- Creating a new generation of peacemakers in UgandaFoundation grant project to train high school teachers and students in war-ravaged region. […]
- Hiroshima peace forum notes that peace begins with youRI President Tanaka visits Hiroshima Memorial Park, lays a wreath in memory of victims of the atomic bomb. […]
- Former Rotary Youth Exchange student designs a backpack bed for the homelessMelbourne-based nonprofit has distributed more than 3,000 portable sleeping units to charities and shelters throughout Australia. […]
- Litter-buster keeps her city cleanRhode Island Rotarians recruited friends and family members to pick up trash during month-long campaign. […]
- Register for the RI Convention in Lisbon, Europe’s friendliest cityLisbon has scored a number of honors from travel sights and publications including friendliest city and best value for the money. […]
- Rotary in photos: Uniting leaders, exchanging ideas, taking actionA photo gallery of Rotarians and friends of Rotary building friendships, sharing ideas, and taking action to change communities. […]
- Rotarians take part in Immunization Days in Côte d’lvoireThousands of volunteers mobilize public support and vaccinate millions of children against polio. […]
- Council approves dues increase, unlimited e-clubsRepresentatives support a number of measures designed to strengthen Rotary and increase membership. […]
- Rotary receives top honors for Future VisionAward recognizes Rotary Foundation's new grant model for its innovative approach to funding. […]
- Global Vaccine Summit yields US$4 billion in funding commitments to polio endgame planRotarians’ advocacy with governments key to increased funding of the fight to eradicate polio. […]
2011 ended on a high when Santa came to a 3 day collection at Cannock Asda store attended also by Rotary Club Members. Thanks to the generosity of Cannock shoppers at the ASDA store, a huge £1580 has been raised. The sum will benefit Charity’s and causes over the next few months. Santa was very pleased to see so many well behaved Cannock children.
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