Rotary E-Club of District 9650 Supporting Marine Rescue
The Rotary E-Club of District 9650 has been selling Krispy Kreme doughnuts at the Port Macquarie monthly markets with great success. As a result, the club recently donated $2,000 to Port Macquarie Marine Rescue to help the rescue service purchase a new and larger vessel.
This is just one of the many ways the e-club supports its local communities. With members throughout NSW and Queensland, the club has become a viable and successful commodity throughout a number of communities, supporting many youth, international and vocational programs.
The club recently said farewell to its exchange student, who returned to Mexico after spending the last year with them in Tamworth and Gunnedah.
PICTURED: Rotary E-Club of District 9650 Vice President PDG Barry Hacker, Marine Rescue Service Unit Commander Greg Davies and club President John Oxley.
MAIN PICTURE: Port Macquarie Marine Rescue’s Team Alpha in training.
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