Since receiving its charter in 1989, Reepham Rotary Club has evolved its own style within the worldwide framework of Rotary. We are 25 people who are( or have been ) in work in or around Reepham, a pleasant small market town in the heart of Norfolk.

We undertake a wide range of charity and community projects and our new President Peter Williams is keen to maintain our association with the local community where we run a Sunshine Café for people living with dementia and their carers, where we support the local junior and high schools with various projects, and give support to the local scout group.

Rotary now has more than one type of membership and we would very much like to hear from you if:

  • You would like to serve your community
  • You do not want to commit to a fully paid up member but want to help
  • You would want to find out more about your local Rotary Club

I the answer to any of these questions is YES then there is a way Reepham Rotary can offer Associate Membership with the following benefits:

  • Help with Rotary Community and overseas projects and fundraising
  • You are welcome to attend club meetings and hear interesting speakers
  • There is no need to feel obliged to attend every meeting
  • Associate members only pay £30 per year

Please contact us by email on carolynnpeter@btinternet.com.  We look forward to hearing from you

You can see more of our work and the people we support on our activities and charities pages.

You can find out more about what Rotary is and what it does at;
Rotary International: www.rotary.org
Rotary Great Britain and Ireland: www.ribi.org

Our privacy policy is here 

Meetings

The Club meets on some Monday evenings at 6.45 pm for 7.00 dinner at St Michael’s Church Hall.
Rotary visitors are welcome please contact reservations@reephamrotary.org.uk.
Members should apologise and book visitors no later than 6pm on Friday only at reservations@reephamrotary.org.uk

Next meeting

On 25 November we will welcome Bob Haskell to talk about the Red Arrows. Dinner tables are full but there is still room for the talk at 8pm if you contact reservations. 

Future events

The Sunshine Memory Cafe meets on 28 November.