Rotary Club of Forest Hill

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Forest Hill

Join us and help make the world a better place. Click HERE to find out how.

We help people who are more needy than us both locally and overseas. We raise funds to finance our charity work.  

Click here to find out what we do to help young people

Click here to find out what we do overseas

Click here to learn more about the Blackburn Craft Market. 9am to 1pm every second Saturday of the month outside Blackburn Station.

As part of district projects                              

1.  we collect foreign coins and notes for UNICEF (over $30,000 in 7 years)                 

2.   we collect used stamps (over $120,000 in 15 years                                                          

3.   we collect unwanted spectacles which go to the needy overseas               PLEASE HELP US even if you are not a Rotarian 

email:   foresthillrotary1975@gmail.com 

We meet on Mondays either by Zoom at 7pm or at the Bucatini Restaurant, 454 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, Vic at 6.15pm for 6.30pm (excluding public holidays).

WEEKLY MEETING PROGRAMME

If you would just like to see how our meetings run, come along any Monday night.   We have a guest speaker most week.                           

UNFORTUNATELY THE CLUB HAS HANDED IN ITS CHARTER.   THERE WILL BE NO MEETINGS

 We can be contacted at foresthillrotary1975@gmail.com

Look at our latest club contribution to the Hope Katolo nursery school in Kenya.   New supplies for their newly renovated kitchen (click here). To see the Multipurpose room (click here ) or end of year excursion .   Why don't you sponsor a child?   It cost only $50 a year to cover all clothing and schooling costs and for another $50 a year you can cover all meal costs.   Amazing value.

Find out about 
the Centenary Project the Mental Health Wallet Card.
our Days for Girls District Partner project

       Bob Laslett, Bill Marsh, Sue Ballard 
Rotary Club of Forest Hill Presidents (2023-2024)
D9810 President Ian Ballantyne
RI World President Gordon McInally