The Rotary Club of Forfar

30/05/2026

No need for words as the picture tells it all with your local Rotary and its involvement in the community.

30/05/2026

No need to say it out loud as Forfar Rotary pictures say it all.

28/05/2026

Forfar Rotary Club were delighted to welcome Grant McLean of A M Phillip to this week’s meeting. The local truck dealer is the latest to join as a Corporate Member of Forfar Rotary Club.
A double benefit is that AM Phillip and Iveco are sponsoring Forfar Rotary’s Strathmore Classic Car Tour along with Guild Homes our local house builder. Both are happy to have the money raised to go to CHAS.
Places are still available for the SCCT on 21st June weekend see forfarrotary.co.uk)

25/05/2026

Have a great day out and support Rotary fundraising at the same time!

Rotary Charity Golf Day 10th July and the world renowned course you have the pleasure of playing on 🏌️⛳🏆. All Enquiries and Registration Forms contact [email protected] or send us a message. Teams of 4 players, Sponsorships, Auctions and Raffles

25/05/2026

Due to a change of committee it was overlooked that this is indeed the 10th SCCT run by Forfar Rotary.

We know the present fuel situation may have a bearing on your entry forms being sent in but we are of a mind to carry on so that our support to CHAS is still a priority.

In the hope that you are all behind this annual event please let us have your entry forms AND a photos of your pride and joy, We refer to your car not your good lady.

22/05/2026

Hoping that these wash packs can help vulnerable women in Angus on their journey to recovery! Forfar Rotary Club received fifty of these colourful little bags stuffed with toiletries from Rotary Club of Leven , who asked us to find them a good home. We have donated them, plus a carton full of toothpaste and one travel cot, to Angus Women's Aid.

Sadly, domestic abuse of various kinds find its way into all corners of our community and the work of Women's Aid is vital. Please support this worthwhile charity if you feel able and spread the word to anyone you think may need their help 🙏

20/05/2026

A great Club doing great work being supported by great local businesses. Together we can do it all in Forfar and Angus 🙌

19/05/2026

THE ROTARY CLUB OF FORFAR is donating a Shelter Box this month which may well end up in Lebanon or possibly, another pre-existing disaster zone. Our efforts really do impact lives all round the world hence the use of “Rotary International”
This would not be possible but for the efforts of the Club and the generosity of the people of Forfar when tragedy occurs
Shelter Boxes are varied and the items inside will vary depending on the type of disaster that needs emergency items to suit the needs of those innocents from around the world whether it be Starvation Flooding or Wars.

15/05/2026

SCCT is the short heading for the Strathmore Classis Car Tour and already we have a pleasing start with our new web site and of course our regular updates on Social Media Platforms to reach out for support
So if you look at the photos you will see two entries from a large and luxury example to the fast and furious one on the other side of the coin. But they both have something in common in that they are entered for this year’s tour in support of our chosen charity CHAS

So come along and support this good cause and as this is the 10th Tour you will find it is a day to remember and that is why some are entered for the tenth time.

11/05/2026

Destined for premature babies in Ukraine, the Rotary Club of Forfar is delighted to accept 250 BABY HATS from the Craft Group and other knitters of Forfar: All Souls Church Anchorage .

This amazing knitting effort was co-ordinated by Reverend Maggie Hunt, who oversees The Anchorage drop-in centre on West High Street and is a valued supporter of Forfar Rotary. The hats (as well as some gorgeous little cardigans and mitts!) will initially be sent to the International Rotary Fellowship of Healthcare Professionals, who have been in constant contact with medical facilities in Ukraine since the war there began, supporting wherever they can. They will arrange onward transit of the knitted items to medical locations where maternity care, particularly premature, is most needed.

In Ukraine cold temperatures combined with ongoing disruptions to the power supply, are putting many vulnerable newborns at serious risk. A simple way to reduce the risk is to provide them with small soft hats! There is strong medical evidence behind this request. A newborn’s head is proportionally much larger than an adult’s, making it a major source of heat loss. When left uncovered, babies can lose warmth rapidly — increasing the risk of complications and, tragically, even death.

Hats, together with Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) wraps, offer mothers a safe and effective way to keep their babies warm through skin-to-skin contact. KMC is proven to improve feeding and growth, reduce infection, and dramatically increase survival rates for small and pre-term infants. So far, the national Fellowship (see above) have supplied 10,000 KMC wraps and 10,000 knitted hats.

Well done and THANK YOU Forfar! Another instance of seemingly small activities having a HUGE and LIFE-SAVING impact 🙌😍🙏😍