Rotary Club of St Johns Ellerslie · District 9920

Service above self, over breakfast.

We are neighbours from Ōrākei to Ellerslie who meet on Thursday mornings and get things done — Christmas pudding packing, native planting on Motutapu, a hospital ward in Fiji.

Club members serving breakfast at a Thursday morning meeting

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Thursdays, 7:00am

Breakfast meeting. Starts and finishes on time.

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First Thursday, 6:00pm

Dinner meeting — partners, family and friends welcome.

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Remuera Golf Club

120 Abbotts Way, Remuera. Visitors welcome — please tell us you are coming.

Welcome

A group of ordinary people who care about where they live

Whether you are early in your career or long retired, we are a mix of backgrounds and cultures joined by a liking for community service and each other’s company. Aside from the weekly meeting we are a busy club: community projects large and small, and plenty of chances to bring partners, family and friends along.

Come as a volunteer, come as a sponsor, or just come and see what a Thursday morning looks like. No guest ever ends up standing on their own.

  • Ōrākei
  • Mission Bay
  • Kohimarama
  • St Heliers
  • Glendowie
  • St Johns
  • Stonefields
  • Meadowbank
  • Remuera
  • Ellerslie
  • Mt Wellington
Club members and volunteers at a community planting day

What we do

Three sides to the same club

Every project starts with members who turn up. Most of them end at a café.

Two club members at a meeting

Our people

Men and women from every walk of life — young professionals through to retired — who wanted to be useful and found each other over breakfast.

Meet the club →

Members packing Rotary Christmas puddings

Our projects

Christmas pudding packing, Trees for Survival, Motutapu Island restoration, dictionaries in schools, and the Waiyevo Hospital rebuild on Taveuni.

See our projects →

Members around a table at a club get-together

Social & fun times

Buffet tables with no head table and no allocated seating, dinner meetings once a month, and Rotary friendships that turn up in the oddest corners of the world.

See what is on →

Latest from the club

By the numbers

What a small club adds up to

1989
Chartered in September — thirty-seven years in the eastern suburbs
$67,000
Raised and spent on community projects in 2016–17
5
Countries reached — New Zealand, Fiji, India, Madagascar, Tanzania

Figures from the club’s published achievement summaries.

Thinking about it?

Come for a breakfast. That is the whole commitment.

Turn up on a Thursday, meet the club, hear the speaker, and decide nothing. Non-Rotarian visitors are very welcome — we just ask that you let us know beforehand so we can look after you properly. Dress is smart casual.

Let us know you are coming

Or email Sylvie Wilkinson at sylviecalling@gmail.com