Our Rotary-on-Linde Shed Sale is held from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm each Saturday in Linde Reserve, Stepney
Major Club Projects
Blokes Kitchen

When men retire, often a significant life-purpose disappears. The good news is that retirement, or life changes, can afford older men more time to focus on new things, and we look for options to satisfy our needs and interests.

The Rotary Club of St Peters has one option which could interest you - A Blokes’ Kitchen. 

The Blokes’ Kitchen provides a fun, safe, supportive, and instructive environment where older men can learn cooking skills while making new mates. 
 
Imagine sitting down at a two-course meal you have planned and cooked as you engage with mates solving the world’s problems.
 
Sessions started in August and are held monthly on the third Wednesday from 10am -1pm at the Payneham Community Centre, 374 Payneham Rd, Payneham (corner of Portrush and Payneham Roads).
 
For more Information CONTACT: Chris Dawson M: 0432 920 964
 
The BLOKES KITCHEN is a Rotary Club of St Peters Community Service project.
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The Shed on Linde
 
 
The shed is located in Linde Reserve, Stepney
 
 
 
 
 

The Rotary-on-Linde SHED - OPSHOP  is the major Community Service activity of the Rotary Club of St Peters , providing low cost household items, clothing and so much more.

From 7 January 2023 the Shed is open each Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30pm 
Linde Reserve at Stepney (Bus stop 6, Payneham Road).

A wide range of goods are for sale at bargain prices, including good pre-loved clothing, shoes, books, toys, art, DVDs, LP records, small household electrical, small furniture, sporting equipment, tools and bric-a-brac items. All the proceeds of the sales are used for Rotary projects both locally and internationally, as determined by the club. 

Regretfully we are UNABLE TO ACCEPT - 
All Furniture including outdoor furniture, Magazines, Picture Frames that are incomplete or damaged, Suitcases, Plastic kitchenware, VHS tapes, Bikes that are damaged or rusty, Old tents, Old camping gear, Scrap steel, OVERSIZED anything, any goods that are dirty or damaged.

For further information and how to Locate the Shed, Donate Goods or Help in the Shed go to 

Information about The Shed

 

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The Environment
ROTARY CLUB OF ST PETERS  - ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY GRANTS 
 
The Rotary Club of St Peters, in partnership with the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, is offering funding grants to individuals, community groups, education groups and businesses to assist them to undertake local level actions or projects that will make a positive difference to the environment. 
 
Grants offered will be from $50 to a maximum of $1,000 with the grant recipients selected on the merit of their application.
 
Applications for this year's grants have now closed. The successful applicants will be notified in October.
 
Enquiries about the Rotary Club of St Peters Grant Funding Program can be made by email to admin@rotarystpeters.org.au. 
 
For more information, Contact Chris Dawson. M: 0432 920 964
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AllKids - Cambodia
 
The Rotary Club of St Peters  has been a sponsor of the All Kids program – bringing education, nutrition and dental hygiene to children in the Reim Commune Cambodia.
 
July 2021 the RC St Peters partnered with All Kids, Jenny Neale (partner DG Jeff Neale) and Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) to raise funds to build an Early learning Centre at Prek Trabaek bringing education, health and nutrition to 97 children in extremely poor circumstances, who would otherwise be without access to education.   
 
Jenny Neale as Patron of the project took the message to 87 Rotary Clubs across SA, Alice Springs, Broken Hill and Sunraysia and to delegates attending the district 9510 Barossa Conference. The goal was to raise $23K to build the centre on land donated by a Cambodian resident.  
 
By June December 2022 Jenny had eclipsed  all expectations with Clubs and individual Rotarians contributing $48,000 to the project. 
 
 
 
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About Our Club

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 6:15 PM
Kensington Hotel
23 Regent St.
Kensington, S.A. 5068
Australia
Phone:
0493 281 503
Email:
secretary@rotarystpeters.org.au
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Jim Owler 
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We need Your Help

ROTARY - MAKE A DIFFERENCE
 
  • if YOU want to make positive lasting change
  • promote peace and work with other leaders
  • within an ethical framework
  • Rotary gives you the opportunity to make a difference
 
Our Club accepts new members by invitation.
 

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 Membership

You are welcome to
and enjoy fellowship.
 
Does your Community Project need funds for –
 
- Youth at-risk 
- Literacy 
- Poverty and Hunger 
- Environment 
- Education Events 
- Community Safety 
 
If so the Rotary Club of St Peters may be able to assist.
 
Our Club members put in a lot of voluntary work to raise money, mainly through sales at the Rotary Shed. This money is used to support Community Projects, and a proportion of that money is available by request. We receive far more requests than we can support, so there are guidelines set by the Club so as to concentrate on areas of real need within our Community.
 
A copy of these guidelines, including an application form, can be downloaded from our website by following this link –
 
 
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Rotary District 9510
The St Peters Club is in Rotary District 9510 which encompasses most of South Australia, the Victorian Sunraysia, Broken Hill in NSW and Alice Springs in the NT.
The District Governor for year 2023-24 is
Craig Dowling of the Rotary Club of Loxton.
 
 
 
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Rotary International
 
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad.
The President of Rotary International for the year 2023-24 is - 
R. Gordon R. McInally of the Rotary Club of South Queensferry, West Lothian, Scotland
 
 
Link to the Rotary International website
 
The Rotary Foundation
Our Club, in most years, contributes $100 per member to The Rotary Foundation
As the charitable arm of Rotary, The Rotary Foundation taps into a global network of Rotarians who invest their time, money, and expertise into priorities, such as eradicating polio and promoting peace.
Club Sponsors

 

North Terrace Tyres of 55 North Terrace, Hackney have been supplying tyres at special prices for the Rotary truck which is used to collect donations of goods.

 
 

Peter Giessauf of International Cycles, 70 Payneham Road, Stepney, has been assisting our Club by fixing up bicycles before they are listed on Gumtree.

 
 
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