International Toast - by Graham Tyson
- The Copenhagen International Rotary Club (CIRC) was chartered in 1995, and is the only fully English-speaking club in Copenhagen. Copenhagen International Rotary Club is a club for international expats in Copenhagen and for Danes with international inclinations. Our club is a vibrant group of professionals and social activists from over 15 countries. Together, we create impactful projects, host inspiring events, and share great conversations.
- Meets at the Axel Guldsmeden Hotel on Monday evenings from 5.30 to 8.00. From 6 -7.15 they have a speaker and then a networking dinner ($65).
- District has negotiated a 20% with the hotel chain.
- We are open to visits and potential new members that share our interests as a business network and doing good for society.
- Numbers – somewhere between 11 – 50.
- on May 19th, where several Rotary clubs will come together to share ideas and celebrate impact. The spotlight will be on Køge Nord Rotary Klub, known for their award-winning project bringing mobile clinics to Ukraine. The project that builds and delivers mobile hospital units to the wounded in the war in Ukraine. The clubs' own contributions and other financial grants are supplemented by the Rotary Denmark Relief Fund, the Rotary Foundation, the district's DDF funds and funds from Rotary's Global Grant. The goal? To spark ideas, inspire action, and learn from each other. Were turning away people as the meeting was full. ($65 a head)
- Week before they hosted an open house to attract new members. (Slogans on Facebook invitation - Warning: attending may lead to lifelong friendships, Open minds, open hearts, open doors). We’re a vibrant mix of Danes
and internationals 
— all professionals who meet regularly to connect, inspire, and do good. From knowledge-sharing to global projects (Guatemala, Kosovo, Tanzania — yep, we get around!), our club is all about meaningful moments and real impact. - They have visits e.g. visited the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Denmark.
- Appear to support a Rotaract club.
- Stresses its business role
- Have a water and sanitation project in Zanzibar, Tanzania.
- Some projects seem to be at a District level – e.g. Headspace