September is Rotary’s Basic Education and Literacy Month, and it gives us an opportunity to think about something we sometimes take for granted: the extraordinary power of being able to read, learn, understand,
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September is Rotary’s Basic Education and Literacy Month, and it gives us an opportunity to think about something we sometimes take for granted: the extraordinary power of being able to read, learn, understand,
Across District 5030, clubs have projects ready to make a difference. Now they’re inviting fellow Rotarians to join them. One of the great strengths of Rotary is that a good idea in one club
In the midst of war, some wounds are immediately visible. Others change lives forever. Since the invasion of Ukraine, tens of thousands of civilians and veterans have suffered traumatic eye injuries caused by
Dear District 5030 Rotarians,July marks the beginning of a new Rotary year, and with it comes a timely reminder of one of Rotary’s most meaningful areas of focus: Maternal and Child Health.At its
Perfect Storm Forces Bloodworks Northwest to Declare “Code Red” Regional Blood Supply at Emergency Levels as Summer Donations Decline and Major Events Strain Already Limited Supply During 100 Deadliest Days Western Washington &
Every Rotary Club Has a Story Worth Telling.Who's Hearing Yours?Across District 5030, Rotarians are making a difference every day. We're feeding families, mentoring youth, protecting the environment, supporting seniors and veterans, building partnerships,
June is Rotary Fellowships Month, a time to celebrate the unique ways Rotarians connect through shared interests, professions, passions, and purpose. While many fellowships are centered around hobbies, recreation, or special interests, one
May is Youth Service Month in Rotary — a time to recognize that some of the most important work we do is not simply for today, but for the generations that follow us.Across
February is Rotary’s Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention Month, a time to reflect on Rotary’s long-standing commitment to creating a more peaceful world — not just through global initiatives, but through everyday local actions across
Story By Chris NakeaVice Chair & Public Image Officer,Alzheimer’s/Dementia Rotary Action Group (ADRAG) It began on a quiet afternoon in May 2011 on Martha’s Vineyard, an islandlocated just south of Cape Cod in the state