New President Mount Martha Rotary
 
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Mount Martha. 
Carol Allen has been with the Rotary Club, since 2017. She was the CEO and Director of Blue Cross Residential Aged Care company in Victoria and from 2016 to 2019 she was the CEO of Sapphire International working in China to open the first Residential Aged Care based on Australian standards. Carol is on the Board of The Bay HealthCare Group (BHG) in Mornington. Carol is committed to working in the Rotary Community
 
Interested 
The Rotary Club of Mount Martha meetings is one of the most enjoyable things about being in Rotary. Nice company and conversations as well as all the nitty-gritty Rotary stuff thrown in for good measure. 
 
If you are interested in Rotary, what it does and how it works, now is the perfect time to find out!
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Who are we - People of Action
"Sleep in Your Car" -  funds for homeless
 
We made it to $2k. The final amount was $2030!
 
This year 4 hardy Rotary Club members like Pat and Rob raised $2030 for Fusion Mornington Peninsula's Sleep In Your Car fundraiser. A great result. Thank you to all who sponsored our members and thank you to Pat, Rob, Wayne & Gordon for sleeping in your car, tent and shed!
https://morningtonpeninsula.fusion.org.au/
Bay Trail Project
 
 
The Rotary Club of Mount Martha has partnered with the seven Rotary Clubs of the Mornington Peninsula and The Mornington Peninsula Shire to develop community infrastructure and amenity along existing paths that form the Bay Trail.
Our club is focused on developing the Harrap Creek Trail from the Briars to Craigie Road. This will mean that when the already funded Mornington to Moorooduc trail is complete, recreational cyclists will be able ride from existing city trails to the mouth of the Balcombe Creek in Mount Martha.
The Harrap Creek Trail is directly connected to the Briars and Balcombe Creek boardwalk which was constructed by the Rotary Club of Mount Martha in the 1990’s and 2000’s.
The existing Harrap Creek trail has no community infrastructure other than some graded gravel paths. The club’s vision is to see vibrant community infrastructure and amenity along the Harrap Creek trail and parkland that engages the community to use and care for the land.
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New Board 2021 
 
Welcome to the 2021-2022 Board members - Peter Rawlings, Roger Skipsey, Pat Morton, Valerie Lyons, Lara Barrett, President Carole Allen, Bill Branthwaite, Christine Williams, Gordon Morriss, Steve Daly. We are looking forward to another year of action serving our community.
 
Rotary Recognition to Progress Signs
You only need a glance at the “Wall of Thankyous” in the workshop at Progress Signs to recognise the community organisations they have reached out to and helped. So, it was fitting that we at Rotary Club of Mt Martha recognise their generosity and award the business of Progress Signs a Rotary Foundation Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of the contribution that this business has made to the Mornington & Mount Martha Community over thirty years. 
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Mt Martha Community Garden

Our Club is supporting the Mount Martha Community Garden and were present at the recent grand opening of the garden. The garden is a group of local Mount Martha residents with a like-minded goal to create a community kitchen garden at Mount Martha House (around the old caretaker's cottage).

Community Golf Day
The club recently conducted its 40th Community Golf Day at the Mount Martha Public Golf Course. Whilst the weather wasn’t kind, 65 players ventured out onto the course. The club was able to raise over $10.000.
 
Major Sponsors - SAI Home & Community Care and Mount Martha Community Bank.
 
Over the years, the club has raised over $500,000 with 100% of funds raised going to local organisations and overseas causes in developing countries.
Thanks to all the sponsors, supporters & players.
 
Playgrounds relocated overseas
 
Members of Mt Martha Rotary recently took action in creating lasting change through the clubs Rotary Overseas Relocated Playgrounds project. Three playgrounds that were harvested from Dega Ave Bentleigh, Bay Mt Martha and Memorial Drive, Noble Park have been delivered to the Rotary Donation in Kind (DIK) warehouse in Footscray.
 
These playgrounds were loaded in a shipping container and are now bound for Sri Lanka.
People of Action
 
Rotary members share a unique passion for taking action to improve their communities and the world. 
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