Rotary News
Common Ground: Rotary Magazine 2021 Photo Awards. In a time of separation, our winning photographers used their cameras to make connections.
Julie Dockrill, recipient of Rotary’s People of Action: Champions of Health, led a team of midwives in training health care professionals as part of a comprehensive well-being program that’s saving mothers and babies.
Fellowship has created a global home for LGBT members and friends
“We Stop COVID” initiative draws on volunteers’ diverse skills to support vaccination campaign in Italy’s Verona region.
By building on a proven concept — such as efforts to stamp out malaria in Zambia — Rotary’s new multimillion-dollar Programs of Scale grants help make good better.
The Otto and Fran Walter Foundation has pledged $15.5 million to The Rotary Foundation to start a Rotary Peace Center in the Middle East or North Africa.
Through the years, Rotary has carried out thousands of projects to protect the environment.
Volunteers work to keep the community of Kingston, Ontario, healthy and safe.
Nonprofits Make Gains in Measuring Their
Kenya is home to the first Rotary club in East Africa — the Rotary Club of Nairobi, founded in 1930. More joined and made a tangible difference.
The logistics of shipping and storing vaccines.
Tips to have that talk
Rotary and the U.S. Government support Italy’s fight against COVID-19 US$5
Rotary gets the job done where others failed.
Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Interactors worked together in a nationwide project that promoted behavior change and initiated safety standards for businesses.
Facing the challenges of COVID-19, Rotary clubs and partner organizations are finding new ways to support access to education.
The $2 million grant goes toward Rotary club-led Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia program; an additional $4 million contributed by partners the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and World Vision USA.
Rotary-led Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia awarded US$6 million to reduce burden of malaria in heavily affected districtsLUSAKA, Zambia (March 9, 2021) — To help end a leading cause of illness and death in the southern
Flowers discusses the inadequate management of wastewater in rural communities, bridging partisan divides, the ways those two topics intersect — and how Rotarians can be part of the solution
The Supurunda Water Supply Project in Papua New Guinea has been a successful example of how Rotary is advancing peace and providing clean water and sanitation.
