The Change Makers SHARE shed at Broadford Victoria, Febraury 2026
Our Next Zoom Meeting
8pm Thursday 5th March 2026.
"General Meeting"
Join us to discuss PDG Karen Purdue’s video “Be a Change Enthusiast,” exploring how Rotary clubs can adapt to attract new members. Members are encouraged to watch the 28-minute video beforehand.
The club welcomed Rtn Kate Arkwright as a new member. Members also enjoyed personal “Life in Five Minutes” reflections from Rtn Liz Muturi and Rtn Kathy Croughan.
🎲 Club Fundraising
The Lucky Numbers Raffle is being launched to support the SHARE Project, helping transport medical and educational equipment to Papua New Guinea.
🌏 Global Projects
Updates were shared on several international initiatives:
Teacher in a Box continuing its work in Zimbabwe, with potential expansion to Papua New Guinea.
SHARE Project preparing for upcoming packing events and volunteer opportunities.
President Rtn Susan Benedyka highlighted progress toward the club’s strategic goals, preparations for the 10-Year Anniversary, and a possible collaboration with the Rotary Club of Atlantis (South Africa).
🛡️ Youth Protection
Members were reminded that Youth Protection Training is mandatory for anyone working with young people through Rotary programs.
💬 Member Voices. Why We Join and Stay
Members were invited into breakout sessions to discuss what attracted them to our club and how we can keep new members engaged.
Feedback highlighted the value of flexible online meetings, connecting with like-minded people from diverse locations, and contributing to meaningful projects that make a difference.
Members also noted that connection, fellowship, clear communication, and opportunities to share ideas are key to keeping members engaged and helping the club continue to grow.
🎲 Lucky Numbers Game - How to Play
Support The SHARE Project helping deliver medical and educational equipment to health services in Papua New Guinea.
How it works:
Buy a lucky number (00–99) for $30.
The game runs for 10 weeks from 4 April 2026.
Each Saturday night, the Super 66 lottery numbers determine the winners.
Three prizes are awarded each week based on matching number pairs.
Your number stays in the draw for the full 10 weeks, giving you multiple chances to win.
To participate, a Change Makers member will assign you a number and record your details. Your number is entered once payment is received.
For more information contact lawrie@riceforcambodia.org.au
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📅 District Conference – Melbourne
Change Makers attending the District Conference (21–22 March) are asked to email Liz Long at edgars@edgarsbooksandnews.com.au to help organise a gathering on Friday before the conference.
Please also complete the online form to select your preferred Sunday Service Day activity. Allocations are first-come, first-served, and one form must be completed per attendee.
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