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Belmont Rotary-Mart

The Rotary Markets

Open Every Sunday except December 


The Rotary Markets are OPEN weather permitting since it is an open carpark exposed to the elements.

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Belmont Rotary Club runs a Rotary-Mart on Sundays at Belmont Forum Shopping Centre from 5.30am-10.15am.

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Rotamart is a market for pre-used goods for sale ranging from potted plants to children’s clothing and more. We thank the management of  Belmont Forum for allowing us to hold the Rotamart at the center.

Rotamart is how the Belmont Rotary Club raise funds to support the local community and further engage with people in need.

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Rotamart trading hours.
Just a reminder sellers are not permitted to occupy any bay before 5:00 am.
Note: Belmont Forum will fine those who enter before that time.
Rotamart is a pre-used market and it closes at 10:15am.
All sellers must packed and leave a clean bay by 10:45am as again the Forum will fine those still in place.

 

What can be sold at Rotamart

Click here for information on what can be sold at Rotamart

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Sellers – Important Information

We suggest sellers arrive about 5.30am in summer and 6.30am in winter. The more bays required the earlier you need to attend.

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It is “first in best dressed” and the Rotarians on duty will collect the payment for bays during the morning.

 

ACROD parking requires both the ACROD Program Parking Card AND the Australian Disability Parking Permit - which has the permit number and expiry date and slips into a plastic sleeve in the card.

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One sellers bay (car bay) is $10. There is no limit on the number of bays and each additional bay is $10.

 

You will need to remember you will need to pack up and leave the premises by 10.45 am and failure to do so may result in a permanent ban.

 

Goods for sale must be pre-used goods or potted plants.

 

New items, food, pets are not able to be sold at Rotamart.

 

Parking restrictions do apply on Sundays and the Council Rangers are asked by the club to issue infringement notices. Included is the area along the Forum as it is restricted for ATM access. Remember if you park your car inside the market area the bay is chargeable.

 

Rubbish. Remember our simple saying “Bring it, sell it or take it home”. Under the Keep Australia Beautiful Council rules the penalty of leaving rubbish behind is $100, and we have the authority to issue that fine.

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ROTARY CLUB OF BELMONT (WA)

Local people. Local projects. Real impact.
We’re a friendly group of volunteers who work together to strengthen our community — and support life-changing projects in Australia and overseas.

Looking for connection, purpose, and a way to give back?
Rotary might be exactly what you’ve been looking for.

What We Do

We focus on three areas:

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1) Youth & Education

We invest in young people through practical support and leadership development:

  • School Book Awards across 14 local schools

  • RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Award) – sponsoring 2 participants

  • RYPEN (Youth Program of Enrichment) – sponsoring 2 participants

  • Camp Opportunity – sponsoring Camper + Buddy

  • Youth Exchange (inbound & outbound students)

  • National Youth Science Forum / Santos Science Experience

  • Support projects with Belmont City College

  • City of Belmont Youth Art Awards

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2) Community Service in Belmont & Surrounding Areas

Practical help, partnerships, and local charity support:

  • Foodbank / Give A Feed Christmas Hampers + Warehouse Volunteering

  • Prepare Produce Provide / Dining Room 5000 Meals (Belmont City College partnership)

  • Wheelchairs for Kids

  • Pride of Workmanship Awards (recognising local legends like Alice Haydon & Mike Fitzpatrick)

  • Operation Sunshine WA (support packs for people in crisis)

  • Supporting local initiatives such as:

    • Belmont Men’s Shed

    • Vincent House

    • WA Police Legacy

    • Community Stitchers

    • Alzheimer’s Research

    • Cycling Cancer / MACA Cancer 200

    • Local sporting/community groups (e.g., Redcliffe Netball, WA Roller Derby)

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3) International & Humanitarian Projects

Belmont Rotary supports global projects where help is needed most:

  • ShelterBox disaster relief

  • Polio eradication (Rotary International)

  • Helping Hands Laos (education support)

  • Schooling support in Kenya (sponsoring students)

  • Rotary Foundation projects and grants

How You Can Get Involved

You don’t have to “jump straight into everything”. There are easy entry pathways:

  • ✅ Volunteer occasionally (events, community projects, helping hands)

  • ✅ Come as a guest to a lunch or dinner meeting

  • ✅ Join Rotary as a member (friendship + purpose + impact)

We’d Love Your Ideas

What would you like to see Rotary do locally?
Tell us — and help shape future projects.

Contact / Visit Us

Rotary Club of Belmont, WA
Website: www.belmontrotary.com.au
Email: ______________________________
Phone: ______________________________
Meetings: Thursdays 12:00–12:30, Swan Hotel, Ascot
(Plus a popular monthly dinner meeting)

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