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 welcome to the rotary club of ballymoney. rotary is a worldwide organization of more than 1.2 million business, professional, and community leaders. there are over 32,000 rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. clubs are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds. there are some 58,000 rotarians in great britain and ireland in 1,845 clubs. rotary’s main objective is service — in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world. john flynn club president club secretary: michael fleming [email protected] ballymoney is a market town with approximately 9000 inhabitants, situated near the breathtaking causeway coast in northern ireland. it has the highest life expectancy of any area in northern ireland. ballymoney rotary plant 5,000 purple crocuses to celebrate world polio day on monday 24th october 2015 ballymoney rotary joined with ballymoney & district gardening club, u3a & inner wheel and planted 5,000 purple crocuses to celebrate world polio day at the verge adjacent to st. james, newbridge & portrush road. richard orr, president of ballymoney rotary club said "for over 30 years rotary has been working hard to rid the world of polio. we are closer than ever to wiping out this terrible disease that can kill or severely disable children". the purple crocus is a symbol of rotary’s worldwide campaign to eradicate polio, with its colour representing the purple dye used to mark the finger of a child who has been immunised. rotary clubs in the great britain & ireland will be planting over six million purple crocuses this year as part of it's purple4polio partnership project with the royal horticultural society. ______________________________________________________________________________ ___ ______________________________________________________________________________ ___ ______________________________________________________________________________ ___ mayor, councillor joan baird presented the rotary club “300” cash awards to local & community groups on wednesday 21 st at st. patricks old school house. this was her first official visit to ballymoney. richard orr, president of the club stated “i am delighted that joan was able to attend and hear about what is happening in our community. the awards reflect the generosity of the people of ballymoney who funded this new project from donation’s at our charity breakfast. we want to make a difference to our local community by supporting local groups“ the mayor congratulated groups from ballymoney, cloughmills, dunloy & dervock on their awards and the important work they do in their communities. the community “300” cash awards is a new project for the rotary club of ballymoney. we invited local community groups to apply for a small grant of up to £300 that would help support new and existing projects in their community.this was funded from donations from our charity breakfast earlier this year. the aim is to support community based projects that demonstrate a real benefit to our community. this year we are able to donate nearly £2,000 in total to the following: cloughmills community action team “john muir award” this will help 8 young people of mixed religions take part in the john muir award which is a recognised award across the uk. it will be delivered on site to a new intake of young people not previously involved in their activities dunloy development association “active g3 lunching together” this will help expand their luncheon club which provides older people with a healthy meal and reduces loneliness cloughmills golden oldies “tastes better eating together” they provide opportunity for personal and social development for older people. the award will go towards covering the cost of food for dinners in july & august cheers youth centre “25 th anniversary cheers seeks to engage with local young people enabling them to make better life choices. this is their 25 th anniversary. the award will go towards continuing existing projects. ballymoney cap (christians against poverty) “cap lifeskills” cap provides free debt advice and counselling for clients who find themselves in financial distress. the award will go towards cap lifeskills, an 8 week programme teaching how to manage and make the best of peoples finances. dervock & district community association “patching up community partnerships” this award will help target under represented, marginalised people (women & youth) by facilitating workshops, talks/discussion groups. whizz kidz “ ni ambassador club” this is a charity dedicated to improving the lives of disabled children and their families in local communities. the have groups in belfast and derry. the award will be used to facilitate an awareness meeting in the ballymoney area. our rotary club supports a number of local and international communities in a number of different ways and a donation was also presented to st vincent de paul. our next major fundraising project will be our dragon boat challenge on 9 th september 2017 ballymoney rotary community “300” cash awards presentation of awards 21 st june 2017 richard orr (immediate past president) of ballymoney rotary club presents david mckeown with a sponsorship cheque for coleraine and district samaritans. david is taking part in the prudential ride london 100, the cycling equivalent of the london marathon at the end of july. he is raising much needed funds to help coleraine samaritans continue to deliver their service. more details about samaritans and david’s bike ride can be seen at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fund/coleraineanddistrictsamaritans picture l- r jimmy dunlop, john flynn (president), david mckeown, richard orr (immediate past president). david mckeown ______________________________________________________________________________ ___ rotary scholar kristina mclaughlin visited our club on wednesday 26th july 2017. the members enjoyed hearing about kristina’s experiences as a rotary scholar. kristina enjoyed her visit to dunluce castle accompanied by president john flynn and past presidents john mcmenamin & dr robbie barr ballymoney rotary club hosted a successful dragon boat event at drumaheglis marina on saturday 9 th september. twelve teams competed, having great fun while raising funds for their own organisations and other charities. making up the 220 participants were ballymoney rotary and inner wheel clubs (fundraising for marie curie & robinson palliative care), limavady grammar school (fundraising for school charities), jkc specialist cars ltd (fundraising for rotary charities), stick your oar in (john laverty optometrists fundraising for marie curie), the hallions (fundraising for macmillan support), mosside mariners (fundraising for mosside bb), payescape payroll services (fundraising for autism uk), kilraughts yfc (fundraising for young farmers club funds), roseyards bb & gb (fundraising for bb & gb) , moycraig yfc,(fundraising for young farmers club funds), millstranded (millstrand primary school portstewart fundraising for cancer fund for children) and ramsay’s reivers plus ballycastle bounty (ballycastle rotary club fundraising for rotary charities). each team raced twice to begin with, the fastest teams proceeding to the semi- finals and the final. the hallions were the worthy overall winners but the real winners were the many charities that benefited from the event. there were lots of activities at drumaheglis to make the event a family day out including a bouncy castle, kick and stick football, sumo wrestling and horseshoe throwing. liam beckett was the commentator and kept the crowd amused with his hilarious asides and throwaway remarks. the weather was not kind on the day and some people at the marina ended up nearly as wet as those on the water but it proved to be a very enjoyable day out for the crowd of approximately 450 people who attended and there was plenty of food and hot drinks to rev

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