Tallinn International Rotary Klubi Charter Juubeliball, 14. juunil 2014 Kadriorus!
After the Christmas 2012 food baskets were delivered to the families in Narva and Kohtla-Järve, the Committee members visited families in Narva and Kohtla-Järve in the Spring of 2013. As a result, seven families received assistance in the form of clothes, home appliances, and payment of kindergarten fees. TIRC is helping an out-of-town family of […]
During 2013, this project engaged 21 Tallinn families with educational programmes for children in the art museum, family visits to museums, theater productions, and concerts. In addition, it provided counseling in some cases and, also, educational and household articles.
During the Christmas holidays in 2010, the Club arranged for Maria’s Children in Tudulinna to go to Tartu and visit the Aura Veekeskus (Aura Water Park). The trip was made possible by Club’s Honorary members Sven Ottesen and Ellen Lande’s contribution. For Christmas 2011, the Club delivered fruit and dry goods Christmas baskets to the […]
For the third year in a row, the Club decided to assist large families in need – this time in Tallinn. Again, the Ottawa Rotary Club made a contribution, as did the Tallinn firm Gildhall, and other private contributors. Estonia adopted the Euro on January 1, 2011 and this time the budget voted by the […]
A Zwolle (Netherlands) Rotarian who does business in Estonia and is associated with our Club arranged in 2010 for bicycles to be donated by the National Park De Hoge Veluwe to our Club for distribution to youth. The Club paid for the transportation of the bikes to Tallinn and found the young people in the […]
In 2010, the Ottawa Rotary Club again contributed 20,000.00 EEK toward our Club’s Assistance Large Families project, as did Honorary Rotarians Sven Ottesen and Ellen Lande. Two of our own club members made designated contributions and the rest of the budget consisted of the funds raised at the 2009 and 2010 spring balls. The club […]
Supporting the private children’s home „Maria and children“ has been our club’s principal project since 2005. The home is located at Tudulinna in East Virumaa where Maria with her daughter Merike provide a home to more than a dozen children whose parents have been deemed to be unfit to raise them. The children’s number fluctuates […]