The Rotary Club held their annual gala dinner. Gareth Jennings/DCT Media
The Rotary Club of Dundee celebrated its centenary year with a charity gala dinner.
The 35th annual dinner was hosted at the Invercarse Hotel on Friday, with just over 200 guests.
(Back Row): Scott Williamson, Eric Davidson, President Andrew Argo, Mike Stevenson, Clive Murray,Steven Dewar. (Front row): Mary Crighton, Wendy Maltman, Lord Provost Borthwick, Ishbel Argo, Dorothy Williamson.
It was a welcome return for the prestigious event, which did not take place the previous two years due to Covid restrictions.
The 35th dinner raised funds for the club. Gareth Jennings/DCT Media
Club president Andrew Argo said: “The fact that the Covid restrictions lasted so long meant we couldn’t give the event the green light until last month.
“It was a great effort by our fundraising committee to pull it all together in just a few weeks.”
Guest speaker Mike Stevenson inspired the crowd with his speech, while comedian Eric Davidson kept the crowd amused.
The dinner was held at Invercarse hotel. Gareth Jennings/DCT Media
The dinner not only provided a fantastic meal, but raised money to allow the club to fund projects across Dundee.
Dundee Rotary Club has committed to donating £100,000 to projects across the city during their landmark year.
It has already donated to a number of projects, including £5,000 to the Big Noise music education programme.
Meanwhile, this month, the Rotary donated £5,000 to Carseview for the purchase of e-trikes.
