Mercy Ships
Felixstowe Rotary Club is proud to support the "Mercy Ships" initiative through its donations to Rotary Foundation
$1.125 M grant to Mercy Ships
Rotary Great Britain and Ireland have approved a $1.125 million grant for “Mercy Ships” to fund a brand new, state of the art CT scanner, and other vital equipment onboard the “Global Mercy”, the largest purpose-built NGO hospital ship, which launches next year, providing healthcare services throughout West Africa. For details of this life-changing initiative see the RIBI website
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Protecting the Environment
more Rotary’s newest Area of Focus is preserving the planet and its resources. And in this context, we were particularly pleased to invite Ian Hawker, who leads on the topic for U3A, to talk to the club about Climate Change at our meeting on 13 July. DRAFT
Generators for Ukraine
more Thanks to all the supporters of Rudolph 2022, eight 5.5kW generators have been purchased and now delivered to fellow Rotarians in Lviv ready for distribution to the neediest cases. And thanks again to Scott Stones (2nd right) who made the delivery.
International Night 2022
more This year’s International Night, on 24 February at the Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club, was a great evening for all and a tremendous fundraiser. The £3,500 raised will provide new limbs for over 60 people in India and neighbouring countries.
International Night 2021
more International Night is always a major fundraising event in the club’s calendar. This year we raised over £2,000 for Global Sight Solutions.
International Humanitarian Work
more Rotary reaching out around the world with international support
Polio Eradication
more Rotary International is working with Bill Gates, along with other organisations in a public-private partnership, to eradicate polio worldwide. And now a major milestone has been achieved with the eradication of wild poliovirus in Africa.
International Night 2020
more This year’s International Night on Thursday 27 February raised money for “Send a Cow” to Africa and the Nourish Orphanage in Tanzania. It was a good evening in aid of a very worthy cause.
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Rotary in the wider world
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