24th May 2020 - Our intrepid members went out nice an early to pick up the rubbish from the Shepparton entrance to town, near the Coolabah Roadhouse. After a couple of hours of hard work there were a lot of bags of rubbish to go to the tip. Well done guys and girls.

Ian "Chaddy" Chadwick propping up the sign....

President John Keeffe surveying the spoils.

Catriona Jarman working hard and counting up the bags of rubbish...

Ewan McDonald and his Grandson taking a break after working hard.

Community program - In April our club started a community initiative in collaboration with IGA to deliver groceries to our vulnerable and elderly people in our community that were isolated and needed help. Over the weeks since there has been a steady increase in the numbers of people utilising the service offered during the Covid19 pandemic. We are now helping 30+ residents stay safe with social distancing measures in place whilst they receive their delivery of groceries.

Tony Watson receiving a prepacked order from IGA to deliver.

Tony keeping his social distance on deliveries.

​Community program - Gift of Music
Peter Holland initiated a collection of musical instruments to be collected by our club and redistributed through Rural Aid to disadvantaged kids who live in remote or rural areas. This project was run over 2 months and finished when Peter took a trailer load of instruments to Rural Aids head office. A great program and well done Peter and all our members who either donated or collected instruments of members of the community.

Peter Holland loaded up ready to go!

​6th, 7th and 9th March - Over the long weekend we again went out to the servo's for Shake the Can. It is a great fundraiser for the club and it is out of town money which is invaluable.

​1st March 2020 - We again did an Adopt A Road on the Yea entrance to town. Thanks to all the members who gave up there time.

​26th January 2020 - Australia Day was again a huge success and our community came together as on to celebrate what is unique and wonderful about our country.

16th November 2019 we did a BBQ out in front of IGA to raise funds for Rotary and celebrate IGA's birthday. IGA provided everything for the BBQ as a thankyou to the community for their support. It was a fabulous initiative and a lot of fun Thanks IGA!
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1st, 2nd and 5th November we again went out to the servos and Shook the can. STC is a great way to raise funds from out of town while promoting Rotary in the community.
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​27th October 2019 - BBQ at Puckapunyal District Neighbourhood Centre (PDNC) was a hoot. It was fantastic to be involved in the Halloween celebration out at Puck. We again cooked a BBQ and spookily helped celebrate.
 

26th October 2019 - We again run our very popular Trivia night, lots of fun, laughter and money raised. The good people of Seymour and surrounds that attended had a blast and of course their was trivia won and lost. Chris and Lachy Bender did an amazing dance off, Chris channelled his inner Mick Jagger. Thankyou to everyone who came and helped raise $8000.00 for local community initiatives.
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President John

​19th October 2019 - We again participated in Taste of the Goulburn. At TOTG we cooked up a storm and raised money for Lift the Lid mental health research. It was again a great event showcasing our region of wonderful food and wine.

4th & 5th October 2019 - It was again our pleasure to work collaboratively with the Seymour Ag Society and man the show gates for them. It is a massive effort from our members and the Agricultural society to put on such a fabulous show. Congratulations to all involved it was another successful event for the year.
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Megan, Kathy and Lisa hard at work.

The crowd starting to role in for a day out at the show

​22nd September 2019 - An early start to the day with our guys and girls out cleaning up the road. Our club is proud to support the Adopt - A Road program which is a much needed community initiative to make the entrances to our town cleaner. 

This motley crew did a fantastic job cleaning up the entrance to Seymour. Well done guys and girls.

​21st September 2019 - Today we attend our first Seymour market and put up a book stall. Over the last year we have had so many books donated to us it seemed a logical move to sell them at our local market. All the funds raised from this initiative will go back into our community.