Service Above Self
About Us
Our club is based in the Bradley Stoke area and our purpose to is help our local community, to raise funds for good causes and to promote international understanding and world peace! - no we are not entering Miss World - none of us is pretty enough - but we do try to make a difference. Most importantly however, Rotary is about fellowship - that's making friends and having fun.
We are part of District 1100 of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland which is just one part of Rotary International.which has clubs on every continent.
If you are visitor to this site and would like to find out more - please contact us and come along to one of our meetings - you'll always receive a warm welcome.
Email us on rotarybristolaztec@gmail.com or call Jill on 07967 732178 for further information
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Events
June 21
Friday
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Speaker
June 21, 2013 from 7:15am to 8:30am – The Bristol Golf Club
TBA
Organized by Karen Holley | Type: speaker, and, breakfast
June 28
Friday
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Fellowship meeting
June 28, 2013 from 7:15am to 8:30pm – The Bristol Golf Club
Fellowship Meeting
Organized by Karen Holley | Type: fellowship, and, breakfast
July 5
Friday
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Business Meeting
July 5, 2013 from 7:15am to 8:30am – The Bristol Golf Club
Its the first business meeting of the new year - without the president - over to Senior Vice Roger Worth
Organized by Karen Holley | Type: business, meeting, and, breakfast
July 12
Friday
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Speaker
July 12, 2013 from 7:15am to 8:30am – The Bristol Golf Club
TBA
Organized by Karen Holley | Type: speaker, and, breakfast
July 19
Friday
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Business Meeting
July 19, 2013 from 7:15am to 8:30am – The Bristol Golf Club
Fellowship meeting -
Organized by Karen Holley | Type: fellowship, and, breakfast
WHY JOIN ROTARY?
As a member of a Rotary club, you have the opportunity to give something back, to give hope to those less fortunate and to make lives worthwhile and fulfilled.
The enormous sense of achievement you'll experience doing something really worthwhile will be matched only by the enormous amount of fun you'll have! You'll be working, socialising and networking with like-minded people who have the same interests and aims as you - so teamwork is important.
You'll make firm friends as well as worthwhile business contacts; you'll learn valuable new skills and grow as a person; and you'll be sure of a warm welcome from other Rotarians around the world whenever you're on your travels.
As a Rotarian, there's a vast array of things you can get involved in, from organising events and competitions, supporting local charities and developing young people, to assisting with disaster relief and even eradicating diseases such as polio worldwide.
We know that there are some misconceptions about Rotary, so if you want to know what it's really like why not give our membership secrretary a call and come along and meet us.
Call Jill on 07967 732178
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Charity Golf Day - 15th May 2013
The team are working hard to make this day a great success. We could do with more teams to enjoy our effort.
We have some amazing Auction prizes so why not visit out Golf day link and Charity Auction link and join us in raising funds for some fantastic charities who support many.
Every one welcome and you really do not need a handicap .......looking forward to seeing you there…
ContinuePosted by Karen Holley on April 28, 2013 at 22:37
Jim Macleod - what a great speaker
What a great speaker this morning. I could listen to Jim for hours! That's what Rotary does for me - reminds me how lucky we are when we hear about the charities across the UK and the World. Jim put it all in a nutshell without the charity bit. Thank you Karen for organising it!
Posted by Ginny Salmon on October 26, 2012 at 9:33
24 hours of Rotary!
A very productive evening on Thursday planning our Golf Day in May 2013. There's a lot to organise, but mostly at this point, we need sponsors for the holes and prizes. Of course we will be opening up team entries soon too!
Then next morning a fab talk about Bristol University's Particle Physics project in schools. This started in the Netherlands and now has host schools around the world.
t's great to be part of something with so much variety!
Posted by Jill Parkinson on October 13, 2012 at 15:00
Music Rules
Well done to members Margaret and Ginny and honorary member Christine for organising another successful day. I was sorry to miss it myself, because it's always so rewarding to be part of.
Posted by Jill Parkinson on October 8, 2012 at 17:14
Presdential Handover
Nice evening at the Chinese and an opportunity to thank Sue for all her hard work and present her with her engraved 'snifter glass' and flowers. It has been a great year so well done Susan!
Looking forward to another good year with Phil at the helm
Posted by Jill Parkinson on July 5, 2012 at 11:03
'Club is about more than raising money'
ALTHOUGH one of the smallest Rotary clubs in Bristol, what the Aztec group lacks in size it more than makes up for in de- termination and drive. Led by energetic president Sue Bamber-Powell, the 15-strong club raises thousands of pounds each year and supports worthy causes both locally and overseas.
The Rotary Club of Bristol Aztec formed 15 years ago and covers an area taking in Bradley Stoke, Little Stoke and Patchway. And as Bradley Stoke has grown in stature, shaking off its…
ContinuePosted by Susan M Bamber-Powell on April 11, 2012 at 19:59
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