Inner Wheel
District 7

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Welcome to District 7

Welcome to the District 7 Website where 1,160 members of Inner Wheel enjoy the company of liked minded people. If you would like to join us read on and then contact a club in your area.

We meet once a month with fun and fellowship on the agenda. Our programmes include speakers, outings and special projects. Clubs often adopt a local, national or overseas charity and enjoy getting involved. We often work together with our corresponding Rotary Clubs on joint fundraising or community efforts.

To locate your nearest club click on the “Visit the Clubs” link above. You will be sure of a warm welcome, a smiling face and a helping hand.

This year’s International Inner Wheel theme is:

COMMUNICATE OUR VISION

As you will see from the map, District 7 covers a wide area of the East Midlands. We currently have 46 clubs with a total of 1,154 members.

The objects of Inner Wheel are:

· To promote true friendship

· To encourage the ideals of personal service

· To foster international understanding

How it all started:

Inner Wheel was formed in 1924 in Manchester with the object of fostering friendship among the wives of Rotarians and also it was felt that organised into a club these ladies could offer more in the way of service to the community. The first President was Mrs Margarette Golding and she is recognised now as the founder of the Inner Wheel movement. Current membership world-wide is 100,000 covering 101 countries or geographical regions. There are 29 Districts in Great Britain and Ireland encompassing 936 Clubs and 23,285 members.

Membership:

To be eligible to become a member of Inner Wheel you need to have a family connection with an Inner Wheel member, a Rotarian or Rotaractor as our organisation complements and supports Rotary International worldwide.