The Rotary Foundation is asking that Rotarians donate to the Foundation’s Disaster Response Fund. The Disaster Response Fund allows Clubs in the Ukraine and neighboring countries hosting refugees grants for projects and humanitarian aid. Plus, with Rotary’s watchdogs looking after the money, you will know that your donation is being used for helping the people who need it. You can read more about Rotary’s response HERE
Rotary International President-elect Jennifer Jones wants members to imagine the possibilities in the change they can make to transform the world.
Enroll in Rotary’s recurring giving program, Rotary Direct, which makes giving easy, fast, and secure. You can schedule a monthly, quarterly, or annual donation that empowers Rotarians to change lives in communities around the world.
Rotary International and Habitat for Humanity International announced the two organizations’ formal partnership (https://www.rotary.org/en/rotary-partners-habitat-humanity) in October 2017, as the two reputable humanitarian organizations’ values are very much aligned in serving our communities around the globe. A win-win for both organizations, the collaboration yields numerous benefits at the local level: Click Read More for Details
District 7475 Global Scholar 2LT Anthony Giachin has arrived at Cambridge University in England to study Chemical Engineering-Biotechnology. Anthony was welcomed at the airport by his host club members, the Baldock rotary club District 1260. Anthony sends us greetings and thanks for receiving the scholarship. He now look forwards to visiting rotary clubs in England and bringing back information to District 7475.
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Rotary District 7475 has declared the organization to be stigma-free as of March 24, 2021. The goal is to eliminate stigma associated with mental health and substance use disorders through education and creating awareness. Working within the mission of Rotary District 7475, Rotary seeks to create working relationships with its communities and counties it to help people overcome resistance to seeking help by eliminating the stigma that often makes people feel overwhelmed. To learn more about the Rotary Stigma-Free initiative, please contact District Community Connections Initiatives Chair Doug Cook at 7475 stigmafree@gmail.com
Rotary was founded in 1905. The first four Rotarians. From left: Gustavus Loehr, Silvester Schiele, Hiram E. Shorey, Paul P. Harris. Click Read More for additional details.Download the ClubRunner App form the Apple or Google store and have access to club, officer and contact information. Check out the video for full details.
