OUR PROJECTS

25/26 — $48,325
24/25 — $66,000
23/24 — $45,000
22/23 — $42,220
21/22 — $81,000

$282,545 in 5 years

Purchase a post: $32,000
Preschool books and planters $2,413
$20,000 of Ex Services funds distributed

Our Rotarians assisted in staffing the community kitchen & store, plus we distributed the range Ex Services Club vouches to residents.

25/26 — $1,000
24/25 — $5,646
23/24 — $2,600
22/23 — $1,887
21/22 — $4,500
Mental Health, rainwater tanks, toilets, eye health, Dream Cricket

24/25 — $1,227
23/24 — $5,487
22/23 — $3,813
21/22 — $1,380

Includes End Polio and funds that became available through District Grants

24/25 — $2,780
23/24 — $5,500
22/23 — $1,500

Services to homeless youth, new renters' kits, psychological services, Christmas gift cards

23/24 — $8,432
Members also donated groceries for Christmas in 2024 & 2025 (Lois, Ray & Val Pictured)

Men's Growth Rooms 22/23 — $6,000

Growth rooms are a space you can lean on a mate during tough times and celebrate the good. We do the journey together in a proven model that those in the know developed. Lifeline provides community base support in rural settings and have been running programs in the central west since 2019. https://lifeline CentralWest.org.au

22/23 — $4,000
Little wings provides free professional, safe flight and ground transport services for seriously ill children in rural and regional New South Wales ACT and Queensland

21/22
$4,118
For Ferno Mule

21/22 — $3,976

24/25 — $2,000
23/24 — $1,700

2022 - 25 — $1,981

Members and friends cook dinner once a month for patients and families in residence

Scholarships for young people
25/26 — $420
24/25 — $420
23/24 — $500