Ryde Rotary works with Ryde Council Parks & Open Spaces to support major bushcare activities reinstating native ecosystems in our local community.
Mark your calendars for our next major mulching & tree planting action on Sunday 31st May.
79 YEARS AND COUNTING!
Join us to kick off the 80th Year of Ryde Rotary’s impact in our local, regional, and international communities.
Across our youth programs, international projects, vocational development efforts, and community service, Ryde Rotarians positively contribute to our community,
This special event is a major fundraiser for violence prevention and survivor support in our local community. Join us to network with community members, local leaders, service organisations, Rotary program alumni, and
Hear from the people and organisations Ryde Rotary has impacted over the years, changing lives, growing careers and skills, expanding access to education & health, and supporting our local environment.
Get your tickets online here.
Sign up to volunteer with Ryde Rotary here.
Contact ryderotary@gmail.com with ideas for major actions to undertake in our 80th Year of Impact.
Ryde Rotary is looking for corporate partners and local businesses to expand the Tree of Joy in 2025!
Email us at ryderotary@gmail.com to learn more.
Tree of Joy 2024
THANK YOU to everyone who took part in the Tree of Joy this Christmas. We are awaiting the final tally, but so far our community provided over 1,000 gifts in 2024.
Special thanks to Top Ryde City, Midway Shopping Center, and Eastwood Center for hosting the Trees of Joy.
Gifts supported our less fortunate neighbours in the Ryde community via our partners:
- SHINE for Kids
- Wayback
- CCA Eastwood
- Catholic Healthcare
- The Northern Centre
- Salvation Army
If you want to be involved with programs like the Tree of Joy and other opportunities to volunteer in our local community, sign up here.
DCaf Community Social
A great opportunity for carers, family, friends, and people living with dementia to have a cuppa, make new friends, exchange ideas and stories! No need to sign up.
2024 Ryde Rotary Junior Schools Public Speaking Competition
Congratulations Olivia He from Eastwood Heights PS, Aathmika Pradeep from Eastwood PS, and Wesley Wong from Northcross Christian School as our winner and finalists of this year’s Junior Schools Public Speaking Competition.
Throughout the preliminaries and semi finals it was clear that competition would be tight this year. Congratulations to all the schools involved for their support of these exceptional young people and their public speaking skills!
Ermington Public School
Aerobics Teams
Congratulations to Ermington Public School Aerobics Teams representing NSW at Nationals in Adelaide!
Ryde Rotary is proud to support our local community in pursuit of learning and opportunities for local youth.
Welcome To The Rotary Club of Ryde
Our strong and vibrant club has proudly been active in Ryde for more than 79 years. We warmly welcome guests and visiting Rotarians to join us. Experience Rotary in action and become involved in our service projects.
Learn more about Ryde Rotary Club and the work we do to support our local community here and on our Facebook, and contact us for more information.
President Anna Lindsay
Meetings
Visitors are welcome at Ryde Rotary! If you would like to learn more about joining Rotary and the projects we do in our local, regional, and international communities, come to a weekly Tuesday 6pm meeting (in person or online). Come to a meeting
Community Service
- DCaf Dementia Social Support Café
- Primary School Public Speaking Competition
- Tree of Joy
International Service
- Days for Girls
- Interplast
- Sustainable Cambodia
Guest Speakers
Our club hosts a different guest speaker each week, from all walks of life. Would you like to present to our club?
The Rotary 4-way Test
Of the things we think, say or do
- Is it the TRUTH?
- Is it FAIR to all concerned?
- Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
- Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
The Magic of Rotary is the impact our volunteered skills, hours, and community can bring to make change in the world. President of Rotary International Stephanie Urchick defined this theme for 2024-25 working on a project to install water filters in a remote community - when they tested the system and local children saw clear water available to them for the first time, they asked her to "make the magic happen again".
Rotary International, the world's first service club organisation, is made up of over 33,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Its members form a global network of business and professional leaders who volunteer their time and talents to serve their communities and the world.
Rotary's motto, Service Above Self, exemplifies the humanitarian spirit of the organisation's members.
