The photo above is from a project in Pakistan spearheaded by our very own Najeeb Syed who has provided countless hours and financial resources to bring positive change to that part of the world. This is just one of the many projects that our club has been involved on an international level. Our diverse Rotary club members have taken part and led Rotary projects in India, Kenya, Jamaica, Guatemala, Mexico and many, many other countries. We are part of an internationally community made up of over1.4 Million members bringing positive change in the world.
Below you will find stories from your fellow club members as well as some from Rotary International about how we are accomplishing this.
Our next in person meeting will be on Tuesday September 6th at Noon (Cats Caboose). Our guest will be Captain Jason Page, who has conducted many trips to war thorn Ukraine in an effort to provide emergency ambulances to those that need it most. He will also be talking to us about a potential project that our club can be part of.
We are great organization of doers and people of action. I'm proud to say that our club has a reputation of leading great projects like creating water wells in Pakistan as well as creating a trust to provide Ready to Use Therapeutic/Supplementary Food (RUTF & RUSF) to the millions of Pakistani Children suffering from malnutrition and stunted growth.
Find out more about it here:
http://tfmasg.com
With all the disasters happening all over, the world does indeed need more Rotarians. Do you know anyone that will make a great Rotarian? If so, please ask them to attend a meeting.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Yours in Rotary,
Julio Batres-Gavidia
Club President - 2022-2023
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