Caulfield Racecourse Run 2013

Caulfield Racecourse Run 2013

Funds raised $ 40329

Target: $ 40000

$ 40329raised

100%

GOAL $ 40000

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Thank you for making the inaugural

Caulfield Racecourse Fun Run a huge success

We look forward to seeing you again in 2014

The Caulfield Park Community Bank grant winners for highest fundraising are:

Group	Prize
Chabad Youth	$1,000.00
The King David School	$1,000.00
Mirabel Foundation	$500.00
Magic Moments Foundation	$500.00
Ripponlea Kindergarten	$500.00
Maccabi Victoria Inc	$500.00
United Israel Appeal	$500.00
Sholem Aleichem College PA	$500.00
NCJWA (Victoria) Community Services Inc	$500.00
Irabina	$500.00
	$6,000.00

Caulfield Racecourse Run 2013

Funds raised $ 40329

Target: $ 40000

$ 40329raised

100%

GOAL $ 40000

Register Now

Sponsor a Friend

The Club commits itself locally to actively address community needs, including assisting the sick, the aged and young people; internationally to help provide school equipment to East Timor, computers to Brazil, medical supplies to Peru, and ShelterBoxes to disaster-recovery efforts.
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Rotary Club of Glen Eira
http://rotarygleneira.org.au

Our Rotary Junior Sports Scholarships enable disadvantaged young people participate in local team sport.
We sent medical equipment to a remote medical centre in Peru.
With a matching grant from the Rotary Foundation, we established a computer room for impoversished students in Sao Paolo, Brazil.
After collecting hospital beds from local St Vincents Hospitals, they were sent through Rotary's Donations in Kind store to African countries.
Following the 2005 Tsunami, we raised over $15,000 in one day at Caulfield Racecourse, the fundraised with a Calendar of Soup Recipes, to help families affected through the Save A Village Initiative.
We have a friendship club in Japan - the Rotary Club of Ogaki West. Our members have visited them and their club has visited us.
Local churches and school have helped us collect baby clothes to send to East Timor as part of Maternal Health Kits.
At St Mary's Anglican Church in Caulfield, our club members helped fund a build a new playground fence for the local community.
Our famous Caulfield Racecourse Run is a valuable community fun day that generates a lot of money to assist local schools, churches, sporting clubs, community groups and charities.

The Club commits itself locally to actively address community needs, including assisting the sick, the aged and young people; internationally to help provide school equipment to East Timor, computers to Brazil, medical supplies to Peru, and ShelterBoxes to disaster-recovery efforts.
Read more

Rotary Club of Glen Eira
http://rotarygleneira.org.au

Our Rotary Junior Sports Scholarships enable disadvantaged young people participate in local team sport.
We sent medical equipment to a remote medical centre in Peru.
With a matching grant from the Rotary Foundation, we established a computer room for impoversished students in Sao Paolo, Brazil.
After collecting hospital beds from local St Vincents Hospitals, they were sent through Rotary's Donations in Kind store to African countries.
Following the 2005 Tsunami, we raised over $15,000 in one day at Caulfield Racecourse, the fundraised with a Calendar of Soup Recipes, to help families affected through the Save A Village Initiative.
We have a friendship club in Japan - the Rotary Club of Ogaki West. Our members have visited them and their club has visited us.
Local churches and school have helped us collect baby clothes to send to East Timor as part of Maternal Health Kits.
At St Mary's Anglican Church in Caulfield, our club members helped fund a build a new playground fence for the local community.
Our famous Caulfield Racecourse Run is a valuable community fun day that generates a lot of money to assist local schools, churches, sporting clubs, community groups and charities.