a new kind of club for
professionals that could recapture some of the
friendly spirit among businessmen that had
existed in smaller communities. On Feb 23
1905, he invited three friends to a meeting
where they discussed Harris’ idea that
business leaders should meet periodically to
enjoy fellowship and to enlarge their circle of
business and professional acquaintances.
Among them was a coal merchant, a mining
engineer, a merchant tailor and Harris, a
lawyer.
The club met weekly and membership was
limited to one representative from each
business and profession. Though the term
Rotary was not used that night, it is commonly
regarded as the first Rotary meeting. Paul
Harris named the club „Rotary„ because
members met in rotation at various places of
business. The name met with general
approval and club membership grew rapidly.
When Paul Harris became Club President in
its third year, he was anxious to extend Rotary
to other cities because he was convinced that
the Rotary Club could be developed into an
important service movement.
Rotary International President
Mark Daniel Maloney RI President 2019-20 Rotary Club of Decatur Alabama, USA
Mark Daniel Maloney is a principal in the law firm of Blackburn, Maloney, and Schuppert LLC, with a focus on taxation, estate
planning, and agricultural law. He represents large farming operations in the Southeastern and Midwestern United States, and has chaired the American Bar Association’s Committee on Agriculture in the section of taxation. He is a member of the American Bar Association, Alabama State Bar Association, and the Alabama Law Institute. He has been active in Decatur’s religious community, chairing his church’s finance council and a local Catholic school board. He has also served as president of the Community Foundation of Greater Decatur, chair of Morgan County Meals on Wheels, and director of the United Way of Morgan County and the Decatur-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce. A Rotarian since 1980, Maloney has served as an RI director; Foundation trustee and vice chair; and aide to 2003-04 RI President Jonathan Majiyagbe. He also has participated in the Council on Legislation as chair, vice chair, parliamentarian, and trainer. He was an adviser to the 2004 Osaka Convention Committee and chaired the 2014 Sydney Convention Committee. Prior to serving as a district governor, Maloney led a Group Study Exchange to Nigeria. He also served as Future Vision Committee vice chair; regional Rotary Foundation coordinator; Foundation training institute moderator; Foundation permanent fund national adviser; member of the Peace Centers Committee; and adviser to the Foundation’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Schools Target Challenge Committee.
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Mark Daniel Maloney President, 2019-20
Rotary International
T +1-847-866-3025
F +1-847-328-4101
Dear fellow Rotarians, When Gay and I began practicing law, we joined my father-in-law, Gilmer Blackburn, in his law firm. He had been practicing law in Decatur, Alabama, for more than 25 years and, in that time, had also served for six years as the mayor of our city. One of the first things he taught us when we joined the firm — something he never stopped teaching, by word and by example — was the importance of paying what he referred to as our “civic rent.” He considered paying your civic rent an obligation similar to paying your taxes or contributing to your place of worship. You benefit from being here, and those benefits are not free. You need to give something back for the privilege of being part of your community. Organizations like Rotary allow us to pay our civic rent to our local and global communities. And when we join Rotary — when we work to keep the organization itself strong, when we give back through Rotary with our abilities, our time, and our resources — we are declaring that we know that our presence in this world carries with it the obligation to serve. All of the service that Rotary does, all of the lives we change, all of the children in the world who will never, ever get polio — all of this happens because we, joining together through Rotary, are strong. Because Rotarians, with the family of Rotary, have risen to the challenge and with each passing year strive to make our world a better place. As a global organization with over 1.2 million members, Rotary Connects the World. You help make that connection last and ensure both Rotary’s legacy and its future. Kindest regards, Mark Daniel Maloney Rotary International President, 2019-2020
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District Governor
Ian Kiernan Governor D9910 2019-20
Born 1960 in Henderson, Auckland, Ian is the eldest of 4
children and has 2 brothers and 1 sister. His early
childhood was spent in Kelston West Auckland, but the
family moved around the city in subsequent years
eventually settling in Mt Albert. Ian attended St
Leonards Rd Primary in Kelston, Maungawhau Primary
in Mt Eden, Auckland Normal in Epsom and Mt Albert
Grammar School from 1973 to 1977. In 1975 the Family
relocated to Norfolk Island, however Ian remained in
Auckland to finish his schooling. He boarded with an Uncle and Aunt returning to Norfolk Island for
school holidays. Upon completing high school Ian returned to Norfolk Island and commenced work in
the local Foodland Supermarket.
In 1979 Ian was offered the opportunity to work in the Supermarket Industry back in Auckland whilst
also undergoing industry management training with Foodstuffs. Working first in a 4 Square Store in
Freemans Bay, Ian progressed to Milford New World Supermarket where he worked for 5 years – 3
years as Manager. In 1984 Ian was awarded a Foodstuffs Management Scholarship. It was during
this time in Auckland that Ian met and married his Wife Jasmine in 1980. Ian and Jasmine moved to
Norfolk Island permanently in 1985 where they have resided ever since. Currently Ian is a Director &
General Manager of Norfolk Island Supermarkets Pty Ltd and partially involved in family businesses
Celtic Shipping Services and Kiernan Agencies.
Ian’s involvement with Rotary commenced during his
teenage years when he attended Rotary meetings
with his father and had active involvement in Rotary
projects when back on Norfolk Island for holidays.
In particular he recalls the Rotary Beach Carnivals
held each summer on Boxing Day at Emily Bay.
When Jasmine and Ian returned to live permanently
on Norfolk Island, Ian was invited to join Rotary as a
full member at the age of 26. Ian has held every
Rotary Club position in the club including President
five times.
Aside from Rotary Ian has been involved in voluntary roles with many Community organisations and sporting bodies on Norfolk Island, including 12 years as a Board Member and Treasurer of the Norfolk Island Golf Club. Ian’s early sporting interests included Rugby League and Squash, and he has represented Norfolk Island in both. Today he is an avid golfer with very low ability and a correspondingly high handicap.
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The Rotary Foundation Chair
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT
GARY C.K. HUANG 2014 - 2015
ROTARY CLUB OF TAIPAI, TAIWAN
Gary C.K. Huang, a member of the Rotary Club of Taipei, Taiwan. Huang is an adviser for Wah Lee Industrial Corp. and Bank of Panhsin. He is also a director of Federal Corporation and Sunty Property Development. A Rotarian since 1976, Huang has served RI as vice president, director, Rotary Foundation trustee, district governor, International Assembly training leader, regional session leader, task force member and coordinator, and committee member and chair. He is a recipient of the RI Service Above Self Award and a Presidential Citation, and The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award.
Rotary Zone Director RAFAEL M GARCIA III
Rotarian Raffy Garcia joined the
Rotary Club of Pasig in 1971.
Elected club president in 2005
to serve in 2006-2007.
2009 District Governor for D3800
2012 joined the Arch C. Klumph Society Trustee
Circle
2013 stepped up to the Chair’s Circle
2014 appointed as the 16th Filipino Training
Leader to the International Assembly
2015-2016 Chairman, Philippine College of
Rotary Governors
2016-2017 Chairman, Philippine Rotary
Magazine Foundation
2015 nominated as Rotary International Director
for RY 2018-2020 for Zone 7a
2016 - 2019 appointed as Coordinator, Cadre of
Technical Advisers serving
2017-2018 appointed as a member of the Basic
Education and Literacy - Major Gifts Initiative
2018-2019 Member, International Polio Plus
Committee
2013 Vice-Chair, Taipei Institute, General
Programme Trainer
2014 Kota Kinabalu Institute, and Training
Leader
2017 Taipei Rotary Institute, and the convener
for the 2018 Yogyakarta Rotary Institute, and
the 2019 Manila Rotary Institute.
In 2017, he started construction of the four story
RC Pasig Rotary Centre to serve the community
in Barangay Pinagbuhatan with the following
services: Lying-In and Birthing Clinic,
Ambulatory Clinic, Human Milk Bank, Dialysis
Center, clinical laboratory, minor operating room
for cleft palate and other minor surgeries, day
care center, livelihood center, feeding center
and MicroFinance Cooperative. It will be the
largest Rotary Centre in the world.
Raffy is married to Minda and they have 4
children and 8 grandchildren.
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Rotary Strategic Plan – Values In Action
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District Leaders
Governor 9910 Ian Kiernan (Jasmine) P.O.Box 544 Norfolk Island NSW 2899 [email protected] H: +672 322 680 Mob: +672 350 408 NZ Mob: 021 1475 52
Vice Governor Peter Garnett (Elaine Mead) 13 Gannet Point Murrays Bay Auckland 0630 [email protected]
H: 09 4796060 M: 027 2205137
Governor Elect 9910 Elaine Mead (Peter Garnett) PO Box 100-804 North Shore Auckland 0745 [email protected] H: 09 479 6060
M: 027 4300839
Immediate Past Governor
Jerry Norman (Fay) 100 Becroft Drive Forrest Hill Auckland 0620 [email protected] H: 09 410 7550 M: 027 614 6595
Governor Nominee 9910
Grant Smith (Sarah) [email protected] M: 021640999
District Support
District Treasurer
Rebecca Stilton PO Box 331336 Takapuna Auckland [email protected] H: M: 021611874
District Administrator
Margaret Cebalo [email protected]
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DISTRICT FUNCTIONS
INTERNATIONAL
PROJECT & PROGRAM
ADMINISTRATION CONTINUITY TRAINING MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC IMAGE
ROTARY FOUNDATION VANUATU SUPPORT GROUP WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE
YOUTH COMMUNITY VOCATIONAL MEMBER & SERVICE PARTNER
ACTIVITIES
Legislation & Resolutions
IT / website
Finance / District Reserve
District Archives
Nominating Committee
Strategic Planning
AG’s / PETS1 / SPPETS / CLS
Rotary Learning & Information
Strategy & Development
Alumni Rotary Down Under
ROZCom
Governor’s Newsletter
Social Media
Funds & Stewardship
Global & District Grants
PolioPlus Scholarships
ERKS
ShelterBox
ROMAC
IYE J R McKenzie Trust Rotary National Science & Technology Forum
Youth Protection Officer
RYLA
RYDA
Rotaract / Interact
MUNA
Challenge Camp
Friendship Exchange
PROBUS
Inner Wheel
Rotary Fellowships
RANZSE
Literacy
Harold Thomas Rotary Trust
Conference Trust Fund
Viki Chevolot Youth Exchange Trust
JR McKenzie Youth Education Fund
Chenery Memorial Trust, Lois Dalley & June Gray Trusts
Cure Kids
Auckland Rotary Jubilee Trust
Club Support
Projects co-ordination
Global Grant oversight
Banners / promo material
Membership Seminar
NZAID Liaison
Personal Giving / Centurions
CENTENARY PROJECTS
Mana Tangata
Give Every Child a Future
One Billion Trees
TANGATA MOANA
New District project
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VISION Enriching District 9910 through active leadership in a connected community
MISSION Inspire our district to participate in service and sustainable community and global projects
VALUES Culture of Service – Fellowship & Building Lifelong Relationships – Integrity & Honouring our Commitments – Diversity & Inclusiveness - Active Leadership
FOCUS Encourage courageous and innovative leadership in order to be a well - connected, networked community organisation while having fun through service
STRATEGIC
OBJECTIVES
ENHANCE PARTICIPANT
ENGANGEMENT
Active vibrant clubs having fun and
doing good in their communities
INCREASE OUR ABILITY TO ADAPT
EXPAND OUR REACH
Rotary has a well recognised profile,
presence and reputation that
resonates in the community
INCREASE OUR IMPACT
Creating significant and sustainable projects
both locally & internationally. Rotary
Foundation accepted as the charity of choice
for Rotarians in the District
ACTIONS
1. Actively promote membership diversity.
2. Grow membership with a goal of achieving a net increase in District membership.
3. Provide Rotary Leadership Institute training seminars.
4. Encourage all clubs to review and strengthen their succession plan.
5. Encourage Clubs to lead and/or work in partnerships to complete visible community projects.
1. Encourage clubs to critically review themselves using the Rotary Club Health Check.
2. Promote & encourage innovation in existing clubs that want to change
3. Promote & encourage the creation of new & different clubs that use innovative and flexible models.
1. Build awareness of our impact and brand.
2. Ensure each club has a pro-active and up-to-date social media presence including the District Facebook page
3. Ensure clubs have strong Rotary signage and branding when undertaking any community project or event
4. District Public Image Team to work in collaboration with clubs to actively support the promotion of their projects
5. Clubs are encouraged to refurbish or replace all rotary signage in their area
1. Encourage all clubs to actively support TRF with a contribution of $125 per member
2. Encourage all clubs to continue to actively support the Polio Eradication program with a contribution of $50 per member
3. Increase the number of Centurions
4. Actively promote membership of the Paul Harris Society
5. Provide 20 District Foundation Grants of up to $2,500, for Clubs to enable them to undertake new community projects
6. Focus on Rotary led projects required to support community services in Vanuatu
7. Successfully complete existing Global Grant Projects & actively explore opportunities for new GG projects.
KEY AUDIENCES Clubs, their members, partners and
future members
Rotarians, Communities and partner
organisations
Public, our community, Rotarians,
partners, potential Rotarians and
Alumni
Rotarians, Alumni and Friends of Rotary
Mena ka moemoeā ahau, ko ahau anake. Mena ka moemoeā tātou, ka taea. If I dream alone, It is my dream. If we all dream together, we can succeed.
Te Kirihaehae Te Puea Hērangi (1883–1952), Maori leader
Rotary District 9910 Annual Plan 2019 – 2020
“Grow Rotary through Club Innovation, Flexibility & Meaningful Service”
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Assistant Governors AREA ONE
Liz Henley
[email protected] H: 09 4011963
M: 021 253 2893
Rotary Club of Kaikohe
Bay of Islands, Kaikohe, Kerikeri, Norfolk Island, Waipapa and Te Hiku Satellite
AREA TWO Corin Schick [email protected]
H:09 4397710 M:021 209 0806
Rotary Club of Dargaville
Dargaville, Whangarei, Whangarei City, Whangarei
South and Whangarei Sunrise
AREA THREE Gary Richards [email protected] H: 09 424 7051 M: 027 6364579 or 021 2454605 Rotary Club of Orewa-
Millwater
Maungaturoto and Districts, Orewa, Warkworth, Whangaparaoa, Orewa Millwater Satellite
AREA FOUR
Alan Deal [email protected] H: 09 4435101
M: 027 4777562
Rotary Club of Birkenhead
Auckland Korean, Birkenhead, Devonport, Northcote, Glenfield and Takapuna and North Auckland Rotaract
AREA FIVE
Sally Cargill
[email protected] M: 021 137 3385 Rotary Club of Browns Bay
Albany, Browns Bay, East Coast Bays, Milford, North Harbour and Takapuna North
AREA SIX
Patrick Howard
M: 0274838383
Rotary Club of Waitakere
Henderson, Kumeu, New Lynn, Waitakere, Auckland West Satellite (Rotalite) and South Kaipara Satellite
AREA SEVEN
Min Roche [email protected] H: 09 834 6239 M:021 776075 Rotary Club of Hillsborough,
Lynfield and Mt Roskill
Epsom, Hillsborough Lynfield and Mount Roskill, Onehunga One Tree Hill and Westhaven
AREA EIGHT
Rose-Marie Barbie [email protected] H:+687 789796 Rotary Club of Noumea
Ouen Toro
Nouméa, Nouméa Ducos Boulari and Nouméa Ouen Toro
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AREA NINE
Rufino Pineda
H: +678 7790309
Rotary Club of Santo
Port Vila, Santo
District Governor's Visits 2019-20 Date Club Date Club 03/07/19 Dargaville 19/11/19 Epsom 09/07/19 Maungaturoto & Districts 20/11/19 Hillsborough, Lynfield, Mt Roskill 10/07/19 Kaitaia 26/11/19 Milford NRG 15/07/19 Devonport 27/11/19 Albany 17/07/19 Whangarei 03/12/19 Kumeu 19/07/19 Whangarei Sunrise 05/12/19 Whangarei South 24/07/19 Whangarei City
25/07/19 Warkworth 29/07/19 Takapuna North 30/07/19 New Lynn A requirement of the Governor is to make an official
31/07/19 Waitakere visit to each of the Clubs in D9910, when the 19/08/19 Auckland Korean Governor will be the Speaker for the meeting. 20/08/19 Browns Bay Jasmine will accompany me on these visits and 21/08/19 Birkenhead & Takapuna Protocol determines the meal cost of the Governor, 22/08/19 Whangaparoa Assistant Governor and their Partners are met by 29/08/19 Santo the Club. I will let Clubs know in advance if Jasmine 04/09/19 Port Vila is unable to accompany me. No gifts or flowers are 09/09/19 Noumea expected. During the visit I would also like to meet 10/09/19 Noumea Ouen Toro separately with your Directors. This provides an 11/09/19 Noumea Ducos Bolari opportunity for us to discuss your club’s plans 23/09/19 Glenfield and goals for the year, as well as any matters of 24/09/19 West Haven interest or concern. 25/09/19 Kaikohe 26/09/19 Bay of Islands Where possible, I would like to make additional visits 28/09/19 North Harbour Te Hiku to clubs to acknowledge successes, special occasions, 01/10/19 Milford celebrations or the recognition of club members or 02/10/19 Henderson South Kaipara members of your Community. Also, as previously 04/10/19 North Harbour advised by Jasmine, we are happy to be involved in 07/10/19 East Coast Bays club projects when possible. It would be 08/10/19 Orewa & Orewa Millwater appreciated if invitations for these events are 09/10/19 Henderson Rotalite extended to me and your Assistant Governor 14/10/19 Norfolk Island well in advance. 04/11/19 Kerikeri 06/11/19 Waipapa We look forward to working with you all to achieve 11/11/19 Northcote a positive result for your Club and Rotary overall 14/11/19 Henderson this year. 18/11/19 Onehunga, One Tree Hill
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District Website
District 9910 www.rotarydistrict9910.org
District Diary The “District Diary” incorporates dates for Governor activities, District and Club events. This will be updated as advised by District committees and clubs. Please refer to this diary before setting up meetings to prevent clashes.
Club Events
This provides an opportunity for clubs to promote significant events, activities or projects for which they would like support from their fellow Rotarians in District 9910.
Additions and Changes
Information for including on the District Diary or Club Events pages on the D9910 website should be sent to the District Administrator. When your club changes meeting venue or time it is important to inform the District Administrator [email protected] of these changes. Also update the changes on your club “My Rotary” page. www.rotary.org/myrotary
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Directory of Clubs 2019 - 2020
ALBANY PO Box 302 306 North Harbour , Auckland 0751 Second and Fourth Thursday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM North Shore Golf Club www.albanyrotary.org.nz
President Grant Smith [email protected] Ph: 021640999
Secretary Graham Jensen 09 415 9497 [email protected]
BIRKENHEAD PO Box 36596 Northcote, Auckland 0748 Wednesday 6:00 PM for 6:30 PM, Northcote Birkenhead Yacht Club, Birkenhead Wharf www.birkenheadrotary.org.nz
President Janice Dowle Ph: 09 419 1231 [email protected]
Secretary Jenny Grace - 0274461201 [email protected]
AUCKLAND KOREAN 11 Tui St, Belmont, Auckland Monday 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM, 49 Arrenway Drive, Rosedale, Auckland
President Young Cheol Shin Mob: 021067820 [email protected]
Secretary Jung Kyo Lee 0212228008 [email protected]
BROWNS BAY PO Box 35518 Browns Bay, Auckland 0753 1st and 3rd Tuesday 7:00 AM for 7:10 AM, The Bays Club, 2 Anzac Road, Browns Bay
President Josie Adriaansen Ph: 09 479 6069 [email protected]
Secretary Sue Mees – Ph: 09 600 1655 Mob: 0211475165, [email protected]
BAY OF ISLANDS PO Box 153 Paihia 0247 www.boirotaryclub.co.nz Thursday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM Moby’s Deck, Marsden Road, Paihia
President Robin P Harper Ph: 09 402 8447 Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Sue Hamnett - 9-402-8930 [email protected]
DARGAVILLE PO Box 311 Dargaville 0340 Wednesday 11:30 AM for 11:45 AM, Lions Centre, Hokianga Rd, Dargaville President Peter Garelja Ph: Mob: [email protected] Secretary Roger Schick 09 439 7224 [email protected]
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DEVONPORT PO Box 32 197 Devonport, Auckland 0744 www.devonportrotary.co.nz Monday 6:00 PM, Waitemata Golf Club, Derby Street, Devonport
President Paul Treacher Mob: 021 2900665 [email protected]
Secretary Colin Cannon – 09 633453 [email protected]
GLENFIELD 5.30 pm for 6.00 pm start every second and fourth Monday of each month The Postmans Leg Function Room, 43-51 Downing Street, Glenfield
President Kim Bulluss Ph: 021813718 [email protected]
Secretary Nigel Green – 09 4445023 [email protected]
EAST COAST BAYS PO Box 35-102 Browns Bay, Auckland 0753 www.ecbrotary.co.nz Monday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Pupuke Golf Club East Coast Road Mairangi Bay Auckland
President Jennifer Neads Mob: 021 02253035
Secretary Mr. Anand Kumar Naik - 09 889 2861 [email protected]
HENDERSON PO Box 21 038 Henderson, Auckland 0650 www.hendersonrotary.co.nz Thursday 6:00 PM for 6:15 PM, Lincoln Green Motor Hotel 159 Lincoln Road Henderson Satellite - 7.00pm - 1st & 3rd Wed - Waitakere Cricket Club, 39 Neil Avenue, Te Atatu Peninsula
President Wendy Coyle Ph: 837 7656 Mob: 021302398 [email protected]
Secretary Sarah Empson – 09 833 8107 [email protected]
EPSOM PO Box 26 155 Epsom www.facebook.com/EpsomRotary Tuesday 7:30 PM for 7:55 PM, Epsom Bowling Club, 77 The Drive, Epsom 1023
President Craig Jones Ph: 09 638 6829 Mob: 0274943881 [email protected]
Secretary Derek Ion - 0211730891 [email protected]
HILLSBOROUGH, LYNFIELD AND MOUNT ROSKILL PO Box 27 003 Mount Roskill 1440 First and third Wed 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM, Maungakiekie Golf Club 5 Anita Ave Mt Roskill President Virginia Russell Mob: 0210677597 [email protected]
Secretary Luc Marie - 0211325093 [email protected]
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KAIKOHE PO Box 118 Kaikohe 0440 www.kaikoherotary.org Wednesday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM Kaikohe Bowling Club, Sydney Street, Kaikohe President Isaac Vujcich Ph: 0211198263 [email protected] Secretary: Colin Patterson Ph:09 401 3005 [email protected]
MAUNGATUROTO AND DISTRICTS PO Box 65 Maungaturoto 0547 Tuesday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM, Maungaturoto Centennial Hall, View Street, Maungaturoto President Leslie Kenworthy-Thompson Ph: 09 431 8035 Mob: [email protected] Secretary Stella Clyde – 09 431 8804 [email protected]
KERIKERI PO Box 51 Kerikeri 0245 www.kerikerirotaryclub.org Monday 5:45 PM for 6:10 PM, The Homestead, 15 Homestead Road, Kerikeri
President Neil Blanchfield Mob 021315007 [email protected]
Secretary Michael Bullick - 272118558 [email protected]
MILFORD PO Box 31102 Milford, North Shore City 0741 www.milford.rotary.org.nz Tuesday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Pupuke Golf Club 231 East Coast Road Milford
President Garth Halliday C/- Rotary Club POBox 31102, Milford 0741 Auckland Ph: Mob: 0272727524 [email protected]
Secretary Tony Trent - 0279447034 [email protected]
KUMEU PO Box 465 Kumeu 0841 www.kumeurotaryclub.org.nz 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM, Riverhead Bowling Club 1088 Coatesville-Riverhead Hwy, Riverhead 0841
President Paul Craggs Ph: 09 320 4238 Mob: 021 355 717 [email protected]
Secretary Ron Nolan - 94128092 [email protected]
NEW LYNN PO Box 15409 New Lynn, Waitakere 0600 Tuesday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Black Salt Bar/Restaurant, 8-10 Todd Plaza, New Lynn President Linda Potauaine Ph: Mob: 0272840101 [email protected] Secretary Maxine Cooper – 09 834 9448 [email protected]
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NORFOLK ISLAND PO Box 147 Norfolk Island www.rotary.nf 2nd & 4th Thursday 6:00 PM for 6:30 PM, Governors Lodge Resort Hotel, Queen Elizabeth Ave, Norfolk Island
President Sally-Anne Thompson Ph: Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Vaness Eyre [email protected]
NOUMEA P.O. Box 845 -98845 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia Monday 11:30 AM for 12:00 PM, Restaurant L‟Eau Vive 112 route du Port, Despointes Faubourg Blanchot Noumea - tel. 28 61 23
President Frédéric Pujoi [email protected]
Secretary M. Yvan Jezequel [email protected]
NORTHCOTE 1B Stratford Ave, Milford, Auckland 0620 Every second Monday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Northcote Citizens Hall, College Rd, Northcote
President : David Hansen Mob: 021938002 [email protected]
Secretary Mr. Robert J. Lang - 09 418 1885 [email protected]
NOUMEA DUCOS BOULARI P.O. Box 95-98845 Noumea, Cedex, New Caledonia Thursday 11:30 AM for 12:00 PM, 32 rue Gallieni, 5th Floor, Noumea
President Philippe Scornet Ph: + 687 778305 [email protected]
Secretary- Julien Cozzi - +687 734767 [email protected]
NORTH HARBOUR PO Box 33 1478 Takapuna, North Shore City 0740 Friday 6:45 AM for 7:00 AM, North Shore Squash Centre, Shea Terrace, Takapuna
President Garry Le Verne Ph: 489 1181 Mob: 0274976082 [email protected]
Secretary Ray Wilce - 094737233 [email protected]
NOUMEA OUEN TORO P.O. Box 11409 98802 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia Tuesday 11:45 AM for 12:15 PM, Restaurant L’EAU VIVE, 112 Route du Port Despointes Faubourg Blanchot Noumea, New Caledonia
President Dominique Pestre-Roire Ph: + 687 764580 [email protected]
Secretary Bruno Miramond [email protected]
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ONEHUNGA ONE TREE HILL PO Box 13 271 Onehunga, Auckland 1643 Monday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Onehunga RSA, The Mall and Princes Streets, Onehunga
President: Bill Grayson Ph: 09 571 2444 Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Gwynyth Carr [email protected]
SANTO PO Box 259 Luganville, Santo, Vanuato Thursday 7:00 PM for 7:30 PM, Santo Rotary Conference Room, Ex Dental Building, Santo, Vanuatu
President Heinrick Seosse Ph: Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Elfrida Jack [email protected]
OREWA PO Box 97 Orewa 0946 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month 1st Tuesday Rotary House War Memorial Park 4 Hibiscus Coast Highway Silverdale at 5.45pm 3rd Tuesday Wade Hotel, Silverdale at 6.00pm
President: Karen Bonnici Ph: Mob: 0210407013 [email protected]
Secretary Sandra McInnes [email protected]
TAKAPUNA P O Box 33 088 Takapuna, Auckland 0740 www.takapunarotary.org.nz 2nd & 4th Tuesday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Various venues contact Club President or Secretary for details
President: Geoff Pownall PO Box 33088, Takapuna, Auckland Mob: 021 627 014 [email protected]
Secretary Marilyn Glover - 09 489 4631
PORT VILLA PO Box 901 Port Vila, Vanuatu Wednesday 11:30 AM for 12:00 PM, L’Houstalet Restaurant, Eluk Road, Nambatu, Port Vila
President Greg Procter Ph: 0678 535 4244 [email protected]
Secretary Irma Red Benjamin 0678 555 0777 [email protected]
TAKAPUNA NORTH PO Box 33 1104 Takapuna, Auckland 0740 www.rotarytakapunanorth.org.nz Monday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM, Milford Cruising Club, 24 Craig Rd, Milford, Auckland
President Kerry-Anne Seaton Ph: 489 9594 Mob: 027 294 0620 [email protected]
Secretary William R. Grieve - 09 415 2942 [email protected]
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WAIPAPA
PO Box 59 Waipapa, Northland 0246 www.waipapa.rotary.org.nz Wednesday 7:00 PM for 7:30 PM Bay Sports Pavilion, Harmony Lane, Waipapa
President Fred Terry Ph: 09 407 7891 [email protected]
Secretary Graeme Brown – 09 407 4081 [email protected]
WESTHAVEN PO Box 91 534 Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142 www.westhavenrotary.org.nz 1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesdays 7:00 AM for 7:15 AM, Billfish Café, 3/31 West Haven Drive, St Marys Bay, Auckland President Regina Smuga Mob: 0223306647 [email protected]
Secretary Louise Shearer – 021339641 [email protected]
WAITAKERE PO Box 104 - 017 Lincoln North, Waitakere 0654 www.rotarywaitakere.org.nz Wednesday 5.30pm for 6.00pm – Swanson RSA, 663 Swanson Road, Swanson President Donald Bennington Ph: 09 416 7209 [email protected] Secretary Miss Kriddles Roberts [email protected]
WHANGAPARAOA PO Box 197 Whangaparaoa 0930 Every 2nd Thursday 6:15 PM for 6:45 PM, Silverdale & Districts RSA 43A Vipond Road, Stanmore Bay, Whangaparaoa
President John Ian Hacking Ph: 09 426 6232 Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Geoff Horwood, H: 094285915 Mob 02102773660 [email protected]
WARKWORTH PO Box 109 Warkworth 0941 www.warkworth-rotary.org.nz 2nd & 4th Thursday 6.00 PM, The Oaks on Neville, Queen Street, Warkworth
President Joe Koppens [email protected]
Secretary Dr Brian Tuck - 09 4223415 [email protected]
WHANGAREI PO Box 354 Whangarei 0140 Wednesday 11:20 AM for 12:00 PM, Whangarei Club, Rust Avenue, Whangarei www.whangareirotary.co.nz/
President Alison Rossiter Ph: Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Gail Taylor – 09 432 9542 [email protected]
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WHANGAREI CITY PO Box 1357 Whangarei 0140 Meeting 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month Forsyth Barr, Cnr Robert & John Streets Whangarei www.whangareicityrotary.org.nz
President Peter C. Smith Ph: 09 435 1391 Mob: 021430316 [email protected]
Secretary Remeny Weber – 021 2771627 [email protected]
WHANGAREI SUNRISE PO Box 504, Whangarei 0140 www.sunrisewhangarei.rotary.co.nz 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at 6PM Northland Cricket Club Clubrooms, Okara Drive, Whangarei
President Kevin Salmon Ph: 09 459 5180 Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Kevin Salmon – 09 459 5180
WHANGAREI SOUTH PO Box 896 Whangarei 0140 Thursday 5:30 PM Except the last Thursday in each month, Northland Cricket Pavilion, Spire Function Centre, 79 Okara Drive, Whangarei
President Stephen Christmas Ph: 09 438 1707 Mob: [email protected]
Secretary Maxine Neighbour Ph: 09 4352944 Mob: 027 2748674 [email protected]
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SOUTH KAIPARA SATELLITE 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month 7.00pm – 8.00pm Parakai School, 10 Fordyce Road, Parakai.
Chair: Angela Gilberd M: 021 114 5213 [email protected]
OREWA-MILLWATER SATELLITE - Satellite of Orewa Club 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month 7.00pm The Wade Tavern, Tavern Road, Silverdale Chair: Caroline Butland M: 0212666811 [email protected]
ROTALITE WEST - Satellite Club of Henderson Rotary 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7.00pm Waitakere Cricket Club, 39 Neil Avenue, Te Atatu Peninsula
Chair: Bhavini Parbhoo M: 02102546836 [email protected]
NRG NORTH SHORE - Satellite of Milford Club Chair: Hannah Stoddard M: 0212045974 [email protected]
TE HIKU SATELLITE ‘E Club’ – Satellite of North Harbour Rotary Club Chair: Ted Norman Ph:09 4083 729 [email protected]
WEST AUCKLAND ROTARACT 1st & 3rd Sunday from 3.30pm - Meet at various venues. Please contact President for details President Euan van Hest M: 021 035 8800 [email protected]
ROTARACT NORTH AUCKLAND - Sponsored by Glenfield Rotary Club President Ozgun Sumbuloglu
Ph: 0274216394
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District Awards
Membership Award - Les Colgan Trophy Presented by the Rotary Club of New Lynn for the club recording the greatest percentage increase of membership over the Rotary year to date.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF PORT VILA
Millennium Cup Presented by PDG Michael Hill for the club project which best provides service to the community, innovation, membership involvement, public recognition and presentation.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF WAITAKERE
The Foundation Shield – White Dixon Trophy
Presented by the 1991 GSE Team from District 1200 SW England, for the club making the greatest per capita contribution to the Rotary Foundation in the preceding Rotary year.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF TAKAPUNA
Rotary Australia & New Zealand Student Exchange (RANZSE) Award - Kevin and Lyn Hartley Trophy
Presented to the club considered to have made the greatest contribution to the RANZSE programme (previously known as South Pacific Matched Student Exchange) during the current Rotary year.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF DARGAVILLE
New Generations Trophy
Donated by Christine and Ron Bray to encourage and challenge clubs to induct and retain younger members in Rotary.
Awarded to: THE SATELITTE CLUB OF OREWA-MILLWATER
Effective Social Media/Best Website Award
This award recognises a club which best demonstrates the most effective use of electronic media and the attraction of membership through this source.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF SANTO
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Fortune Group Cup
Donated by PDG David Oliver this award recognises the club with the highest total donations to the Rotary Foundation this year to date.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF WHANGAREI SOUTH
International Youth Exchange Award – Mark Taylor Trophy
Presented by Past IYE Chairman Mark Taylor for the club making the greatest contribution to the IYE programme during the current year.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF WHANGAREI CITY
Diversity in Rotary Award
This award recognises the commitment a club has made to represent the widely diverse NZ community in their membership.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF HILLSBOROUGH, LYNFIELD & MT ROSKILL
Bulletin Editor’s Award – the Jack Keys Trophy
Presented by the Rotary Club of Warkworth to the Bulletin Editor and Club for the best Bulletin throughout the year, based on presentation, information, Rotary coverage, interest and style.
Awarded to: THE ROTARY CLUB OF WESTHAVEN
Assistant Governor of the Year
Recognises outstanding contribution by an Assistant Governor in fulfilling their tasks,who is well respected by Area Presidents and has acted as strong support to the District Governor.
Awarded to: PETER JOHNS
Rotarian of the Year – David Oliver & Geoff Dainty Trophy
Presented to the Rotarian who best epitomises the Rotary motto “Service above Self” in the Rotary year.
Awarded to: BRUCE MORRISON
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District Advisory Committee
1988 - 1989 David Graham (June) 20 Murano Place, Birkenhead, Auckland H: 09 419 0631 [email protected] 1989 - 1990 Ken Baird (Barbara) Mahurangi West Road, R D 3, Warkworth [email protected] 1994 - 1995 Tony.J. Hornabrook (Maite) BP 4127, 98846 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia H: 687 777 470 [email protected] 1995 - 1996 Bob Baird 57/14 Oteha Valley Road, Northcross, Auckland, 0632 H: (09) 479 6266 [email protected] 1996 - 1997 David Oliver (Beverley) 2A West End Road, Herne Bay, Auckland, 1022 M: 021 422 292 [email protected] 1997 - 1998 Geoff Dainty (Jenny) 39 Lloyd Ave, Mt Albert Res: 09-849 4907, M: 021 475 842 [email protected] 1999 - 2000 Michael Hill (Laraine) Flat 2, 18 Speight Road, Kohimarama, Auckland 1071 M: 021 2275954 [email protected] 2001 - 2002 Sandra McKersey 15 Grey Street, Whangarei 01112 H: 09 438 4995 [email protected] 2003 - 2004 Charles Wilson (Pauline) 110 Landmark Terrace, Kensington Park, Orewa, 0931 M: 027 497 7999, [email protected]
2004 - 2005 Ken Linkhorn (Margaret) 316 Hurstmere Road, Takapuna, M: 021 485 425 [email protected] 2005 - 2006 Graeme Bellingham (Marilyn) 14 Suncrest Drive, West Harbour M: 021 971 172 [email protected] 2006 - 2007 Merv Huxford (Bronwyn Ellison) P O Box 8, Orewa 0946 M: 027 389 1824 [email protected] 2008 - 2009 Neil Reid (Trish) 43 Waitea Road, Muriwai Beach, R.D.1, Waimauku 0881 M: 021 807 515 [email protected] 2009 - 2010 Georges Giovannelli (Nicole) 30, rue Gabriel Laroque, Val Plaisance, 98800 NOUMEA, New-Caledonia H: (+687) 24 16 02 rotary.gg@lagoon.
2010 - 2011 Maxine Neighbour (Murray) 57 Ridgeway Drive Kamo Whangarei 0112 M: 027 274 8674 [email protected] 2011 - 2012 Brian Tuck (Glenna) 130 Percy Street, Warkworth H: (09) 422 3415, M: 021 102 1052 [email protected] 2012 - 2013 Lindsay Ford (Alison)
PO Box 809, Norfolk, Island 2899
H: 6723 23498 or 6723 22532 [email protected] 2013 - 2014 Phil Ashton 36a Hauraki Road, Takapuna, Auckland M: 027 4798400 [email protected]
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2014 - 2015 Bruce Rasmussen (Christine) 7 Argyle Terrace Milford Auckland 0620 M: 027 2729131 [email protected]
2015 - 2016 Peter Garnett (Elaine Mead) 13 Gannet Point Murrays Bay Auckland 0630 M: 027 2205137 [email protected] 2016 - 2017 Peter Smith (Reo) 16 Brookfield Lane, Kamo, Whangarei 0112 M: 021 430 316 [email protected]
2017- 2018 David Oliphant (Denise)
31 San Domingo Rise
Henderson Auckland 0612
M: 027 607 3835
2018 – 2019 Jerry Norman (Fay)
100 Becroft Drive
Forrest Hill Auckland 0620
M: 027 614 6595
PAST GOVERNORS TRANSFERRING
TO DISTRICT 9910 - 2010-2011 – Peter Signal (Rebecca), 32 James Paige Lane, Riverhead, RD3, Albany 0793. M:027 598 1231 [email protected]
PAST GOVERNORS HONORARY OR LIVING IN OTHER DISTRICTS 2007–2008 Keith Rogers (Beverley) [email protected] ex-Rotary Birkenhead (now Rotary Cambridge, D9930) 2002-2003 Bill Conaghan (Elaine) [email protected] Rotary Club of North Harbour (Honorary) 1991-1992 Stuart Batty (Leslie) [email protected] ex-Rotary North Harbour (now Rotary Papanui, D9970) 1981-1982 Melvyn Cooper (Colleen) [email protected] ex-Rotary Kaitaia & Onehunga (Rotary Rotorua North, D9930)
District Areas of Focus
Month
Aug
Membership and Extension Month
Sept Area of Focus: Basic Education and Literacy
Oct Area of Focus: Economic and
Community Development
Nov Rotary Foundation Month
Dec Area of Focus: Disease
Prevention and Treatment
Jan Vocational Service Month
Feb Area of Focus: Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution
Mar Area of Focus:
Water and Sanitation
Apr Area of Focus: Maternal and
Child Health
May Youth Services Month
June Rotary Fellowship Month
NZ District Conferences
D9910 – 23-25 April 2020 Vanuatu
D9920 – 15-17 May 2020 Auckland
D9930 – 20-24 May 2020 Rotorua
D9940 – 1-3 May 2020 Lower Hutt
D9980 – 17-18 April 2020 Balclutha
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DISTRICT FUNCTIONS
ADMINISTRATION
Legislation & Resolutions
Brian Tuck (Glenna) H: 09 422 3415 M: 021 102 1052 [email protected] Rotary Club of Warkworth
The District Resolutions Committee shall keep the resolutions of the District in conformity with the changes in the Constitution of Rotary International. They shall receive and process all resolutions to be considered by the District Conference including changes to The Rotary International District 9910 Inc. Constitution and Bylaws.
Council of Legislation
Maxine Neighbour (Murray) M: 027 274 8674 [email protected]
Rotary Club of Whangarei South
Finance / District Reserve
District Reserve Fund Treasurer
Chris Owen H: 09 479 5290 [email protected] Rotary Club of Milford
Archives District has made available a unit at Mini Storage, Albany where Clubs and District can deposit these items knowing that they are safe and secure. They will be sorted and collated, professionally, and made available whenever they may be needed. Contact TBA CONTINUITY
Nominating Committee
Convenor
Peter Garnett (Elaine Mead)
H: 09 4796060
M: 027 2205137 Rotary Club of East Coast Bays
Peter Smith, David Oliphant, Jerry Norman,
Ian Kiernan
MEMBERSHIP
Strategic Planning/
Membership Team
Chair
Matthew McLeod
H:09 8380030
W: 274324069 [email protected] Rotary Club of Henderson
Clive Menkin, Neil Reid, Young Shin Watkins, Rosemary Meyers
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DISTRICT TRAINING PETS1/SPPETS/Club Leaders Training Seminar/ Rotary Learning & Information D9910 Training Team
Georgina Richards (Lead) Orewa-Millwater Rotary Club Sue Russell Rotary Club of Henderson Tracey Kjelberg (Admin) Rotary Westhaven
The District Training Team assists the district to develop leadership skills and increase Rotary knowledge, so that Rotary leaders and Rotarians in our district can contribute successfully to the achievement of the goals determined by Rotary International and the Governor for the current year and beyond.
Provide a level of knowledge and training that will enable each leader to enjoy making an effective contribution to the achievement of the goals set by Rotary International and the Governor;
Ensure Assistant Governors, Club Presidents and Club Officers are aware of the goals for the year and provide learning events to help achieve them in an effective and positive way;
Manage the content, logistics, promotion and presentation of the Rotary Leadership Institute programme (RLI – Rotary Learning & Information) to ensure all Rotarians in the district have the opportunity to upskill in Rotary knowledge;
Work with District Chairs to provide learning events in particular topics that will help Rotarians to achieve the goals;
Work with the other New Zealand District training teams on a standard framework and approach to President-Elect training, particularly in relation to the multi-district training.
The district training team is specifically responsible, in conjunction with the Governor-Elect, for developing the following learning events:
Assistant Governor training;
President-Elect training;
Pacific Island President-Elect training;
South Pacific President-Elect training;
District Leadership team training;
Club Leaders’ Seminar;
Contact Points:
https://rotarydistrict9910.org/page/training
ALUMNI District Alumni Team
Elaine Mead (Lead) M: 027 4300839 Reo Smith, Natasha Prenderghast, Barvini Phavoo
Rotary alumni are individuals who have experienced Rotary through various programs, including, but not limited to: Interact, Rotaract, Rotary Youth Exchange (IYE), Rotary Youth Rotary Australia and New Zealand Student Exchange (RANZSE), National Science & Technology Forum, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA), Rotary Peace Fellowships, Global Grants Scholarships, Vocational Training Teams (members and leaders), Group Study Exchange (GSE), Ambassadorial Scholarships. The purpose of the Rotary Alumni is to:
Promote an awareness amongst clubs and the district and maintain a relationship with their alumni;
Assist Rotary alumni to keep in touch and share their stories with the Rotary family;
Enable Rotary to re-connect with alumni they have supported;
Support and co-ordinate alumni events and associations, where appropriate.
Contact Points:
@rotary9910alumni
https://rotarydistrict9910.org/page/alumni
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PUBLIC IMAGE
District Public Image Chair
Jenna Tuuta M: 0204 0435577 [email protected] Rotalite West – Satellite Club
of Henderson Rotary
Public Image Team:
District Website - Matthew McLeod
District Webmaster - Ray Wilce
Social Media – Jenna Tuuta
Auckland Banners – Jenna Tuuta
M: 0204 0435577
Northern Banners – Sue Hamnett
H: 09 4028930 M: 021 02926250 [email protected] Rotary Club of Bay of Islands
Governor Newsletter – Ron King [email protected] Rotary Club of Kumeu
Use of Rotary Name and Emblem Refer to www.rotary.org/myrotary/ the browse to Manage -> Brand Centre -> Guidelines
Rotary Down Under
Official Rotary Magazine for Australia and New Zealand based districts
Rotary Down Under House Level 3, 43 Hunter Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia Postal address: PO Box 779, Parramatta NSW 2124 Australia
Ph: +61 2 9633 4888
www.rotarydownunder.org
facebook.com/rotarydownunder twitter.com/rotarydownunder
Office hours: 9.00am – 5.00pm Monday – Friday (except public holidays).Manages all matters relating to the Regional Magazine. RDU SUPPLIES Licensed supplier of Rotary International emblem merchandise Rotary Down Under House,
Level 3, 43 Hunter Street, Parramatta
NSW 2150
Phone: +61 2 9633 4888 Toll free from New Zealand – 0800 287 682 Enquiries: [email protected] Website: www.rdusupplies.com.au Visit the Supplies website for safe and secure ordering of Rotary branded merchandise.
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INTERNATIONAL
ROTARY FOUNDATION
District Foundation Chair
Peter C. Smith (Reo)
H: 09 435 1391
M: 021430316 Rotary Club of Whangarei City
Foundation Committee:
Vice Chair - Roy Dykes
Treasurer/Stewardship – Bronwyn Ellison
District Grants – Roy Dykes
Global Grants/Polio Plus – Lindsay Ford
Centurion – David Oliphant
The purpose of the Rotary Foundation Committee is to support and promote the efforts of Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.
Committee Goals: To ensure all clubs enter their Foundation goals on www.rotary.org To ensure all clubs contribute $NZ125 per member for Annual Giving To ensure all clubs give $NZ50 per member for Polio Giving To encourage every Rotarian to personally give NZ$100 each year to become a Centurion Member of The Rotary Foundation. To encourage and assist Rotarians and their families to become Paul Harris Fellows and Paul Harris Society members. To share knowledge of The Rotary Foundation with Rotarians of the district and continue to promote Rotary Foundation through regular Club visits, presentations and training To seek a Major Donor or a new Member of the Bequest Society. To seek an additional Benefactor from each club in the district. To qualify all District 9910 clubs for
District Grants (that wish to be qualified) To assist clubs to be part of bigger projects by providing guidance and communicating opportunities To carry out a Global Grant Project in District 9910 To further develop Korean partnership and carry out projects in Vanuatu and NZ and ROMAC Donations: For Annual Giving, our district recommends that you budget $125 per member per year. This is your CLUBS contribution to making the world a better place For PolioPlus donations our district recommends that you budget $50 per member per year. This is your CLUBS commitment to ridding the world from Polio. Remember every dollar you give gets multiplied by 3! Centurion Programme - We also encourage PERSONAL contributions by Rotarians of at least $100 per person each year. This personal donation is tax deductable and Centurions receive a Centurion certificate, badge and satisfaction of knowing you personally made a difference. This is your PERSONAL contribution to making the world a better place. All donations to the Rotary Foundation should be made out to The Rotary Foundation District 9910 and posted to the District TRF Treasurer Bronwyn Ellison [email protected] Funds may also be deposited directly into the District Rotary Foundation account which is 010125 0146572 00. This account should be used for Annual Giving and also for Polio Giving. For Centurion donations please deposit the money into account 010125 0146572 02 which is the District Centurion account. If you deposit funds directly into either of these accounts please ensure you clearly identify the club or individuals name which relates to the donation, and also send an e-mail to
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Bronwyn Ellison (TRF Treasurer) at [email protected] letting her know what the deposit was for how much and when it was deposited. Our District Treasurer will then collate and forward all funds to New Zealand Rotary Club's Charitable Trust, currently administered by Guardian Trust. As long as this procedure is followed, clubs will be issued a receipt on behalf of New Zealand Rotary Club's Charitable Trust, and it will be a legitimate tax rebateable receipt. Club Qualification Clubs must be qualified to receive Rotary Foundation District Grants. Qualification is required for each Rotary year. Requirements for qualification are: 1. Club representatives must have attended a Rotary Foundation seminar. 2. Clubs must submit a signed Club Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). 3. Clubs must have entered their Rotary Foundation goals on www.rotary.org 4. All Rotary dues must be paid up to date. 5. Qualification is required for each Rotary year. District Grants The objective of a Rotary Foundation District Grant is to enable Clubs to support the Rotary Foundation’s mission by supporting clubs to carry out a small project which address an immediate need that has been identified in their local community. District Grants are funded by the Rotary Foundation through the District Designated Fund (DDF) allocation, and will generally match Club contributions at 100% ("dollar for dollar"). District 9910 will have available up to NZ$50,000 (20 x $2500 grants) for distribution as District Grants in the 2019/20 Rotary year. Eligibility to Apply Read the District Grant Guidelines to see if your club and project meet the criteria for a District Grant. http://www.rotarydistrict9910.org/
How To Apply Complete the District Grant Application Form 2019-20 and send it to Roy Dykes – [email protected] Make sure you complete all sections. Applications for District Grants for the 2019-20 Rotary year will close on 30 September 2019. Clubs requiring more information before lodging an application should contact a member of the Grants Committee, who will be happy to help or provide advice. All relevant forms and more information can be found at: www.rotarydistrict9910.org/
VANUATU SUPPORT GROUP
Lindsay Ford (Alison) H: 6723 23498 H: 6723 22532 Fax: 6723 23498 [email protected]
Keith Day (Margaret) M: 027 475 5566 [email protected] Youngshin Watkins (Don) H: 09 416 4918 M: 021 617 567 [email protected] Rufino Pineda H: 678 7790309 [email protected]
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WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE Chair Bruce Morrison [email protected] M: Rotary Club of North Harbour
This organisation was established to recognise the need to take a New Zealand wide view of World Community Service and each of the six NZ Districts are represented on the board. RNZWCS is registered with the Charities Commission (CC26860). Of particular importance is the MFAT requirement to have a single New Zealand interface when accessing funds. RNZWCS is recognised by the New Zealand Government as a Non Government Organisation [NGO]. Clubs seeking funding must work through RNZWCS who also maintain a register of potential projects and provide opportunities for clubs to participate in larger world community service projects. Details of the criteria and the procedure for applying for grants and other information can be found on the RNZWCS web site which can be accessed from www.rnzwcs.org. RNZWCS also operates a Donations in Kind scheme which advises on needs, provides storage and coordinates the distribution of goods, including emergency response kits, particularly to the Pacific Islands. Taxation (Tax Administration and Remedial Matters) Act 2011: Overseas donee status Schedule 32 of the Income Tax Act 2007 The following organisations have been granted overseas donee status from the 2012- 13 tax year: RNZWCS Limited (Rotary New Zealand)
Background Charities that apply some or all of their funds outside New Zealand must be approved for charitable donee status by Parliament. These organisations are listed in schedule 32 of the Income Tax Act 2007. Donations to listed organisations entitle individual taxpayers to a tax credit of 331/3% of the amount donated up to the level of their taxable income, and companies and Māori authorities to a deduction for donations up to the level of their net income. RNZWCS Limited Administrator
Stuart BATTY PO Box 20309, Bishopdale, Christchurch 8543 H:03 359 9218 M: 027 269 5615 [email protected] www.rnzwcs.org https://www.facebook.com/Rotary-NZ-World-
Community-Service-Rnzwcs-Limited
ShelterBox ShelterBox is an international disaster relief charity that provides emergency shelter and life-saving supplies to families around the world who are affected by disasters. ShelterBox responds to earthquakes, floods, tsunamis, hurricanes, landslides, typhoons and conflict, delivering lifesaving aid to families across the globe at a time when they need it the most. The ShelterBox solution is to provide a large box, tailored to each type of disaster but typically containing a disaster relief tent for an extended family, blankets, water purification and storage equipment, cooking utensils, a stove, a basic tool kit, a children's activity pack and other essential items. ShelterBox relies entirely on public donations and could not operate without the generosity of Rotarians and people the world over. A ShelterBox can be sponsored for NZ$1,500 – which takes into account the cost of all materials, packing, storage, transport worldwide and delivery to families in need at a time of disaster by a team of ShelterBox volunteers. Highly trained ShelterBox Response Team volunteers or SRT‟s, distribute boxes on the ground, working closely with local government organizations, international aid agencies and Rotary clubs worldwide. Every ShelterBox bears its own unique number so that as a donor you can track your box all the way to its recipient country, via the ShelterBox website. To date more than I million people have been provided with shelter, warmth and dignity following more than 170 disasters, in over 75 countries. Donations can be made on the ShelterBox website: www.shelterbox.org.nz DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE Owen Smith (SRT) M 027 226 1707 [email protected]
ERKs Every year Rotary New Zealand dispatches
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hundreds of the Emergency Response Kits to countries in the South Pacific. The aim is to work with local Rotary Clubs in each affected country to be the first to provide emergency response on site after a disaster hits. The contents and average freight requirement for each kit costs around NZ$600 Pay by internet banking 03 1702 0192208 01 Or by cheque payable to: RNZWCS Limited (Rotary New Zealand) PO Box 20 309 Christchurch 8543 Note RNZWCS Limited is a Registered Charity (CC26860) Donations for Emergency Response Kits are tax deductible. https://www.facebook.com/EmergencyRespons
eKits/
INTERPLAST Interplast sends teams of volunteer plastic and reconstructive surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and allied health professionals to provide life-changing surgery and medical training in 17 countries across the Asia Pacific region. We do this in partnership with local organisations, including hospitals, universities and local NGOs. Our mission is to „repair bodies and rebuild lives‟ and we do this through providing surgical services to those who could not otherwise afford or access these, and by building the capacity of local medical systems through our training and mentoring programs. Peter Signal (Rebecca), 32 James Paige Lane, Riverhead, RD3, Albany 0793 Mob: 027 598 1231 [email protected]
ROMAC Barbara Watt – Rotary Club of Henderson [email protected] Administrator Geoff Pownall – Rotary Club of Takapuna H: (09) 627 9565 M: (021) 627 014 [email protected] To provide medical treatment for children 15 years and under, who are from developing countries of the South Pacific region, for lifesaving and/or dignity restoring surgery not accessible to them in their home country.
Objectives To provide hope where there is no hope To restore dignity to human life To transform a child’s life To provide the best medical and surgical expertise To mend broken lives of young people from developing countries To contribute to understanding and peace in the Pacific region ROMAC is a humanitarian Rotary programme which has been in operation since 1988. Rotarians volunteer their time and expertise to run this Rotary programme which encompasses and is endorsed by all Australian and New Zealand Rotary Districts. ROMAC has no employees, no buildings, and no vehicles and consequently almost 100% of donations and grants received by ROMAC is spent on the children. Eminent Australian and New Zealand surgeons donate their time for the treatment of our patients and these surgeons get unique opportunities to develop their specialist skills. During their recovery after surgery, the children and care-giver are looked after by New Zealand families, fostering international learning and understanding in the process.
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PROJECTS & PROGRAMMES
YOUTH Chair Peter Rowell (Vivienne) 09 4245293 0274 424522 [email protected] Rotary Club of Orewa
Youth Protection Officer Neil Murray (Jan) H: 09 4863634 W: 09 4899102 M: 021723857 [email protected]
Rotary Club of Takapuna
IYE Monica Webb M:0274401453
Rotary Club of East Coast Bays
RYLA Rotary Youth Leadership Award Muriwai Surf Club, Muriwai Beach Age range 20-28 years strictly enforced May 3 – 9 2020 Fay Norman M: 021 271 4540 [email protected] Rotary Club of East Coast Bays
Rotaract / Interact Clive Menkin
M: 0215 30962
Rotary Club of Milford
Rotaract Ozgun Sumbuloglu [email protected] Rotaract Club of North Auckland
RYDA Rotary Road Safety Education Graeme Bellingham - Rotary Club of Henderson M: 021971172 [email protected] Programme Venue Coordinator: Maria Lovelock - 021 545 030 New Zealand Road Safety Education Manager [email protected]
MUNA Model United Nations Assembly Held annually at Auckland Girls Grammar School. Organised by District 9920 - Peter is the 9910 liaison with the MUNA Co-ordinator Ian Willetts from D9920. 22-23 May 2020 For detailed MUNA information please see https://www.rotarydistrict9910.org/page/model-united-nations-assembly Peter Rowell (Vivienne) 09 4245293 0274 424522 [email protected]
Challenge Camp TBA
RANZE Rotary Australia New Zealand Student Exchange Programme designed to foster understanding between young Australians and New Zealanders, by giving secondary school students the opportunity to experience family, academic and community life in Australia Liz Henley M: 021 253 2893 [email protected] Rotary Club of Kaikohe Committee Members Ben Hope (Dargaville Rotary Club) Aaron Taylor (Rotary Club of Kerikeri) William Fuller (Rotary Club of Bay of Islands) Sean Harris (East Coast Bays Rotary Club)
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Cure Kids
Cure Kids are New Zealand’s leading charitable funder in child health research. Our vision is a healthy childhood for everyone. Since Cure Kids, formerly known as The Child Health Research Foundation, was established by Rotary in New Zealand 45 years ago, more than $40 million has been invested in vital child health research. Cure Kids has enabled vast improvements in the health of children – extending, improving and saving the lives of kids both here, and around the world. Cure Kids are the only charity in New Zealand that funds research across a broad spectrum of child health. We have funded, or are currently funding research investigating better treatments and cures for inherited heart conditions, cystic fibrosis, childhood cancers, sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI), stillbirth, burns and child and adolescent mental health, among many others. We are very fortunate to live in New Zealand where our access to healthcare is far beyond that of many other countries, however, the reality remains that there is still so much more to be done to address alarming health statistics. Contact: [email protected] 09 370 0222 www.curekids.org.nz Rotary Liaison - Whitney Smith Partnership Manager Ph: 027 521 3870 [email protected] www.curekids.org.nz Cure Kids Member Bruce Rasmussen M: 0272729131 [email protected] Rotary Club of Milford
VOCATIONAL
ROTARY NATIONAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FORUM
D9910 Co-ordinator Murray Allison M : 021 631662 [email protected] Rotary Club of Browns Bay
January 13th until 27th. Completed applications need to reach the Rotary Clubs by 30th August Rotary Clubs interview should be completed by September 9th Nominations to the District coordinator by September 9th 13 September last date for Nominees forms and cheques to be with District Coordinator Murray Allison Successful applicants and Clubs should be advised by mid to late October The initial criteria is that it is for year 12 students intending to return to school in year 13.
ROTARY GLOBAL REWARDS
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and special offers, along with opportunities to
give back to Rotary.
Rebecca Stilton [email protected] M: 021611874 Rotary Club of Albany
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LITERACY Chair
Geoff Chamberlain M:0221 240 455 [email protected] Rotary Club of North Harbour
Committee Murray and Maxine Neighbour, Ali Chamberlain, Glenna Tuck, Bob Baird, Bronwyn Ellison, Jerry Norman and David Oliphant Rotary has six focus areas: Promoting peace, Fighting disease, Providing clean water, Saving mothers and children, Supporting education, Growing local economies. A literate individual, a literate community, a literate world is at the heart of achieving success in all of these endeavours. The District Literacy Committee meets four times a year and works on a number of projects which aims to raise literacy levels across our area, especially among children. Our current projects and plans include: Raising funds to replace books in Vanuatu schools and libraries. Facilitating the distribution of Rotary dictionaries to schools, especially to the Far North. Supporting literacy in prisons through the provision of books, dictionaries and magazines .
COMMUNITY
J R McKenzie Trust
The late Sir John McKenzie founded the Trust in 1940 to mark the centennial of New Zealand. This Trust funds a wide range of charitable organizations working in the areas of health, social services and community development. There are six J.R .McKenzie metropolitan committees comprising mostly Rotarians. Priority is given to disadvantaged families and children and also Maori development.
PDG Jerry Norman
M: 027 614 6595 H: 09 410 7550
[email protected] Rotary Club of North Harbour
J R McKenzie Youth Education Fund
Purpose To assist the betterment, education, advancement, and physical welfare of youth in New Zealand, particularly in cases where bereavement, sickness or family disturbances leave the children in need of assistance with their education. Types of Grants made: (No closing date) Secondary School Fees (excluding school donations), also Tertiary Fees in some special cases, School uniforms and clothing, Special Tuition Fees and assessments, Textbooks and stationery.
Garry Le Verne
M: 027 497 6082
Rotary Club of North Harbour
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Harold Thomas Rotary Trust
This Trust was established by Rotary International Past President Harold Thomas, (Rotary Club of Auckland) in 1973. In 1985 the trust received a magnificent gift from Past District Governor Bernie Ross (Rotary Club of Manurewa) and his wife, which added greatly to the capital of the trust. The Trust now has available approximately $100,000 for distribution each year and considers applications for grants as soon as received. Assistance to Rotary clubs is usually limited to 50% of the cost of the project up to a maximum of $10,000 for each project.. The objects of the trust are to: • Assist financially any child Resident in the Pacific Islands who is in need of medical treatment or care in NZ, including fares and related costs. • Provide medical assistance for children in NZ or elsewhere. • For medical research (related to children) • For charitable purposes as defined in the Charitable Trusts Act. To assist financially and support the educational and vocational exchange between people of the Pacific Islands of District 9910 and New Zealand. For charitable purposes as defined in the Charitable Trust Act 1957. The Trustees encourage Clubs to make use of this fund by searching out deserving projects requiring assistance, then making application through the Chairperson. Graeme Emerson District 9920 Rotary Club of Auckland East [email protected]
Viki Chevolot Youth Exchange Trust Purpose To assist students who exhibit the character and ability to take part successfully in the Rotary International Youth Exchange Programme of District 9910 but who are unable to do so because of financial circumstances.
The late Viki and Robert Chevolot of New Caledonia founded this Trust in 1995, because of the love they shared for the Rotary International Youth Exchange Programme and youth in general. The Trustees for the fund will include the current District Governor, and the current District Chairman of the International Youth Exchange Committee. Any club that believes they have a suitable applicant may apply for funding. Clubs are encouraged to donate to the Trust. PDG Peter Smith H: 09 4351 391 M: 021 430 316 [email protected]
Chenery Memorial Trust, Lois Dalley & June Gray Charitable Trusts
Purpose To assist individual Rotary Club projects with subsidy payments which are available only for projects in New Zealand and not for any costs relating to travel.. The three Trusts may be able to assist individual Rotary Club projects on a $1 for $1 basis. The total amount available from the Trusts for any one project is usually limited to $3,000. Please note that the Chenery Memorial Trust and the June Gray Charitable Trust meet early in the months of March, June, September and December. The Lois Dalley Charitable Trust meets early in March and September each year. The subsidy is available only for projects in New Zealand and not for any costs relating to travel. Applications and enquiries to: [email protected]
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Auckland Rotary Jubilee Trust
The Trust exists to provide a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for young self-starters to achieve a level of study in areas such as, but not limited to, the arts that would not be possible without financial support. The study should have the potential to make a profound impact on their lives. Applications should be made in the name of individuals and not organizations and should be from young people living in the area from Wellsford to Tuakau, the original boundary of the Rotary Club of Auckland, who may be nominated by Rotary Clubs in this area. The amount available each year is normally about $12,000. The closing date is 30th April each year and interviews are undertaken in May with awards being approved in May of each year. Application forms are available from: Secretary of Auckland Rotary PO Box 105334. Auckland 1143 W: (09) 4866010 [email protected] www.aucklandrotary.org.nz
CLUB & MEMBER ACTIVITIES
Friendship & Exchange
Purpose To foster international friendships, understanding, goodwill and peace by arranging exchanges between groups of Rotarians from District 9910 and other Districts. Michael Hill E: [email protected] Ph: 021 227 5954 Roger Owles - [email protected] Bill Horne - [email protected] Mike Williams - [email protected]
PROBUS
Not assigned at present
Rotary Fellowships
There is a full list of Rotary Fellowships here www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/rotary-fellowships
Inner Wheel
Gaye Pratt (Don) H: 09 4205828 M: 0274484276 [email protected]
Inner Wheel is the largest women’s voluntary service organisation operating in the world. As a non-government organisation, Inner Wheel representatives work within the United Nations on committees in Geneva, Vienna and New York to better the lives of women globally. As the sister organisation of Rotary International, members work closely with Rotarians on service projects. What are the objectives of Inner Wheel? 1: To promote true friendship 2: To encourage the ideals of personal service 3: To foster international understanding Inner Wheel is active in over 100 countries and geographic locations with over one hundred thousand members. In New Zealand, there are 5 Districts and 64 clubs spanning the country from Whangarei to Invercargill and including clubs in Fiji and New Caledonia. Clubs meet monthly to enjoy friendship and participate in service to the community, at home and overseas. The Inner Wheel District of NZ291 incorporates the regions of Auckland, Northland, Fiji and New Caledonia. Find out more about Inner Wheel District 291 at www.innerwheelnz291.weebly.com
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE 2020
DISTRICT 9910 CONFERENCE
More information to come
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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION 2020
Important deadlines
15 December 2019 Last Day for early registration discount
31 March 2020 Last day for preregistration discount
30 April 2020 Last day to request cancel registration or tickets
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Rotary International South Pacific Office South Pacific and Philippines Office
Street Address:
Rotary Centre
Level 2, 60 Phillip Street,
Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia
Tel: +61 2 8894 9800 Fax: +61 2 8894 9899
Email: [email protected]
Postal Address:
Rotary International
South Pacific & Philippines Office
Level 2, 60 Phillip Street
Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia
Office Hours:
8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
Except Australian & NSW Public Holidays
Manager, International Office and
Foundation Services Grace Ramirez [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9830
THE ROTARY FOUNDATION
Senior Fund Development Officer Mark Anderson [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9841
Senior Coordinator, TRF Services Robert Byrne [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9843
TRF Correspondent Krissy Aure-Canson [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9842
Fund Development Specialist-
Philippines
Gretchen Laurel [email protected] Ph: +639 1 7846 2376
o Fund Development o Paul Harris Fellow Recognition – process applications and issue regalia & certificates o Maintain record of club recognition points o Issue benefactor recognitions, bequest and major donor recognition o Provide assistance and clarification on all Rotary Foundation matters o Assist with The Rotary Foundation contribution enquiries
CLUB & DISTRICT SUPPORT
Supervisor Andrew Best [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9820
Coordinator Trudy Grice [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9821
Correspondent Mary Jayne Desmond [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9822
o Admission of new Clubs (Rotary, Rotaract, Interact, Rotary Community Corps, Satellite clubs) o Applications for change of name, change of club & district locality, merger of clubs and applications for club & district incorporation o Licensing inquiries and advice re Licensed Vendors & Use of Rotary mark and brand centre guidance o District dispute enquiries o Special club and member anniversary recognition (25th 50th, 75th, 100th ), other special years by request o www.rotary.org enquiries including My Rotary guidance, Rotary Club Central, Reports, Showcase & Ideas o Assist the district governors, clubs and Rotarians in their communications with other departments. o Training of clubs and district leaders
MEMBERSHIP (Based in Evanston)
Regional Membership Officer,
Membership Development Barbara Mifsud [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9850
o Provides support on using key RI membership resources: publications, tools, online resources, and reports o Provides assistance and guidance with membership strategies including attraction, engagement, retention, diversity, etc. o Works with zone membership team to conduct trainings, workshops, and presentations
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FINANCE
Supervisor - Finance & Admin Services
Coordinator Sally Furto (Aust & NZ) [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9832
Coordinator Melissa Asanza (TRF Finance) [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9833
Coordinator Rosalyn Ong (Philippines) [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9831
o Collect per capita dues and other payments to Rotary International o Process Semi Annual reports on club membership and inquiries on SAR payments o Assist clubs & districts with inquiries on: club remittances and balances, reinstatements after payment following termination o Process The Rotary Foundation contributions o Make payments to Rotarians travelling at RI or Rotary Foundation expense o Make payments to Rotary Foundation Scholars o Make Global payments on behalf of TRF and Rotary International (SPAs)
ADMINISTRATION
Administration Coordinator Bernadette Horrell [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9800
o Assists with all enquiries about Rotary International & The Rotary Foundation literature, videos and CDs
REGISTRATION FOR “MY ROTARY” For full information on the resources available on www.rotary.org as well as registration for My Rotary go to: https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/learning-reference/learn-topic/rotaryorgresources All Rotarians are encouraged to register for My Rotary to access a wide range of information, including details of your club and district, and to make connections with other Rotarians based on your areas of interest. Club officers can also perform club administration and use tools to help set and achieve club goals. With My Rotary, club officers can:
View and change club membership data.
Pay club dues.
Search club and district data.
Update club data.
View reports of Rotary Foundation contributions.
Set, track and achieve club goals To register for My Rotary:
Go to www.rotary.org/myrotary
Click on the ”sign in/register‟ button followed by the “create account‟ button
Enter your first name, last name and your email address (as reported in the RI database)
Answer if you are 18 years or older
Click on the link in the email that will be sent to you to activate your account
Elect your own password and secret question
Once registered, you can change your login email and password. For registration and website navigation assistance contact your Club and District Support team at Rotary International’s Parramatta office: [email protected]
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Insurance Cover District Insurance Cover
The District maintains a Combined Liabilities insurance cover for District and Club activities. There are three policies involved in the cover. The following is a summary only. Contact the District treasurer for further details if required.: Material Damage cover – Rotary District assets only up to $150,000 Covers plant and other contents (cash) whilst situated anywhere in NZ and/or the Pacific Islands. This includes ERK‟s stored offshore.(In respect of the Pacific Islands there is no cover for damage caused by or resulting from a typhoon/ windstorm unless the property is certified for Cyclones.) Clubs should arrange their own cover for assets. Business Travel Insurance cover – Covers the Governor and Governor Elect and their Spouse/Partner up to $5,000,000 for personal liability. A list of the individual cover limits is available from the District Treasurer. Covers overseas travel outside of the country of residence. Annual estimated cover days 125 per year. PLEASE NOTE: For all other Rotarians including volunteer travel, the travel cover must be arranged through a policy which covers all New Zealand Districts and RNZWCS. To arrange the cover please contact PDG Stuart Batty in Christchurch. Management Liability Insurance covers the following: Rotary District 9910, Rotary clubs, Rotaract Clubs and Interact Clubs in District 9910, Charitable Trusts formed within the above clubs and extends to all clubs in Norfolk Island, and the Pacific Islands, their members at the time being and any other persons whilst engaged in any Rotary activity. A summary of the Liability cover is as follows: 6. Officers (including outside directorships where members of District 9910 are appointed to the
boards of national Rotary organisations to represent District interests. Excludes USA/ Canada. Cover $1,000,000 (Split $900,000 for damages and $100,000 for legal defence costs.
7. General Liability 8. Public Liability $5,000,000 but with a list of extensions and Excess applying against each area of
extension. Excludes USA/Canada 9. Professional Indemnity $1,000,000 any one claim and $2,000,000 in aggregate. Excludes
USA/Canada. 10. Statutory Liability $1,000,000 New Zealand only. 11. Employers Liability $1,000,000. New Zealand only. 12. Employer Disputes $250,000. New Zealand only. 13. Crime $50,000 Excludes USA/Canada. 14. Internet Liability $250,000. Worldwide but jurisdiction New Zealand only. 15. Criminal Defence costs $100,000. New Zealand only. Crombie Lockwood (NZ) Limited Level 4, Crombie Lockwood Centre 100 Beaumont Road, Westhaven, Auckland PO Box 68910 Newton, Auckland 1145 Broker: Kirk Wakerley [email protected] Ph: 09 362 4119
