Cheers to 79 Years of Fellowship, Service, and Community!
On 3 November, the Rotary Club of Worcester celebrated a remarkable milestone — our 79th birthday! The day began with soul food and fellowship at Every Nation Worcester Church as part of the annual President’s Church, where members shared laughter, stories, and the warmth that has always defined our club. It was the perfect way…
Laser Focused & Full of Fun!
On 17 October, the Rotary Club of Worcester came together for an afternoon of team-building, laughter, and friendly competition, enjoying laser tag and corn bag throwing at Ultimate Laser Tactical, hosted by Rudolf Roux. Laser tag had members strategizing, communicating, and navigating the arena with precision as they aimed to tag opponents with their laser…
Blankets for Cold Bones : Spreading warmth, one comfort pack at a time!
Since the amazing GiGi Charity Golf Day, the Rotary Club of Worcester has been on a mission: making sure every comfort pack from our Blankets for Cold Bones initiative reaches those who need it most. Highlights of our outreach: Every blanket, every pack, every act of giving represents more than just a donation—it’s hope, dignity,…
Wysersdrift Primary Fun Day
Pupils from Wysersdrift Primary had a day to remember onthe 14th of December 2022. A fun morning was planned byvarious role players. These included members of Ward 15,representatives from Breede Valley Municipality, SAPSRawsonville, OK Foods Drostdy, Coca-Cola, Quenets & ofcourse the Rotary club of Worcester. A very informative snake awareness session, was presented byAndré du…
Jack Pauw & Huis de Villiers Braai
On the 18th of February a braai was held for the residents of Jack Pauw & Huisde Villiers, at Innovation for the Blind. Residents quickly moved outside when theRotary club of Worcester members lit the fires. These residents “supervised” the braaimasters and also entertained everyone with some music! They were treated to a lovelymeal and…
Wheelchairs
The Margaux Picard Trust made funds available and the club was fortunate toreceive 16 wheelchairs. These wheelchairs were donated to various organisations inWorcester.
Stilwater & Awendrus Braai
On the 15th of April, a braai was held for the residents of Stilwater & Awendrushomes. The residents from Stilwater, sat outside in the sun and kept a closeeye on the Braai Masters. Rotarians served lovely chicken, rolls and salads. Other braai photos Jack Pauw & Huis de Villiers Braai
Graveyard Cleanup
The graveyard adjacent to the Worcester Correctional Services needed someattention, as it is also on an entry road leading into Worcester. Rotarians,along with Worcester Gim’s Earth Club and WOW (Women of Worcester), bravedthe cool rainy weather, to scrape paint off the walls surrounding thegraveyard. Rain unfortunately, halted the project for the day, although a lot…