Welcome to the Rotary Club of Essendon

Make a difference and enhance your professional network

We meet In Person & Online
Sundays at 12:00 PM
Angler's Tavern
2 Raleigh Rd
Maribyrnong, VIC 3032
Australia
1st Tuesday of the month 6:45 PM 3rd Tuesday of Month 12:45 PM. Currently remote Zoom meetings.
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COMPUTERS for SCHOOLS
 
 
 
 
  Funding of the project was from Rotary Foundation and the Rotary Club of Essendon 
Gifts
ROTARY IN ACTION
 
Carolyn Chisholm Society, Western Autistic School and McAuley Community Service for Women are beneficiaries of an extremely generous donation.
 
 
Kids backpacks, slippers, gum boots, women's shoes and ugg boots
 
 
Thank you Peter Duras, Past President and Honorary Member of the Rotary Club of Essendon and current member of Rotary Club of Central Melbourne.
 
Your gift is much appreciated by the club and the recipients, especially in these troubled times.
 
 
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Executives

President
David ABBEY
Vice President
Maria KOUPPAS
President Elect
Sunil PERERA
Immediate Past President
Kelly ABFALTER
Secretary
Stephen ROE
Treasurer
Jenni MANN
Chair Club Service Committee
Boris STRUK
Chair Community Service Committee
Shirley KUKK
Chair International Service Committee
Sunil PERERA
Chair Vocational Services Committee
Peter BAKER
Chair Youth Service Committee
Michael PORTELLI
Rotary Foundation Champion
Maria KOUPPAS
Royce Abbey Awards
Maria KOUPPAS
Membership
David ABBEY
Environmental Sustainability Champion
Andrew Panjkov
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Champion
Jane CARBONE


     
        PRESIDENT
 
               
 
DAVID ABBEY
2020/21
 
The Rotary Club of Essendon was charted in 1935. In its 85 years of existence, only World War II has caused more upheaval and uncertainty than the current Covid-19 pandemic. The world will be changed forever by this unprecedented event.
 
In this new world, the role of Rotary and this club is important on many levels:
   – Internationally, there will be a need for assistance in both existing and new projects
   – Sections of our local community will be feeling the effects of the pandemic and will need assistance
   – In a time of isolation and lockdown, our members will be looking for the club to provide support, fellowship and connection.
 
2020/21 is a time of challenge for the Rotary Club of Essendon. Let’s all make an effort to keep connected and involved, by attending club meetings, attending committee meetings
and participating in club events whenever possible.
 
By maintaining the connections within our club, we can achieve so much more locally and internationally in these challenging times.  
2021 marks the One Hundredth Year of Rotary in Australia and New Zealand. Let’s make it memorable for all the right reasons.
ROYCE ABBEY AWARDS

       

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