In the calm blue waters of Lamon Bay in Quezon Province, Philippines, lies a source of pride for local fishermen and a submerged salute to Rotary: an artificial reef in the shape of a Rotary wheel. The wheel has helped restore the local fishing industry, which was devastated by large-scale commercial fishing vessels that used dynamite, cyanide, and fine mesh nets from the late 1990s through the early 2000s.
back International activity focuses on Rotary's seven main causes - promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, saving mothers and children, promoting education, growing local economies and protecting the environment.
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moreChris Hack, President of our Club from 2022-2023. He receives the handover from outgoing President Charles Baroudi at the event in July 2022
moreWhat is Twickenham upon Thames Rotary (TuT Rotary)?
moreOur present focus is on the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. To donate to the Rotary disaster appeals please see the next page.
moreOur Youth and Vocational Committee works with many schools in the borough to provide various support projects and competitions
moreOur annual calendar always includes visits to houses and venues of interest, wonderful garden tours guided by our expert horticulturists, an international evening with food and theme accordingly, and a weekend international trip in a European City.
moreDue to Covid-19 restrictions, we have been meeting via Zoom therefore the current presentations have been facilitated using the Zoom service. We plan to return to face to face speakers and events in the very near future
moreRotary Conferences are held annually by RI, RIBI and by each District
moreFoundation is the charity of Rotary International
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