When: 12.30 pm Tuesdays (except second Tuesday of the month)
Where: Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club - 489 Glenferrie Road, Kooyong
Cost:$37 including lunch
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For many years, a highlight of the Rotary year for Rotary Hawthorn was the presentation of the Ron Carr Award, named in honour of Ron Carr who was President in 1981-82, having joined the club in 1965. 
Hawthorn Rotarians have for some time supported indigenous health programs in the Kimberley in association with the not-for-profit Boab Health Services based in Broome.
The Rotary Club of Hawthorn generously funds scholarships in Baguia up to $2,500 per annum.
Hawthorn Rotary Club has had the honour, fellowship and fun of hosting five District Conferences over the past 60 years.
Hawthorn Rotary is supporting a clean water and toilet project in Cambodia.
Darrel Steer sends us an update from Kok Tnoth Village.
There is no doubt that over the last few weeks the coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed all of our lives. In particular, self-isolation measures have increased in severity, meaning a decrease in our physical activity and exercise.
Members will recall that we agreed some time ago to support the Yarra Bank Reserve Playground Project to mark 100 years of Rotary activity in Australia in 2021..jpg)
The Club fundraising via Sergeants sessions has been going so well that we decided (President’s choice) to donate an amount to her favourite speaker with a cause.
President Charlotte decided to donate the funds towards Darrel Steer’s Cambodia Clean Water and Toilet Project.
The attached email from Darrel details what the funds have been used for.
