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We are a group of some 30 men and women - a part of global Rotary, an international service organisation of 46,000+ clubs working together to:

  • Promote peace

  • Fight disease

  • Provide clean water, sanitation and hygiene

  • Save mothers and children

  • Support education

  • Grow local communities

  • Protect the environment

We meet weekly at the Cashmere Club, 50 Colombo Street Christchurch - alternative entrance 88 Hunter Terrace, (click here for map) on Wednesday evenings, 5:45 for 6:00pm dining. Our sessions include a few formalities before our guest speaker's presentation (see next column for upcomng speakers) at about 7pm and are usually ended by 7:30. Dinner is a reasonably priced $20 and dietary options are catered for.

Interested in experiencing our Club? Click here to make contact. We would love to hear from you.

UPCOMING MEETINGS

20 November

Matthew Steans - The Yarns Men: creating opportunities for men to experience life through good conversation.

27 November

Peter Hope - The Sante Story: Marketing New Zealand Organic Wholefoods around the Globe

4 December

John Veale - My Life as an Optometrist & twenty years of Rose Charities.

11 December

Christmas Function

UPCOMING AND RECENT EVENTS

Annual Chicken Manure Fundraiser All Over for 2024
Chicken manure street sales

We've sold about 5,000 bags of chicken manure over the period 17th August to 5 September. Thank you to all who gave their support by buying from us. If you would like to be put on our contact list for chicken manure deliveries for 2025 please use our contact form here.

Maintenance of John Taylor Walkway - Halswell Quarry Park
Rotary member tidying up walkway

Christchurch South RotaryClub created the John Taylor Walkway at Halswell Quarry Park in 2005, as a Rotary Centennial Project and in memory of former member and President John Taylor, who was prominent in Christchurch gardening circles. Club members recently carried out some maintenance on this delightful walkway. Click here for more information.

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