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The Rotary Club of Five Dock
invites you to join us for the Annual Ferragosto Dinner.
It promises to be a night of celebration, fun, dancing and laughter!
 
 
 
Five Dock Rotary’s Christmas in July Trivia Night – what a great success!!
                                             
                                                                                                                                        
 
A big thank you to everyone who came along to our Christmas in July 2026 Trivia Night and congratulations to the winning table hosted by Darren Lee!
 
This event was a great success with just over $8,500 raised on the night for the Royal Flying Doctor Service and Rotary Youth Development programs.
 
We would like to thank our Trivia Master Alan Lambert and his family for donating their time before and on the night.
 
Our thanks also go to Harold Pedley from the local Men’s Shed for the beautiful handmade pens he donated as prizes for the best dressed table and to all those who donated prizes for the night. The night would not have been such a big success without the support of our local community and of course the following generous sponsors:
                                                                                                                                           
 
                                                                                         
 
We look forward to seeing you all at our next event -
 Annual Ferragosto Dinner
on the 8th August 2026
at Club Five Dock
Tickets available at  www.trybooking.com/DNUUS
Club Information
Five Dock
Five Dock

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Mondays at 6:30 PM
Club Five Dock RSL
66 Great North Road
Five Dock, NSW 2046
Australia
Events
HAPPY 53RD ANNIVERSARY TO THE FABULOUS ROTARY CLUB OF FIVE DOCK
 
May 3 is significant to the Rotary Club of Five Dock as it marks the anniversary of its Charter, granted on May 3, 1973, making this date an important milestone for our history and celebration of service in our community. Each year on this date, our members reflect on the Club’s achievements, contributions, and the impact they have made over the years. including:
 
  • Community Service Projects: Highlighting local initiatives that improve the community, such as health services, educational support, and environmental projects.
  • Fundraising Efforts: Recognizing successful fundraising campaigns and events that have supported both local and international causes.
  • Partnerships: Reflecting on collaborations with other organizations, businesses, and community groups that have enhanced their impact.
  • Global Initiatives: Discussing involvement in international projects, such as efforts to combat polio, provide clean water, and support education and health initiatives worldwide.
  • Member Contributions: Acknowledging the dedication and service of club members, including volunteer hours, leadership roles, and personal stories of impact.
  • Youth Programs: Celebrating engagement with youth, including programs like Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) and Interact clubs, which develop future leaders.
  • Scholarships and Grants: Reviewing scholarships awarded to students and grants provided to support community projects or nonprofits.
  • Milestone Celebrations: Acknowledging members for their years of service and milestones within the club during anniversary events or special meetings.
These methods help foster a sense of community and appreciation, motivating members to continue their service and engagement with the club's activities.
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