Rotary Club of Toowoomba Range

Rotary Club of Toowoomba Range Toowoomba Range Rotary Club is a hands‑on crew of mid‑career business people who roll up their sleeves for projects that matter.

Our chief cause is men’s mental health, If you are driven, and passionate like we are. Come join us, You will fit right in.

The Toowoomba Range Rotary Club held its charter dinner on the 22nd November 2025. Thank you to District Governor Mark W...
04/01/2026

The Toowoomba Range Rotary Club held its charter dinner on the 22nd November 2025. Thank you to District Governor Mark Williams for making the trip up the range to present certificates to our Charter President Jason Hudson, and for representatives of the Toowoomba Clubs for coming and supporting us. Shane Macdonald did a wonderful job as Master Of Ceremonies, and thank you to Mrs Jodie Higgs for her photography skills.

Successful BBQ 03/01/26 at Bunnings Warehouse Australia Toowoomba North with 884 sausages served. Not too hot, which is ...
04/01/2026

Successful BBQ 03/01/26 at Bunnings Warehouse Australia Toowoomba North with 884 sausages served. Not too hot, which is nice. Our new shirts and aprons were on display supported by Worklocker Toowoomba.

Helping out at Toowoomba's Christmas Wonderland. It was a team effort, particularly the demolition of two rounds of pizz...
08/12/2025

Helping out at Toowoomba's Christmas Wonderland. It was a team effort, particularly the demolition of two rounds of pizza & beverages immediately prior.

A quiet beer after a long day hosting the BBQ at Toowoomba North Bunnings.Club members pitched in to raise funds for men...
14/11/2025

A quiet beer after a long day hosting the BBQ at Toowoomba North Bunnings.
Club members pitched in to raise funds for men's mental health.
Unfortunately a fierce storm passed through and we were stuck at the pub for another beer or 2. 😏

Want to join our club of 50 something year old community focused gentlemen? Get in touch!
[email protected]

All done! Toowoomba Range Rotary Club completed 3 separate trips our to Isisford and Quilpie over the past few months. T...
14/11/2025

All done!
Toowoomba Range Rotary Club completed 3 separate trips our to Isisford and Quilpie over the past few months. The mission was to retrieve vehicles and trailers for BlazeAid and return them back to base. The BlazeAid army have been out repairing fences after the flood damaged 100s of kilometres of fence line earlier this year.

Want to join our club of 50 something year old community focused gentlemen? Get in touch!
[email protected]

The club spent a few hours this morning cleaning up a yard after recent storms. Many hands make light (??) work of the t...
08/11/2025

The club spent a few hours this morning cleaning up a yard after recent storms. Many hands make light (??) work of the task and we get our steps up for the day.

Our inaugural Bunning BBQ extravaganza has come to a close, and we're thrilled with the outcome. Members stepped away fr...
01/11/2025

Our inaugural Bunning BBQ extravaganza has come to a close, and we're thrilled with the outcome. Members stepped away from their usual Friday routines to advocate for men's mental health and generated significant funds. The day's earnings were better than predicted. If you're interested in learning more about our community-focused club, please contact us. As Australia's youngest Rotary Club, with an average age of 50, we're dedicated to making a positive impact in our local and international communities.

Helping out on the way homeWhile enjoying a well-earned holiday out west with their wives, two of our members made time ...
19/10/2025

Helping out on the way home

While enjoying a well-earned holiday out west with their wives, two of our members made time to lend a hand to Blaze Aid on the drive back to Toowoomba. They collected a Blaze Aid ute and trailer that had been stuck out in Quilpie and brought it home for redeployment.

BlazeAid supports rural communities rebuilding after natural disasters, and sometimes the simple task of moving gear is one of the most helpful things you can do.

This kind of service doesn’t take a committee or a roster, just a willingness to say yes when a need arises. We are proud to have people like this in our club.

If you’re a like-minded local who wants to be part of a club that gets things done without taking itself too seriously, come have a chat with us at Toowoomba North Bunnings this Friday October 31st.

Rotary District 9620 Rotary International

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80 Russell Street
Toowoomba, QLD
4350

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6:30pm - 10:30pm

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