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How to Join this club

New members are very welcome.

More members means we can

achieve more great things.

How to become a member.

Please call or text 

Steve Clarke on 0411556561 

or email him at steve.clarke@canterburyrotary.org 

to organise a coffee and chat.

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There are  a few steps that prospective members usually take before becoming a member:
 
  1. Attend three club meetings or activities so you can get to know us and some of what we do;
  2. Complete a membership application form;
  3. Have an informal discussion with our membership team so we can better understand your needs;
  4. Attend a simple induction ceremony with our Club President and your Club Mentor.

What are the commitments ?

Our Rotary Club meets weekly for dinner on a Monday evening. Many members choose to attend every week and only notify us when they are unable to attend. However, we are a flexible club. We have several members who can’t make it every week, so they only notify us when they can attend. This allows us to order the correct number of meals from our caterer each week.

We have many volunteering opportunities. Some members choose to lead specific club projects, others volunteer regularly on a particular project and others are there to jump in when we are short of help for a specific activity. It’s really up to you how involved you wish to become. We advertise volunteer opportunities during weekly club meetings and in our weekly club newsletter that is emailed to all members.

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Sunday Market Volunteers

The majority of our charitable funds for Rotary projects comes from three club members volunteering each week, to collect donations at the Camberwell Sunday market. This makes our club around $750 each week. There is an expectation that members, who are physically able, participate in a market roster three or four times each year.

As many of our club projects involve children, we ask members to maintain a Victorian Working With Children Check. There is no cost for volunteers to register.

How much does it cost ?

We try to keep costs to members to a minimum. We don’t want our club to exclude anyone due to costs. A sponsorship is offered to those in their final years of University, or while they are still job hunting, to enable them to join our club when funds are short. These younger members are wonderful volunteers with many great ideas.

Our club does not charge a joining fee.

Each year our club has to pay around $240 per member to Rotary International and to our Rotary District for membership fees and insurance. We ask new members to pay a pro-rata membership fee on joining, to cover these fees for the remainder of the current financial year.

Our annual club membership fee is around $370. This can also be paid quarterly. These funds are used to pay our membership fees to Rotary and to administer our club. We never use funds raised for charitable purposes for club administration.

Weekly dinner cost is $40, to cover the cost of the meal and venue hire. Some members eat at home (although it is preferred that members join in with the meal), in which case there is a $5 cost to participate in the meeting, if you don’t need the meal.

At weekly meetings we often run a small raffle. These funds are used for club administration, unless a particular cause is nominated at that specific meeting. 

We spend over $70,000.00 a year on various projects such as the FORaMEAL project and the annual eye and ear project in the Philippines . But none of this is raised from members.  Most of these funds come from our members volunteering to collect donations 3-4 times a year at the Camberwell Sunday Market. Unless you wish to join our Fund Raising committee, members in this club dedicate their time to spending the funds on club projects, rather than raising them.

How do I attend a club meeting ?

Simply text, phone or email using the details in the top paragraph on this page.

It’s that easy !

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Upcoming Events
  • Club Meeting - Fellowship
    Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre
    May 26, 2025
    6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
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    Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre
    Jun 02, 2025
    6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
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    Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre
    Jun 16, 2025
    6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
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Our presenter is on Monday 19 May at our new venue CNC 2 Kendall St Canterbury is David Chivers who will  be discussing the food industry.
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