The discussion focused on polio eradication efforts, with Norm providing insights on post-polio syndrome cases and Rob sharing recognition from Rotary International for district contributions. The majority of the meeting was dedicated to John's presentation of various district service projects, including youth accommodation initiatives, domestic violence support programs, and community support initiatives, with emphasis on collaboration with local organizations and upcoming events.
This meeting featured two guests: our outbound Youth Exchange participant Carmel and online Rotary Community Group leader Amanda Barnes.
by PDG Ian Tooke, District 9705 Centurion Program Co-Ordinator
As we move into November each year our Rotary Clubs are asked to consider how we support the Rotary Foundation, and how it can support us in the work our clubs do in our communities across the globe. There are many ways of making a donation to the ongoing work of the Rotary Foundation, but one of the simplest is to contribute through our D9705 Centurion Program.
We have many Rotarians who donate once a year as a personal gift to the Foundation through this program using the Individual Centurion Donation Form, and I would commend it for promotion in your club during November particularly. In some of our clubs members contribute weekly, monthly or yearly through their Club Treasurer who forwards the total amount using our bulk Multi Donor Form.
A copy of each of these forms can be downloaded from the D9705 Clubrunner Homepage.
Please consider your personal and club support for our Rotary Foundation. Making a difference with your donation is easy. Set it up as a regular debit on a date that you can readily remember.
Thank you for your Rotary Service.
Due to the dispersed nature of our club, members are encouraged to join with other Rotary clubs for events and gatherings in September and October.
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