Events

The Rotary Club of Springvale City invites you to a Garden Soirèe celebrating the official launch of Recycled Sound Reimagined Hearing Aid Bank Project

Learn more about our new Project 'Recycled Sound' and the use of recycled hearing aids for refugees and vulnerable people suffering from  hearing loss.to learn more about our new Project 'Recycled Sound' and the use of recycled hearing aids for refugees and vulnerable people suffering from  hearing loss.

Contact: seray.lim@rotaryspringvalecity.org.au
minh.le@rotaryspringvalecity.org.au
Angelina: 0402 168 935 or Cathy: 0422 175 470
RSVP: 24 October 2026

Speaker Ken McQualter  from the Rotary Club of Balwyn

The Rotary Club of Balwyn runs the Camberwell Sunday Market , the market is an institution in the area like our market and has just celecbrated their 50 years of service to the community, as we will be doing next year..

Ken is a long term member of Balwyn and has been involved in market operations for a long period, he will be talking about the running of the market, what works and what dosn't.

There will also be an opportunity for members to discuss and put forward suggestions on our own market

BREAKFAST OPTIONS - all $30pp incl a coffee
Please enter your food choice only in the comments section upon Registration by specifying Option 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5
There is no need to spell out the description of the dish nor add your coffee order. Please add any special dietary requirements.

• Option 1
  Scrambled eggs on toast with roasted cherry tomatoes and bacon.
• Option 2
  Brekkie Roll with fried egg, bacon, American cheddar, BBQ sauce
• Option 3
  Eggs Florentine - on an english muffin, spinach, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce
• Option 4
  Porridge
• Option 5
• Smashed Avacardo with roasted cherry tomatoes & feta with or without poached eggs

Speaker - Club's Annual General Meeting and Committie Reports

BREAKFAST OPTIONS - all $30pp incl a coffee
Please enter your food choice only in the comments section upon Registration by specifying Option 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5
There is no need to spell out the description of the dish nor add your coffee order. Please add any special dietary requirements.

• Option 1
  Scrambled eggs on toast with roasted cherry tomatoes and bacon.
• Option 2
  Brekkie Roll with fried egg, bacon, American cheddar, BBQ sauce
• Option 3
  Eggs Florentine - on an english muffin, spinach, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce
• Option 4
  Porridge
• Option 5
• Smashed Avacardo with roasted cherry tomatoes & feta with or without poached eggs

Speaker TBA

Tony from Cilantro has advised of an upcoming event at Cilantro with a meal prepared by the Le Cordon Bleau students

Thurday the 26th November 6.30 start

$55 pp drinks on consumption

International Theme dinner designed by the students different dishes  served platter style

Member Gabriela Amendola Santi's special event

More details to follow

Note registtration here DOES NOT secure regsitration for the event. It is intended only to record the interest of members

Edena Gitch-Chief  is the  Marine Protected Areas Ranger for Parks Victoria

Her subject matter will be Ricketts Point Marine Santuary

The confirmed details are:

Event: International Day of People with Disability at GESAC
Date: Wednesday 2 December 2026
Volunteer arrival: Between 10.00 am and 10.30 am
BBQ service: From approximately 11.00 am
Event concludes: 12.30 pm
Pack-up completed: Approximately 1.00–1.30 pm
Volunteers required: Six

Volunteer duties will include:

• Cooking and serving food
• General kitchen-hand duties
• Setting up benches and serving stations
• Assisting with pack-up

GESAC will provide the cooking equipment and utensils. Volunteers should bring their own aprons. Long hair must be tied back, and anyone preparing food should wear a hairnet. Food-handling experience is required, and a Working with Children Check is preferred.

Lily will be talking about Rotaract  and its importance to Rotary. Where they are and where they want to be.

Save the date - details to follow

Register your interest via link at left

Christmas cakes and puddings: expression of interest
The Community Service Committee is ordering Christmas cakes and puddings to give to local groups, and members can order some too. Options are:
- Traditional Rich Fruit Cake, 800g box: $20
- Rum & Brandy Fruit Cake, 800g tin: $22
- Traditional Steamed Pudding, 1kg: $22
- Individual Baked Puddings, pack of four: $10
There's no obligation to buy at this stage. We're gauging interest so we know how many of each to order. Let Michael Josem know via the registration link at left and use the COMMENTS in your reply which items you'd like and how many.

Last meeting before we take a break a breakfast of fellowship and fun

Closed for Holiday Season Break

First meeting back after the holiday break.....fellowship