Welcome to the Rotary Club of Albany Creek
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ALBANY CREEK ROTARY CLUB ADDRESS FOR MEETINGS
The Hornets, Graham Rd, Aspley.
Our meetings will are on Tuesdays at the normal time of 6.00pm for 6.30pm start.
See map here
Learn Grow Program
Learn♦Grow has been developed to make people aware of the food available to them within their region that is more beneficial than introduced crops. It helps people in developing countries learn about and grow the best local food to meet their nutritional needs. Robert percy is heavily involved in this program...
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Changemaker Award to recognize clubs that make an impact
During this Rotary year, RI President Kalyan Banerjee has developed the Changemaker Award to recognize clubs that make an extraordinary impact through their work in the Avenues of Service. Consider undertaking some of the community service activities listed in the Changemaker Award brochure. Read more
'That's Rotary Today'
We have a new Rotary Jingle 'That's Rotary Today' by Mike Brady. Mike developed the concept and wrote the song, which was initiated by club members, and supported by zone and Rotary. Read more
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Come Join Us
While sitting in the audience of the 2010 International Assembly in San Diego, California, USA, professional speaker and songwriter Jerry Mills was awestruck by the message and multimedia presentation of 2010-11 RI President Ray Klinginsmith's theme address. Mills wrote the lyrics to the song "Come Join Us," which has since been featured at several Rotary events and will be performed at the 2011 RI Convention in New Orleans, Louisiana. Read more
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Quote of the Month: Youth's great possibilities
"The youth of every generation has stood in a critical position, for the scales have been tipped one way or the other by the training they received from their elders. This is particularly true today. Our boys and girls have greater freedom, exercise greater power, and have more opportunities for both good and evil, than ever before. How important it is, therefore, that youth’s great possibilities for good be realized and developed!"
— Angus S. Mitchell, 1948-49 RI president, address to the 1949 convention in New York City





