About Us
Shepperton & Sunbury Rotary Club
We are a local Rotary group of some 40 members from all walks of life who get together regularly, enjoy friendship and a delicious dinner and have fun helping others.
The kind of things we do
We fundraise to help where it’s needed, primarily in our own area but also across the world and help local charities to raise funds too.
Our support is wide ranging and has included, for example: a centre helping those with disabilities to live fulfilling lives, a charity helping children and families; dementia awareness; the local food bank; and life-changing help for some of the world’s most vulnerable communities.
What we provide for members
An environment in which friendship and fellowship foster lively conversation, championing of great youngsters and good causes and making a positive difference.
We meet every Monday evening for dinner and a variety of talks and to discuss ongoing projects. You can choose how much time you want to give – no pressure.
Come and see for yourself
We are a warm and welcoming group and would love to have a chat or to invite interested people to dinner. You don’t have to join, just come along and meet us.
Upcoming Events
What we do and how we do it
Community
We reach out to our local communities directly either through funding or with practical support, and we help our local charities to fundraise for themselves.
Youth
We promote learning and development opportunities to assist young people as they start their journey in life. We also recognise the accomplishments of local businesses and charities.
International
We support specific, sustainable projects which will make a real difference such as supplying clean water and shelter, responding to major catastrophes and contributing to Rotary’s key ‘End Polio’ initiative.
Other Community Initiatives
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