Supporting our community

100% volunteer


Rotary is where neighbours, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create lasting change.
100% of net funds raised are allocated to local and international beneficiaries - the Rotary Club of Ku-ring-gai members are volunteers and there are no management fees.
Many (most) of our projects are instigated, developed and managed by our members.
Help us help make a difference!……new members are most welcome….we meet the first Monday every monthly at the St Ives Club.


Recent local beneficiaries

  • KYDS Youth Counselling (founded by Lindfield Rotary with more than $400k donated)
  • Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter who provide safe emergency accommodation and support services to women facing domestic violence and homelessness.
  • Mentoring Men is saving and transforming the lives of Men living in Australia
  • Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury... support those in need, build resilient, suicide-safe communities, and increase positive mental health and wellbeing and provide a 24/7 telephone and text counselling.
  • Neringah Hospital, Wahroonga who provide quality service for those requiring Palliative care
  • D-Cafe at Bi Centennial Park for carers and dementia sufferers.
  • Village Chef ...Meals on Wheels - financial assistance to purchase a new van for the North Shore
  • Ku ring gai Bushfire Service ..funds to train additional heavy vehicle drivers

Developing & driving international projects

  • Kolkata Cleft Palate Project ….providing surgery and changed the lives of over 500 children in the last 3 years
  • Fiji Power to Learn Project…. providing solar electric power to island schools in Fiji.
  • Lao Drinking Water Project…. providing piped drinking water to five remote rural communities in Lao.
  • Rotary International End Polio campaign….reducing polio globally from over 350,000 cases in 1985 to less than 11 last year.
  • Rotary Shelterbox…..delivering emergency housing tents with kitchen equipment and other aids for families affected by natural disasters