It was a pleasure on Monday to return to
the Rotary Club of Wellington to present at Community PHF to the Deputy Mayor
of Wellington, Ian McKinnon for his services to the community. It was also great to see another new
member of the club, Andrew Jackson, being inducted.

Tuesday was off to the Rotary Club of Tawa
for our Official Visit where we presented Rotary Leadership Institute
Certificates to two members, Irene and Robert, who have now completed the 3
modules of the course. Here the
club was challenged to each make a Peace Crane. A video and several experts including Christine aided
us. I must confess that my Crane
making abilities leave a little to be desired but with a little help most of us
there were able to complete the task. This club is very involved in the community and very
community focused. They are
actively exploring ways of how they can attract new members into their club.

On Wednesday we visited the Rotary Club of
Porirua Sundown. This was a busy
night presenting a Community PHF to Michael Oxnam from the Porirua CIB for his
services to the community. We were
also able to present a Centurion Club award to the club recognizing their
achievement in contributing more than $100 per member to the foundation. We had a presentation on RYLA and were
introduced to the clubs RYLA candidate, Jason for this year. It was great to
see Sheryl Collins also being inducted into the club. Porirua Sundown is an extremely
active and vibrant growing club and we had a full on fun filled night. We left the meeting with a big bag of
Peace Cranes that they had made the previous week.
This week has seen us completing all of our
Club Official Visits with the exception of our final visit to our home Club of
Plimmerton. We would like to thank
everyone for making our club visits very special events and thank you all for
your wonderful hospitality.
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