Formed on 4th February 1924, the Rotary Club of Adelaide is the first Rotary Club formed in South Australia and is also SA's largest Rotary Club.

Welcome to Adelaide Rotary

The Rotary Club of Adelaide is a community based club with about 200 members drawn from a wide cross section of business and professional persons in the Adelaide region. All members are volunteers.

Members are actively involved in a variety of charitable and community projects, both locally and overseas, raising funds and providing support services to those less fortunate.

Weekly luncheon meetings are normally held each Wednesday at the Adelaide Oval, either in the Gil Langley Room, 3rd floor of the Sir Donald Bradman Stand or the Pavilion, both of which are located at the southern end of the grounds. 

Wednesday meetings commence from 12.30pm for fellowship and drinks, with lunch from 1.00pm sharp to 2.00pm. Visiting Rotarians and guests are welcome to attend.

This website provides more information about the Rotary Club of Adelaide and how to become involved as a potential member or as a financial supporter of the clubs charitable and community work.

ASMF Blanket Appeal 2009 The Advertiser Sunday Mail Foundation, in association with the Rotary Club of Adelaide, launched its annual blanket appeal on 16 May.  This year we aim to raise over $40,000 to provide almost 2,000 warm blankets for South Australian families and other people in need.  These blankets are quality Australian made blankets from Creswick Mills in Victoria, with Sheridan also generously helping by supplying 100 blankets at no cost. Please give generously to this very worthy cause.   For more information visit AdelaideNow or  Please click here to make a donation