The Rotary Club of Perth has members from many of WA's leading businesses, government, academic and not for profit organisations. We all share a passion for making a positive difference for local, national and international communities.
Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world?
Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back. Of course it is also about fun and there are plenty of opportunities for social and business networking at club meetings and events.
The pandemic and the recent restrictions which keep most of us in limited action and activity have given the opportunity to our club to open a “Window to the World”!
"Perth Rotary | ZOOM IN" will connect live with Rotary China next Wednesday and with Rotarians from a number of local Clubs to discuss: “China, The Day After”.
“After having started from our country, presenting the entry level in this COVID-19 cycle with Dr. Nick Kontorinis and later connecting live with Dr. Canzonieri in Italy, a country sitting at the peak stage of this pandemic, next Wednesday we’ll be live with Rotary China to find out how different life at the end of the cycle. Details to be announced soon.”
We will continue with our speaker program and with a series of "Zoom-In" Club meetings online. It is possible to join either by telephone or using your own device (personal computer, smart phone or tablet).
Vale Felix Pinczuk.
(Husband of Judith Pinczuk)
Members of Perth Rotary between 1981 and 1999 would remember Felix, who was Director of Finance at the Water Corporation until 1966. Felix attended Perth Rotary as ‘make-ups’ for Holdfast Bay in South Australia to the end of June. (Holdfast Bay had a perfect membership attendance for the 1980/81 year and Felix promised to ensure that they would not lose this through him.) In July 1981 he became a member of the Rotary Club of Perth. Averse to admitting to failing eyesight Felix retired from Rotary in 1991.
WA Governor Kim Beazley has been warmly welcomed by Perth Rotarians after accepting an invitation to become Patron of District 9455.
At a special function last week to celebrate the occasion, Governor Beazley spoke to an audience of more than 85 Rotarians about the importance of volunteerism and the positive impact that Rotary has in the community.
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