Christopher Clover: active member of the Rotary Club Marbella for 12 Years
For over a decade, Christopher Clover, Managing Director and Board Chairman of Panorama, embodied the Rotary Club motto of “Service Above Self”. Although he concluded his membership after twelve years, his dedication lives on in the many initiatives that continue to benefit Marbella residents.
Christopher played an active role in supporting these projects, helping in particular to secure significant contributions for the charitable work.
Christopher Clover: 12 Years with Rotary Club Marbella
For twelve years, Christopher Clover, Managing Director and Board Chairman of Panorama, was an active member of the Rotary Club Marbella. During this time, he contributed to initiatives in education, healthcare, the environment, and support for families in need. Christopher mostly helped raise substantial funds for local charitable initiatives.
Rotary Club Marbella’s Work
As part of Rotary International, the Marbella Rotary club focuses on local needs. Among its projects are:
Scholarships and support for under-resourced schools
Partnerships with food banks to assist vulnerable families
Health fairs offering free screenings and vaccinations
Youth leadership and mentoring programmes
Coastal clean-ups and tree planting days
Cleaning up rubbish from Marbella’s parks and beaches
Christopher supported these efforts, helping secure contributions for the club’s charitable work.
Why This Matters to Panorama’s Clients
This long-term involvement reflects Panorama’s values: going beyond property, a genuine interest in the wellbeing of the Marbella community and a consistent commitment to giving back.
Making a difference for over a century
For over 120 years, Rotary International has taken the spirit of professional friendship and turned it into world‑changing action. What began in a small Chicago office in 1905, as a gathering of four like‑minded professionals soon grew into a movement that builds schools in remote villages, brings clean water to drought‑hit communities and delivers sight‑restoring cataract surgeries across the globe.
Rotarians have mobilised millions of volunteers to eradicate polio, leaving just a handful of cases worldwide. They champion youth leadership through scholarship and mentorship programmes, saving lives with blood‑donation drives and disaster‑relief teams, and even planting millions of trees to protect our planet.
