The Power of Collaboration

There are six Rotary clubs in Nelson-Tasman, two in Marlborough and one in Buller. Over the last five years clubs have come together on various occasions to pool our resources and volunteer hours for the benefit of our wider community.

Clubs have worked together to refurbish Rotoiti Lodge Outdoor Education Centre, raise funds and support the rehoming of people forced out of their homes by the Westport flood; raise funds for a series of mobile community hub caravans for use in emergencies; clear Tahunanui Beach of flood debris; and in 2025, support a Rotary fund in support of those affected by the devastating Tasman floods.

Our fellow Nelson-Tasman clubs are Nelson, Nelson West, Motueka, Richmond, and Rutherford.

 

Rotarians representing Nelson, Nelson West, Whakatū & Richmond
Rotary clubs with one of the Top of the South mobile community
hub caravans.
Representatives of Whakatū, Nelson West, Richmond, and Nelson
Rotary Clubs during a painting bee at Rotoiti Lodge Outdoor Education
Centre.
A Blenheim South Rotary painting team at Rotoiti Lodge.
Club presidents from Whakatū, Nelson West, Richmond and Nelson
Rotary clubs, with Assistant Governor Karen Stade at a Rough Island
combined clubs planting project.