ROTARY CLUB OF QUEENSCLIFFE CHARTERED 29 TH JUNE, 2005

ROTARY CLUB OF QUEENSCLIFFE CHARTERED 29 TH JUNE, 2005 DISTRICT 9780 VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 10 YEARS OF SERVICE 2005-2015

Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Honour Roll 29/6/2005 29/6/2015 YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT A A 2005 2006 Henry Hudson Frank Mountford Peter Reinbach Rod Stewart 2006 2007 Moyneen Curtis Kevin Carey Peter Reinbach Ian Curtis 2007 2008 Rod Stewart Kevin Carey Wayne Pecar Terry Philp 2008 2009 Rob Iser Kevin Carey Wayne Pecar Rod Stewart 2009 2010 Rick Aitchison Kevin Carey Wayne Pecar Terry Philp 2010 2011 Kevin Carey Jenny Jacobs Wayne Pecar Peter Russell 2011 2012 Rod Stewart Jenny Jacobs Wayne Pecar Peter Russell 2012 2013 Marianne Deacon Jenny Jacobs Wayne Pecar Rod Stewart 2013 2014 Marianne Deacon Jenny Jacobs Wayne Pecar Peter Russell 2014 2015 Kevin Carey Jenny Jacobs Wayne Pecar Rod Stewart Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Paul Harris Fellows Kevin Carey; Marianne Deacon; Henry Hudson (Sapphire Pin), Isabella Hudson, Rob Iser; Jenny Jacobs; Alan Joyce; Frank Mountford; Wayne Pecar; Bill Penna; Terry Philp; Fay Reinbach; Peter Reinbach; Peter Russell (Sapphire Pin); Rod Stewart; Ros Stewart; Eddy Vandegraaff District 9780 Governors 2005 2015 2004 2005 Cathy Roth 2005 2006 Wayne Barrett 2006 2007 Andrew Suggett 2007 2008 Ric Robertson 2008 2009 Ted Gaffney 2009 2010 Chris Sims 2010 2011 Jessie Harman 2011 2012 Brian Trenery 2012 2013 Helen Trigg 2013 2014 Ken McInerney 2014 2015 Geoff James 2015 2016 Jane Cox

2005 2006 Charter President Henry Hudson OAM In 1982 I was a member of the Rotary Club of Drysdale. During this time I was invited to join a committee to investigate the possibility of forming a Rotary Club of Ocean Grove. So, as history tells, I was a Charter Member for the Ocean Grove Rotary Club in 1983 and in 2005 the Charter President for the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe. The Rotary Club of Queenscliffe, has been my Rotary Club for the past decade, and now the Queenscliffe Rotary Club has come full circle and is celebrating its 10th Anniversary. Congratulations all round to every Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Rotarian, friends of Rotary, partners, past members and families. The formation of a new Rotary Club is a significant development in the life of a community. It requires an earnest desire by some citizens to dedicate themselves to the ideals and discipline required by Rotary International in the application of the philosophy Service above Self The Rotary Club of Queenscliffe s first year was steered by a dedicated membership. Frank Mountford as Secretary fulfilled all the demanding roles required in this position. Peter and Fay Reinbach shared the position of Treasurer with Fay volunteering as Attendance Officer. Carmel and Allan Murphy covered all the media applications for the Club throughout the year. Alan Joyce filled the dedicated role of Community Service Director. Wayne Pecar and Alan Joyce shared an enormous job with the Lions for producing another joyous Point Lonsdale Christmas Tree for the community. Throughout the year The Rotary Club of Queenscliffe was enthusiastically involved in the following club activities: Working with the Lions Club on the Point Lonsdale Christmas Tree lights Cottage by the Sea Lonsdale Surf Club Sea Scouts fund raising Second hand book sale Hospital program in Zimbabwe English Language program Cambodia Science and Engineering Challenge Wheelchair Australia Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre programs Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Charter Members 2005 Rick Aitchison; Ian Baker; Kevin Carey; Ian Curtis; Moyneen Curtis; Henry Hudson; Alan Joyce; Bruce Kronborg; David Lidszt; Frank Mountford; Allan Murphy; Carmel Murphy; Wayne Pecar; Bill Penna; Fay Reinbach; Peter Reinbach; Rod Stewart; Eddie Vandegraaff New Members Judie McMillan Moving On David Lidszt

2006 2007 President Moyneen Curtis In the second year of operation of the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe there was a strengthening and expanding of services at the local, national and international level. Goals set at the start of the Rotary year, with an organizational structure to help guide the club within the strategic direction of Rotary International, helped the club with its achievements. Some Rotary Club of Queenscliffe goals for the 2006 2007 year: Increase membership base Needs based community effort focus Rotary gazebo, situated at Queenscliff ferry terminal ongoing condition Good Friday Seafood Fest Engagement and development of Rotary leaders Increase and maintain club motivation Local Projects The Lodge Queenscliff Good Friday Seafood Fest Hot Rod Show Surf life Saving Club open water swim Christmas tree lights and festivities Point Lonsdale Local BBQ activities Shared fundraising activities with local community based programs, eg. Uniting Church, Mitre 10 Rotary Club of Queenscliffe fundraising activities supported: Lodge program Rotary projects Rotary Foundation English program in Cambodia Queenscliff Coast guard Bellarine Community Support Register Inc. Significant Achievements 2006 2007 Alan Joyce received a Paul Harris Fellow (PHF). Alan was nominated in recognition of his long service as an active committed Rotarian. Members attended significant District activities which in turn helped to lift the profile of the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe. These meetings included: District Conference Leadership forums Science Engineering Challenge for Secondary Schools A successful year due to active club participation and involvement. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2006 2007 Rick Aitchison CM; Ian Baker CM; Kevin Carey CM; Ian Curtis CM; Moyneen Curtis CM; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser; Alan Joyce CM; Bruce Kronborg CM; Judie MacMillan; Frank Mountford CM; Allan Murphy CM; Carmel Murphy CM; Wayne Pecar CM; Bill Penna CM; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM= Charter Member New Members Rob Iser Moving on Ian Baker ; Bruce Kronborg;

2007 2008 President Rod Stewart The third year of operation of the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe had been one of consolidation and strengthening of the foundations set in previous years. The Club was able to fulfil all its obligations to the local community, international and the Rotary Foundation. Locally the club supported the residents living in the special accommodation The Lodge with the aim of improving their standard of living by donating furniture, clothing, linen and providing alternative meals such as BBQ s and fish and chips. The Club also provided a Christmas excursion on the Bellarine Steam Railway to Drysdale, with a BBQ. Christmas Gift bags were distributed to all Lodge residents at Christmas time. The Club was involved in supporting the Good Friday Children s Hospital Appeal at the Queenscliffe Seafood Fest. The Club also supported the Christmas tree lights and associated festivities, the Lions Club Hot Rod Show and the Surf Life Saving Club Open Ocean Swim. The major focus for this Rotary year was on improving literacy in various communities. The Club continued to support the Thang Chaglay English School in Cambodia by providing much needed essential stationery for the students. Two new literacy initiatives were introduced. Firstly the Club committed funds to supply every newborn baby in the Borough with a first reader and encouraged parents to read regularly to their babies. Secondly, an essay competition was established between the three primary schools in the community. This proved to be a successful project and encouraged young students to improve their writing skills. Fund raising through raffle ticket sales, BBQs at the Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale Markets successfully raised funds that were distributed to local charities and the Rotary Foundation. The Club was also privileged to host members of the visiting UK Rotary Friendship Tour Group and Rotarians from all over the Geelong area attended a memorable evening with them. Members attended District activities including the District Conference, District Assembly and leadership forums. The year proved that a small club is successful when all members are committed to the ideals of Rotary. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2007 2008 Rick Aitchison CM; Kevin Carey CM; Ian Curtis CM; Moyneen Curtis CM; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser; Alan Joyce CM; Judie MacMillan; Frank Mountford CM; Allan Murphy CM; Carmel Murphy CM; Wayne Pecar CM; Bill Penna CM; Terry Philp; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM = Charter New Members Terry Philp Members Moving on Ian Curtis; Moyneen Curtis Tributes Henry Hudson Citizen of the Year Borough of Queenscliffe

2008 2009 President Rob Iser During our fourth year we tried to build on the solid foundation of the previous years of operation of the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe. The Rotary Club of Queenscliffe remains a small membership Club but the significant contribution the Club makes both locally, nationally and internationally is a reflection of the commitment and dedication by all Rotary members. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe gained a new enthusiastic member in Jenny Jacobs and the Club was deeply saddened by the loss of Foundation member Frank Mountford in November 2008. The venue for meetings changed from Lonsdale Golf Club to the Royal Hotel, King Street, Queenscliff and a return to weekly dinner meetings. Local Projects included: The Lodge Queenscliff BBQ s /fish and chip nights/ Christmas gift bags Literacy books for new borns in the community International Projects GSE Canada USA Fundraising Fundraising was ongoing with two local BBQ s per month. 1. Queenscliff Princess Park 2.Point Lonsdale Primary School. The Ballarat South Rotary Club Raffle added to Club funds which enabled the Club to donate to selected recipients. Contribution to local community projects; Good Friday Seafood Fest Surf Lifesaving Club Ocean Swim Point Lonsdale Christmas Tree light up and festivities Thomas Tank Engine Bellarine Railway Significant Programs for the years 2008 2009 Presidents Power Geelong Clubs Fun days Walk Drive Train to Drysdale Extended club fellowship activities Food handling course at Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club Guest speakers A student was hosted in Queenscliff and attended the Marine Science Course and this student was also chosen to represent Victoria on a trip to Gallipoli. A fulfilling year which demonstrated a club with dedicated and hardworking members. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2008 2009 Rick Aitchison CM; Kevin Carey CM; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser; Jenny Jacobs; Alan Joyce CM; Judie MacMillan; Frank Mountford CM; Allan Murphy CM; Carmel Murphy CM; Wayne Pecar CM; Bill Penna CM; Terry Philp; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM=Charter Member New Members Jenny Jacobs Moving On Carmel Murphy Vale Frank Mountford

2009 2010 President Rick Aitchison Into the fifth year of the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe, membership was steady at 15. During the year we lost two members. Judie MacMillan to Cambodia to pursue her international teaching service and sadly Bill Penna died in February 2010 Two new members were inducted, Marc McNaught and Peter Russell. Two members, Rod Stewart and Eddie Vandegraaff, were recognised with the Paul Harris Fellow (PHF). The Rotary Club of Queenscliffe continued to make significant contributions to the local community by providing services: BBQ s at Queenscliff s Princess Park and Point Lonsdale Primary School Christmas Toy Run Hot Rods shared activities with local Lions club Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club s open water swim New story books for recently born children Donations in Kind Community BBQ s RSL seniors Christmas lunch. A shared activity with local Lions Club Supporting a school in Cambodia via a Rotary member Literacy program at the three local primary schools Pancake Day to raise funds for the Cancer Ward for Children at Geelong Hospital Ballarat South Rotary Club Raffle Significant Achievements 2009 2010 A significant donation was given to assist with the development and construction of a new Queenscliff play space in Princess Park Queenscliff. Electronic Bulletins were introduced to help keep members informed of all things Rotary A constant and solid working relationship was continued with the local Lions Club. A productive year of positive results achieved by dedicated, committed Rotary Club of Queenscliffe members. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2009 2010 Rick Aitchison CM; Kevin Carey CM; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser; Jenny Jacobs; Alan Joyce CM; Judie MacMillan; Marc McNaught; Allan Murphy CM; Wayne Pecar CM; Bill Penna CM; Terry Philp; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Peter Russell; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM= Charter Member New Members Peter Russell, Marc McNaught Vale Bill Penna

2010 2011 President Kevin Carey The year started with enthusiasm and optimism. There were 15 of us ready and willing to make this a successful Rotary year. My aim was to increase club hands on activities in the community. Off to the CCMA with an application for a $5,000 grant to establish a program to eradicate the Indian Myna bird populations from within the Borough. All to no avail. They changed the rules. Grant funds were not available for programs to eradicate feral animal/ and or bird populations. Back to the traditional programs for the Club s fund raising endeavours. Market BBQs in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale, and Ballarat South Raffle ticket sales being our Club s staple fundraisers. The year s fundraising activities provided much needed donations, nationally and internationally for natural disasters. The extensive flooding in Queensland and rural Victoria and the earthquake devastation in Christchurch New Zealand were major recipients of club donations from the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe. At the international level contributions were made via Disaster Aid and Shelter Box Australia. Literacy was supported in the community with the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe s Literacy Competition for the three local primary schools, plus a book for every new born in the Borough. International literacy was supported for the Udalo school in the Philippines. Two donations helped the school to access electricity, educational requisites and add another classroom. This program was initiated by past Queenscliffe Rotary Club member, Rick Aitchison. The Club continued with literacy donations supporting the Pungro Village School in Cambodia. This connection was instigated by past Rotary Club of Queenscliffe member, Judie MacMillan. The District was host to a Friendship Exchange from District 6950, Florida USA. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe was the final journey hosting club for District 9780. Five GSE (Group Study Exchange) members were billeted in the Queenscliff Point Lonsdale area for a week. Individual, targeted work place experience activities were organised for each member. The GSE visitors were extremely happy to have their last stay at iconic Queenscliff Point Lonsdale. The Ocean Grove Rotary Club and Drysdale Club helped support this program. The Club continued with its community support for The Lodge Queenscliff, The Point Lonsdale Christmas Tree Lights, Christmas Toy Run for Geelong Hospital, Point Lonsdale Surf Club Open Water Swim, Hot Rod show Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale Easter Fair, Donations in Kind, and support with the local Lions Club (RSL Seniors Christmas Luncheon Queenscliff). A small band of dedicated Rotarians who collectively achieve so much, much more than recognised here. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2010 2011 Rick Aitchison CM; Kevin Carey CM; Marianne Deacon; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser; Jenny Jacobs; Alan Joyce CM; Marc McNaught; Allan Murphy CM; Wayne Pecar CM; Terry Philp; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Peter Russell; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM= Charter Member New Members Marianne Deacon Moving on Rick Aitchison; Marc McNaught; Judie MacMillan; Allan Murphy; Terry Philp Tributes Alan Joyce Citizen of the Year Borough of Queenscliffe

2011 2012 President Rod Stewart In my second term of President, the Club continued to support the many activities initiated in the past. The Club continued to fulfil its obligations to the local community, District, International and the Rotary Foundation. This year there was a focus on endeavouring to expand the efforts of the Club without extending the members commitment beyond which a small club such as ours can successfully achieve. We continued to support the residents of the Lodge in Queenscliff with donations of furniture, clothing, linen and Christmas gift bags. We also continued to provide regular alternative meals such as fish and chips, BBQs and KFC. Literacy projects such as first readers for the newborn babies in the borough were continued. These have proved very popular with the parents. The essay competition amongst the three primary schools was also well received. Continued support for the Christmas tree lighting and associated festivities, the Borough s Children s Hospital Good Friday Appeal activities and the Surf Life Saving Club, Open Ocean Swim was forthcoming. Fund raising activities included the Ballarat South Rotary Club Car Raffle, BBQs at the Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale Markets. The Club continued to make donations to our local community and internationally which included funds to the Rotary Foundation and Polio Plus. Increased efforts from our club members came in the form of support for the Udalo School in the Philippines where we provided electricity and fans to the school. Kevin Carey and myself attended the Rotary International Conference in Bangkok. The Club was fortunate to be able to host a dinner for the Icelandic Rotary Friendship Tour group and many visiting Rotarians enjoyed a memorable evening with them. A new fund raising adventure was implemented. This was the Lego Exhibition and it proved to be a great success. It is hoped that this event will continue and provide funds for various Rotary activities. Once again the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe has demonstrated that its members are committed to the ideals of Rotary and while it is a very small club, it is also a successful club. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2011 2012 Kevin Carey CM; Marianne Deacon; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser; Jenny Jacobs; Alan Joyce CM; Wayne Pecar CM; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Peter Russell; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM= Charter Member Tributes Henry Hudson Presented an OAM

2012 2014 President Marianne Deacon The year 2012 2013 was a memorable one for our Club in terms of public recognition. Firstly, our Club was recognized by the Borough of Queenscliffe for our Queenscliffe Bricks (LEGO Display) as the Community Event of the Year 2012. Additionally, our treasurer Wayne Pecar was recognized as the Citizen of the Year 2013 for his long and distinguished service to Rotary and the local community and especially as the sole Christmas Tree climber for the previous 13 years. Further, our Club was also recognised by the District for achieving 100% member attendance throughout the Rotary year 2012 2013. As in past years, our Club continued to support local, national and international projects. Highlights included another successful lighting of the Christmas tree, a second very successful Queenscliffe Bricks display, and another well supported Primary Schools Literacy Competition. Memorable donations included a Sand Cruiser wheelchair to the Disabled Surfers Association of Ocean Grove and a ceiling mounted projection screen to the Point Lonsdale Primary School for their newly redeveloped school/community hall. The year 2013 2014 was a year of accomplishments. We achieved what few clubs manage to attain and that is having our club recognised for 100 % of our members as Paul Harris fellows by Rotary Foundation. We also increased our membership by 20% to 15 members. We spent a great deal of time updating and reviewing the Club Constitution and Bylaws as per the new Incorporations Act resulting in a compliant and simplified working document. Additionally, we established a Club website which provides visitors to the site with comprehensive and useful information. The purchase of a new P.A. system added a new dimension to our meetings improving our presentations. A record $15,000 was donated to various worthwhile causes. These included the purchase of a water fountain for the redeveloped foreshore in Point Lonsdale, and co funding fridge magnets depicting the locations of defibrillators in the local area with the Queenscliff Point Lonsdale Community Enterprise Group. Memorable events included hosting children and carers from Camp Quality to an evening BBQ at the Beacon Caravan Park and visiting the Riding for the Disabled in Wallington. Two memorable and proactive years full of fun, fellowship and service above self. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2012 2014 Kevin Carey CM; Marianne Deacon; Peter Deacon; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser ; Jenny Jacobs; Robert Jennings; Alan Joyce CM; Jill Murphy; Wayne Pecar CM; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Peter Russell; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM= Charter Member New Members 2013 2014 Peter Deacon; Robert Jennings; Jill Murphy Tributes Wayne Pecar Citizen of the Year Borough of Queenscliffe

2014 2015 President Kevin Carey A year in office of achievement and challenge. A Rotary Club exists to serve its local and broader community through the five avenues of service. It has long been said that our Rotary Club punches well above its weight. The year began with full coffers provided by the very successful 2014 Queenscliffe Bricks exhibition. Club Service makes the club operate. We all contribute, from the President down. Our Secretary with correspondence and minutes, the Treasurer, all things financial, the Sergeant for order and entertainment. We have embraced social media. Director Peter not satisfied with his excellent Web Page has us on Face Book with links to the Web Page. Community Service, rolling up the sleeves going out there and doing. Fund raising provides us with the opportunity and the revenue to meet our service objectives. Our most successful fund raising activity is the annual LEGO exhibition. Ballarat South Car Raffle and the Point Lonsdale Market BBQ are also significant contributors. These funds provide opportunities to contribute to numerous community causes. Shared ventures with the Point Lonsdale Primary School, the Queenscliff Kinder, The Borough of Queenscliffe, the St Leonards Men s Shed, YMCA Camp Wyuna and the Christmas Tree Committee are local organisations with which we have been venture partners. International Service: Rotarians humanitarian reach around the world. Rotary Foundation, the Foundation of achievement. Collective contributions to eliminate disease and meet disaster relief and build better communities. We are generous contributors to the Foundation, for example Polio Plus and Rotary International humanitarian appeals, and the Ebola epidemic in West Africa through RAWCS and the Rotary Club of Monrovia Liberia. The local Board Riders Club elected to use Rotary as the conduit for funds raised for their Vanuatu Cyclone Pam relief effort. The list goes on: Interplast, Romac, Shelter Box, Disaster Aid Australia and the Wheel Chair Foundation received donations. New Generation: Involving our youth and young adults in leadership development activities through community and international projects. We still provide readers to our community new born and in the second year of assistance to the Queenscliff Kinder. The annual Frank Mountford Memorial Trophy award for literacy is an ongoing essay challenge for year 5/6 students. As hard as we tried we could not provide a candidate for this year s RYLA Seminar. Registered and financed for 2, but for personal reasons both had to withdraw. Out of disappointment comes success. P.P Rob Iser received a request we could not reject. Would you like to sponsor me as an outgoing Exchange Student? Accept: embrace a rewarding association with delight. The misfortunes that led to the temporary closure of our meeting venue Lombardy s presented immediate and longer term challenges. The availability of the Queenscliff Bowling Club was made known and the move has worked well. Membership is always a challenge. Started the year with 15. On the 30 th. August our nonagenarian member, Eddy Vandergraaff went to sleep, never to wake. A wonderful person remembered and missed. Long standing Rotarians Fay and Peter Reinbach elected to retire and resignations were received from two members. The achievements and challenges. It has been a year of both and looking back I feel proud of what you, our Club members have achieved. In closing I would like to thank collectively all of you for the support given and confidence shown in me for the year just ended. Rotary Club of Queenscliffe Members 2014 2015 Kevin Carey CM; Marianne Deacon; Peter Deacon; Henry Hudson CM; Rob Iser ; Jenny Jacobs; Robert Jennings; Alan Joyce CM; Jill Murphy; Wayne Pecar CM; Fay Reinbach CM; Peter Reinbach CM; Peter Russell; Rod Stewart CM; Eddie Vandegraaff CM CM= Charter Member Moving On Robert Jennings; Fay Reinbach; Peter Reinbach; Peter Russell Vale Eddie Vandegraaff

Charter Photos 2005 Henry Hudson being presented with the Club s Charter by District Governor Wayne Barrett PDG Cathy Roth Addressing Guests

Henry Hudson being Inducted as the Club s First President by Ocean Grove President Helen Trigg Charter Members with DG Wayne Barrett and PDG Cathy Roth

Members and Guests at the Vue Grand

Paul Harris Fellows Presentations to Members Awarded to Alan Joyce in 2006 2007 Awarded to Rod Stewart & Eddie Vandegraaff in 2009 2010 Awarded to Kevin Carey in 2011 2012 by Jane Cox and President Rod Stewart

Paul Harris Fellows in 2012 Awarded to Jenny Jacobs in 2013 2014 by Helen Trigg Awarded to Marianne Deacon in 2013 2014 by Helen Trigg

Tributes to the Club 100% Paul Harris Fellow Club awarded in 2013 2014 by Jane Cox President Marianne Deacon receiving Borough of Queenscliffe Community Event of the Year Award for our annual LEGO display Queenscliffe Bricks 2012 2013

Club Fund Raising Annual LEGO display Queenscliffe Bricks fundraising event held the second last weekend of June Parking Cars at the Point Lonsdale Rip View Swim

Point Lonsdale Market BBQ Fund Raiser early morning before the rush

Fund Raising At Work Combined Project to provide a Sawmill in PNG 2009 Assistance to Udalo School Philippines for connection of power to the classroom 2011

RDA Barwon Riding for the Disabled Annual Recipient of the Club receiving $1,500 in 2012 2013. Disabled Surfers Association Childs Beach Wheelchair Funding of $4,210 was provided by our Club in 2012 2013. The chair was received during 2013 2104 year.

Queenscliff Lodge BBQ for lodgers break from their normal routine Point Lonsdale Primary School s School Captains receiving cheque for $4,800 for a Projection Screen for the school hall for general community and school use.

New Picnic Tables donated to the Point Lonsdale Primary School

Community Projects Rotary Club of Queenscliffe, together with the local Lions Club and other community members, decorating the Point Lonsdale Christmas Tree Winners of the Literacy Essay Competition

Australia Day Awards Ceremony The Club assists the Borough of Queenscliffe each year with their Australia Day Awards Ceremony Anzac Day Service The Club assists the Queenscliffe Fort each year with the Anzac Day Service at the Fort

Group Study Exchange Visitations Hosting an Aussie BBQ at the Reinbachs for a GSE Group from Canada 2008 2009 During 2010 2011 the Club hosted GSE Team from Florida District 6950 During 2012 2013 GSE Team from NY State District 7150

RYLA Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Huw Joyce Clubs first RYLA Candidate The RYLA Seminar was held at Kangaroobie on the Great Ocean Road, near Princeton from 13th 18th April 2014.

Rotary Youth Exchange Australia Hannah Luck assisting at the 2015 Queenscliffe Bricks is the clubs first Rotary Youth Exchange Student Hannah will, coincidently, be going to Denmark and no doubt will find the experience very rewarding.

Special Mentions January 26 th 2012 PP Henry Hudson Receives OAM

CHARITY ACCOUNT DISBURSEMENTS 2005 to 2015 2005/ 2006 2006/ 2007 2007/ 2008 2008/ 2009 2009/ 2010 2010/ 2011 2011/ 2012 2012/ 2013 2013/ 2014 2014/ 2015 Local Local Literacy National National Disaster International International Disaster International Literacy Cottage by the Sea 600.00 600.00 Marine & Freshwater Discovery Centre 100.00 74.84 90.00 100.00 100.00 200.00 200.00 864.84 Aqua Boxes 100.00 100.00 Cyclone Larry 200.00 200.00 E Sharma Memorial Trust 300.00 300.00 Wheelchair Foundation 120.00 260.00 180.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 1460.00 Transplant Australia 100.00 100.00 Cambodian Literacy Project 125.00 688.00 227.00 98.10 200.00 1338.10 Foundation 125.00 1900.00 1800.00 2000.00 1500.00 2000.00 2000.00 2625.00 1500.00 15450.00 Ocean Grove CFA 100.00 100.00 Lodge 1349.00 1207.93 1239.11 1051.19 1352.79 404.00 737.62 509.70 410.24 8261.58 RAWCS 90.00 85.00 40.00 32.00 14.00 261.00 Tonga Hospital Project 90.00 90.00 RD RAM Project 20.00 20.00 Coast Guard 200.00 1000.00 1200.00 Bellarine Community Support Register 200.00 50.00 100.00 300.00 650.00 Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club 120.00 250.00 370.00 Newborn Literacy Project 349.89 349.80 538.50 560.00 422.74 29.98 2250.91 Literacy Essay Competition 368.20 500.00 500.00 520.00 474.80 471.00 2834.00 Point Lonsdale Christmas Tree Committee 500.00 418.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 3418.00 Queenscliff Fire Brigade GPS Donation 620.00 620.00 Thong Chenglay Angkor Wat Tour 230.00 230.00 Djarindjin Lombardina Catholic School 1000.00 1000.00 Queenscliff Maritime Museum 1000.00 100.00 611.00 980.00 2691.00 Bellarine Peninsula Railway 1000.00 1000.00 SES 500.00 500.00 Movember Prostrate Cancer Appeal 100.00 100.00 Polio 1120.00 780.00 1900.00 Australind Lions Club, Overdownunder Project 100.00 100.00 Multiple Sclerosis Limited Donation 150.00 150.00 Myer Bushfire Appeal 1000.00 1000.00 Rotary Club of Mitchell Post Hole Digger 1000.00 1000.00 Rotary Club of Geelong PNG Sawmill Project 750.00 750.00 Borough of Queenscliffe Playground Project 3000.00 3000.00 Garrthalala Secondary School Construction Project 500.00 500.00 District 9780 GSE Program 52.33 52.33 Rotary District 9780 Organ Donor Awareness 40.00 40.00 RIPEN 400.00 400.00 Shelter Box Disaster Aid 1000.00 1000.00 2000.00 2000.00 6000.00 Flood Appeal Rotary District 9570 500.00 500.00 Flood Appeal Rotary Club of Charlton 2000.00 2000.00 Udalo School Project 500.00 878.40 1378.40 Disaster Aid Australia Pakistan Relief 500.00 500.00 Kevin Carey Donations Local Family Fire 123.50 123.50 Science Experience 100.00 100.00 200.00 Monahan Centre Buy A Brick 1000.00 1000.00 Interplast 500.00 500.00 1000.00 500.00 2500.00 PLPS Projection Screen 4800.00 4800.00 RDA Barwon (Riding for the Disabled) 1500.00 1500.00 1500.00 4500.00 Rotary Tasmanian Bushfire Appeal 500.00 500.00 Disabled Surfers Association Wheelchair 4210.00 4210.00 MUGS 3000.00 2000.00 1500.00 6500.00 Borough of Queenscliffe Fountain 3966.40 3966.40 Camp Quality 323.40 323.40 Donations In Kind (DIK) 200.00 200.00 RYLA 485.00 1100.00 1585.00 Bellarine Secondary College Robotics 600.00 600.00 2000.00 2000.00 Bushfire Appeal NSW 500.00 500.00 Subic Burns Clinic Philipines 1500.00 1500.00 Disaster Aid Australia Lottery 100.00 100.00 Queenscliff Kinder Library Books 2481.00 2481.00 ROMAC 500.00 500.00 Mirabel Foundation 500.00 500.00 Barwon Health Foundation Nursing Chairs 1000.00 1000.00 Ebola Rotary Club Monrovia 2400.00 2400.00 St Leonards Mens Shed Tables for PLPS 886.67 886.67 Queenscliff Uniting Church 500.00 500.00 Point Lonsdale Primary School 1500.00 1500.00 RAWCS Vanuatu Cyclone Appeal** 12020.30 12020.30 Royce Abbey Endowment Fund 2000.00 2000.00 Rotary Youth Exchange 224.00 224.00 Geelong Connected Community (ICE) 500.00 500.00 TOTALS $ 1,770.00 $ 4,637.00 $ 10,442.86 $ 9,465.01 $ 5,382.02 $ 9,356.29 $ 7,917.74 $ 25,276.02 $ 18,816.30 $ 31,837.19 $ 51,594.39 $ 7,565.91 $ 11,002.33 $ 3,700.00 $ 29,279.40 $ 20,420.30 $ 1,338.10 GRAND TOTAL $ 124,900.43 ** Joint Fund Raising effort with Point Lonsdale Board Riders Club