Rotary International was founded in Chicago Illinois by Paul Harris in 1905 and now has a worldwide membership of 1.2m Rotarians in 30,000 clubs over 200 countries and geographical areas.
The Rotary Club of Southgate was chartered in 1925 and currently has a membership of 21 men and women who meet for lunch every Monday at 12.30pm in a private room at the Jolly Farmers, Enfield Road, Enfield, Middlesex, which is in Greater London, England.
In this site you will find information about our club and Rotary International and details of the many service projects that we carry out each year, both for the local community and internationally.
The club is closely linked to the Inner Wheel Club of Southgate.
The benefits claimed by most Rotarians for their membership of a Rotary Club are "friendship" and the "opportunity to put something back into society".
If you would value the benefit of giving something back to your local community, and would enjoy doing it with a group of dynamic leaders in business and professions, contact us and introduce yourself. Click HERE for more details.
During the year we put on Fund Raising events to support many worthy causes including following charities: Rotary ShelterBox, ActionAid and Vision-Aid, North London Hospice, the Mayor of Enfield's Charity, Rotary KidsOut Day, Enfield Clubhouse and disabled and disadvantaged children.
To find out about Young Rotary click HERE
For details of forthcoming events click HERE
Please feel free to browse the site and if you want further information please email the secretary HERE.
To see What's New on the website click HERE
Rotary Club of Southgate
c/o Jolly Farmers
2 Enfield Road, Enfield, Middlesex EN2 7QS
Enquiries to the Hon.Secretary
+44 (0)20-8455 1500
Email HERE


Website design by Rtn. Jeremy Jessel
© 2009 Rotary Club of Southgate
Working Together to
Make Dreams Real
Rotary International President 2008/9 Dong Kurn Lee challenged all clubs to curb child mortality through the provision of basic needs projects for children. The Southgate Rotary Club of Michigan USA decided to use its local funds to collect and distribute diapers and formula to impoverished families and families with infants who have severe medical conditions or developmental delays.This project also included a simultaneous basic needs project by the Rotary Club of Southgate England. Southgate Rotary of Michigan donated $500 (US) to us to match fund for the purpose of providing help to impoverished families in Enfield.
Read more HERE
Why Rotary? from RIBI on Vimeo.
Ambassadorial Scholar
The club is hosting a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar, Chris Hoyt from Tyler, Texas USA.
Chris is spending a year at the prestigious Royal College of Music in London studying composition.
Here is the LINK to his blog
