It’s all change at the top as Nora
Widger takes up the reins as president of the Rotary Club of Waterford. Ms.
Widger was welcomed as the new president of Rotary Club of Waterford on the
20th July by outgoing President Anne Marie Caulfield.
Ms.
Widger has been a Rotarian for 6 years and her fellow members were
delighted to welcome her in as their new president for the forthcoming year.
Ms.
Widger said: “I am honoured and privileged to become the President of
Waterford Rotary Club for 2015/2016. Through the many projects and events
which Waterford Rotary run the Club provides community service to both local
and international communities. This is perhaps the best reason for
becoming a Rotarian - the chance to do something for somebody else and the self
fulfillment and satisfaction that comes in the process . Waterford Rotary
Club is in existence for 47 years and I am looking forward to ensuring that the
dedicated work undertaken in the past is continued in my year as
President".
Ms.
Widger is a well-known Waterford City business woman. She previously managed
Bank of Ireland Branches in Tramore, Dungarvan and Waterford City and more
recently worked as Senior Manager on the Banks Customer Experience
Programme. A previous President of Waterford Chamber, Nora continues
as a director of the Chamber. Nora also sits on the board of SEBIC, on the BOM
of Butlerstown School and is a committee member of Butlerstown GAA Club.
The
Rotary Club of Waterford, Ireland is a very active club with dedicated members
working on many projects throughout each year. The past 12 months have
been particularly busy for former president Anne Marie Caulfield, with the
Rotary Club of Waterford presenting a total of €20,000 to a number of
local charities including Waterford Hospice, The Ronald McDonald House,
Pieta House, St Vincent de Paul and Solas. €5,500
was sent internationally to support the Rotary Shelter
Boxes for Nepal, Rotary Sand Dam Water Project and the Belarus Dental Project.
The club is active all year round organising activities such as charity
cycles, celebrity chef nights, community events and of course the annual
memorial Christmas Tree and their very successful annual Senior CItizens event
which is held on Shrove Tuesday annually.
Waterford
Rotary meets every Monday except Bank Holidays in Tower Hotel Waterford,
Ireland at 1pm until 2pm. If you are interested in becoming a member of Rotary
Club of Waterford full details can be found on the Rotary Club website or by contacting president@waterfordtotary.org.
