
David Post (Rotary Club of Wollundry-Wagga Wagga)
0408 221 697
Other contacts:
Committee Secretary: Tim Hutchings
02 6928 3725
Project Director: Chris Finkel (Forbes)
0429 661 358

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![]() This funding has been made possible through a program to distribute the donations received from the combined RAWCS, National Farmers Federation and Channel 9 Today Drought Relief Appeal. This page is an information and resource site for drought relief activities conducted by Rotary Clubs
Applications for Clubs
Applications for clubs to become involved in the distribution of the donated funds are welcomed. There are two application forms involved. One is for clubs wishing to be involved with the Voucher program, and the other is for clubs wanting to participate and apply for funding, but not in the voucher program. Both applications are downloadable by clicking the links at your left. Also available in the download box are additional documents that are recommended for clubs interested in applying for funding.
Enquiries and Assistance with Applications
Questions and assistance can be obtained by contacting the Rotary District 9700/9710 Program Manager : Chris Finkel Rotary Club of Forbes, Mobile: 0429 661 358 email: elponderosa@iinet.net.au |
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| Joint Drought Committee Members |
| Districts Drought Committee Chair: David Post |
| Wollundry Rotary 9700, 0408 221 696 |
| david@introspective.com.au |
| Project 38 Program Manager Chris Finkel |
| Rotary Club of Forbes 9700, 0429 661 358 |
| elponderosa@iinet.net.au |
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DG 9700 John McKenzie Rotary Club of Orange North 9700
PP Ken Engsmyr DCSI Program Manager Rotary Club of Parkes
Tim Hutchings Secretary : Wollundry Rotary Club 9700
Stuart Herriot Treasurer: Wollundry Rotary Club 9700
PP Paul Murray Webmaster: Wollundry Rotary Club 9700
PDG John Glassford, Coolamon Rotary 9700
PDG Margaret Hassall, Cooma Rotary Club
PDG Bill Seelis Rotary Club of Berry D9710
PDG Rob Woolley Rotary Club of Canberra City D9710
PP David Benn, Wollundry Rotary Club 9700
PDG Phil Armstrong Rotary Club of Moruya D9710
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Individual Households (DCSI) Applications are closed, however farm families experiencing exceptional circumstances because of the drought are invited to contact your local Rotary Club and request an application for joint District RAWCS Project 38 funding.
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