Like Rotary clubs nationally and internationally we seek to raise funds to support charities such as Cancer Research UK and many others through our activities. Our Club was founded in 1975 by professional and business people living or working in the Weald of Kent between Ashford, Maidstone, and Tenterden.
This delightful and open countryside includes the Ashford-Maidstone section of the North Downs and the Weald of Kent. Our membership is wide-ranging – members reflect the local economy and community. Our aims and objectives are simple:- to help and support people at local level, national and international levels, while enjoying ourselves in social events and activities within our club and the wider world of Rotary.
Club News
Buzzing at Maidstone River Festival
Weald Rotary had a stall at last weekend's Maidstone River Festival. We were part of the Community Showcase in the gardens of the Archbishops' Palace. All four clubs of the Rotary in Maidstone group were together with games and entertainment, and spreading the news...
Murder Mystery
Excitement is in the air! “Murder they wrote” is a murder mystery play. Bring out your inner sleuth to spot the clues and identify the killer.
End Polio Now display at Maidstone CAN
Weald Rotarians put on a display in support of End Polio Now and the Global Polio Eradication Initiative at the Maidstone CAN repair café. We were able to borrow a child-sized iron lung from Medway Sunlight Rotary Club, which attracted a lot of attention. Polio is a...
What's On
August Business Meeting
4 August @ 19:30 - 22:00Alzheimer’s Research
18 August @ 19:30 - 22:00Headcorn Village Hall Anniversary Open Day
5 September @ 10:00 - 15:00
We are people of action
North Downs Walk
Every year, the Weald of Kent Rotary Club holds a walk along the picturesque North Downs to raise money for Cancer Research UK. You can choose the length of route that you want to take: 1, 3, 6 or 9 miles walk.
Mike Collingwood Memorial Fund
Mike Collingwood Memorial Fund was established in memory of the commitment to young people of Mike Collingwood, first President of the Rotary Club of the Weald of Kent. The fund provides grants or equipment to help young people undertaking educational and personal challenges both at home and overseas.
Charities we support
Contact Us
Please get in touch if you have any questions about the Rotary Club. If you would like to speak to a particular member of the Rotary please click here to see their contact information.
We look forward to hearing from you.