Breakfast at Penny Brohn
President Bernd Leads Charity Breakfast Away Day at Penny Brohn UK
Breakfast at Penny BrohnPresident Bernd Leads Charity Breakfast Away Day at Penny Brohn UK
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Circomedia BristolCircomedia: Leading the Way in Contemporary Circus and Physical Theatre Education |
The Pipal Tree Charity |
Dragon Boat Festival 2024 - a roaring success. |
International Achievements in 2024 |
Rotary Foundation DemystifiedRotary Foundation a Beacon of Philanthropy
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Decades Long Battle to End Polio NowIn 1985, Rotary launched its PolioPlus programme, the first initiative to tackle global polio eradication through the mass vaccination of children.
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Dragon Boat Festival 2024 supports Cancer CharityRotary Dragon Boat festival 2024 supports Cancer Charity
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Maji SafiMaji Safi - Meaning clean water
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Membership Boost - The North Star ProjectMembership Boost - The North Star Project
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Rotary Young Musician 2024Rotary Young Musician finals and winner 2024
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10 year-old Luna fundraises for Food BankSpecial Guest Luna Raises Funds for Bristol North Food Bank
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Landon's Lego InitiativeLandon's Lego Initiative Wins Hearts and Rotary Young Citizen of the Year Award |
The Bridge Learning CampusThe relationship of Rotary Club of Bristol Breakfast with the Bridge Learning Campus in Hartcliffe Bristol
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RYLA - Rotary Youth Leadership AwardWhat is RYLA? Rotary Youth Leadership Award
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STEM Technology ProjectsRotary supports STEM Technology in Schools
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Electric Cooking for NepalElectric Cookers for Nepal In recent times, Nepal has lost more than 70% of its forest. An estimated 80% of Nepali locals rely on wood burning as their primary source for heating and cooking. Nottingham researchers have for the first time found a direct link between traditional methods of wood-fired cooking in Nepal and increased risks of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Traditional stoves that burn biomass materials and are not properly ventilated, significantly increase indoor levels of harmful atmospheric particulates and carbon monoxide and to stimulate biological processes that cause lung inflammation. |
History of Women in RotaryWomen are active participants in Rotary, serving their communities in increasing numbers and serving in leadership positions in Rotary. |