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Clubs team up with Buy-A-Net to stop malaria deaths in Uganda.

Bill Gates writes about his June trip on his blog.

Excerpt from a 1916 article in The Rotarian.

Rotarians for Fighting AIDS, Family Health International to partner in helping vulnerable children

Award-winning journalist tells how her small Mississippi town bounced back after the hurricane

Simple idea grows into gathering of governors from multiple states.

Strategy builds on 99 percent drop in Nigeria’s cases, but faces funding shortfall.

Three days of reunions will feature a variety of events for alumni and Rotarians.

About 50,000 people in a remote area of India receive care over seven days

Three-year pilot will test The Rotary Foundation's streamlined grant structure.

What are some innovative ideas you could present to your club?

From Parton to Mortenson, Rotarians leave ready to make a difference

President-elect unveils his plans for the year as Rotarians get a sneak peek at New Orleans

A Rotarian since 1972, he thanks convention crowd for 'incredible opportunity'

Parton and Bob Mazzuca, head of Boy Scouts of America, highlight fourth plenary session

Jo Luck, president of Heifer International, also applauds Rotarian efforts

Rotarians urged to spread the news that ending polio is within reach

Three Cups of Tea book discussion explores how Rotarians can learn from best-selling author

Former peace fellow Marios Antoniou emphasizes education, social justice

Best-selling author says Rotary is good at empowering others to change the world

Find out what people had to say about what they like about the convention

RI president reflects on his year as Rotarians celebrate in Montréal

Amanda Crysler says Rotaractors are an inspiring bunch

One word, in any language, not enough to describe RYLA

Peter Kyle helped with reforms after the fall of the Soviet Union

Past president of Dubai Rotaract club encourages his peers to remain involved

Club project among seven recognized as outstanding during Rotaract Preconvention Meeting

Notes from the convention floor

A roundup of Council actions that take effect 1 July

Watch videos from the 2010 RI Convention in Montréal

View photos of speakers, plenary sessions, workshops, and more as Rotarians from around the world gather in Montréal, Canada, to celebrate another successful Rotary year.

Project aims to disrupt spread of dengue fever in Indonesia.

RI President John Kenny joins the celebration of new Ramallah club

District governors reach Mount Everest base camp in fundraiser for The Rotary Foundation.

RI President John Kenny says good friend was a 'confidant'

Gates Foundation cochair lends his support to Kick Polio Out of Africa campaign. See a video.

More than 60 clubs and districts demonstrate projects ranging from literacy to clean drinking water.

District governor-elect decorates her PT Cruiser with Rotary signage for road trip to Montréal.

Ideas to get your club or district started under Future Vision.

Project Eradication captures Australian town’s imagination.

Pilot district in Thailand will use block grant to fund books, computers, school supplies.

Several new members were inducted into the Arch C. Klumph Society in April.

Staff Benda Bilili receives acclaim as it lends its voice to the final push to Kick Polio Out of Africa.

How do you encourage friendship between members during the entire week?

Illinois teen who donated his entire allowance to End Polio Now throws out first pitch.

Donors inducted into the Arch C. Klumph Society in April.

Rotary network brings districts together to fund heart surgeries for 20 children.

Cargo container packed with medical, school supplies.

Early correspondence of Paul P. Harris.

Legislators, under secretary of state receive Polio Eradication Champion Award.

More than 300 photos shared on Family of Rotary Flickr group.

Roxana Saberi talks about her imprisonment, human rights, and a new book.

Don’t miss out on the 2010 convention in Montréal, Québec, Canada

Board, Council approve measures to strengthen Interact program.

How do you get a critical member to work well with the rest of the club?

Past district governor passionate about eradicating polio, promoting education.

Veteran diplomat sees key role for Rotary in assisting international development.

Rotarians establish program to bring hundreds of kids to United States for free care.

Read about all the Council action, including a dues increase and a vote to make e-clubs permanent.

Measure gives North American subscribers option of electronic version.

Board given authority to change districts that fall below 33 clubs or 1,200 members.

Representatives reject dues to subsidize RI Convention.

See photos from the 2010 Council on Legislation in Chicago.

New Generations avenue expands commitment to Service Above Self.

Council endorses resource for rapid dispatch of short-term relief after disasters.

Find out what representatives had to say about the US$1 increase in per capita dues.

A roundup of action taken by the Council on Legislation on 27 April.

RI Board scales back size of request after favorable budget forecasts

Decision will allow two Rotary e-clubs per district.

Democratic process gets underway for representatives to 2010 Council.

UNICEF and the World Health Organization to conduct immediate immunization campaign in high-risk areas.

GSE yields long-term humanitarian benefits for India’s working poor.

Michigan Rotarian sets out to drive an old Chevy Metro from England to Mongolia.

French Rotarians give patients special attention and their caregivers time off.

Council affirms Rotary's commitment to eradicate the disease.

Delegates will determine fate of e-clubs, proposed dues increase.

Environmental projects give Rotary clubs exposure in the media, community.

Soccer ball receives rousing welcome in Nigeria, Benin on its 22-country journey through Africa.

Polio survivor and RI director become new inductees into the Arch C. Klumph Society.

LinkedIn members seek other Rotarians attending Montréal convention.

Video message congratulates Rotary for surpassing halfway point in US$200 Million Challenge.

Councils sometimes known for more than legislation.

Council action in 1989 a watershed moment in the history of Rotary.

Advisory body eventually became Rotary's official legislative arm.

Rotarians play a key role in the nation’s all-out effort to end the disease.

From melting bullets to repairing hearts, Korean clubs advance The Rotary Foundation's mission.

Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund has reached more than US$1.3 million.

Fundraiser motivates children in Georgia, USA, to help other children.

Soccer ball reaches final stop on its African journey.

How do you support a new club that has formed in a neighboring community?

Iron Chef competition raises money for projects, short-term Youth Exchange.

New tools, tactics, give Rotary and its partners best shot at finishing the job.

New promotional DVD highlights successful Interact projects.

Rotarians help lead the effort to give the disease the boot once and for all.

Devoted humanitarian considered every Rotarian a friend

Dolly Parton is excited about the 2010 Montréal convention. Find out why you should be too.

Rotarians in 13 districts are helping to eradicate parasite by providing clean water.

Rotary clubs celebrate World Water Day with water and sanitation projects .

Plays strong role in social mobilization for National Immunization Days.

Scholarship committee chairs share tips for finding the best candidates.

Exhibition games raise money for Canadian Rotary clubs, polio eradication.

Rotarian contributions to Annual Programs Fund make humanitarian projects possible.

Peter Kyle’s work on development projects has taken him to more than 80 countries.

Rotary coordinators prepare to help clubs meet the objectives of the RI Strategic Plan.

RI President Kenny visits Haiti to demonstrate the concern and support of Rotarians worldwide.

Canadian says Rotary experiences helped prepare him for demanding career.

Young Hong Kong club has a special place in its heart for serving youth.

Rotaractors encouraged to partner with their sponsor Rotary clubs to complete service project.

Tens of thousands left homeless after powerful quake, tsunami hit coastal towns.

Rotary Volunteer helps improve the quality of life for thousands.

Rotarians come to defense of Herbert J. Taylor's handiwork.

Attendance has been declining. What do you do to stoke interest in the club?

Volunteering at games has become a way of life for sports enthusiast.

Wrigley Building joins other landmarks lit with End Polio Now message.

From soccer balls to peace rallies, Rotarians find special ways to mark anniversary.

Canadian team climbs one of the world’s highest mountains to raise support for eradication.

Prominent buildings worldwide provide dramatic backdrop for message in celebration of Rotary's anniversary.

Members celebrate charter with $1,000 donation for polio eradication.

National music figure lends support as momentum builds toward ending the disease.

Six children with life-threatening illnesses attend Vancouver Winter Games. See a video and read more.

Behind the star-studded golden anniversary film

Rotarians discuss the advantages of wearing their pins on LinkedIn.

Georgia Rotarians attract new members while making homes accessible.

Read a roundtable with four Rotary Peace Fellows for World Understanding and Peace Day.

LinkedIn discussion focuses on encouraging use of DDF.

How do you convince a newer member to represent your club?

Major Donors support New Delhi effort to encourage participation in polio eradication.

Clubs and districts encouraged to share Rotary's story 23 February.

What is your club doing to celebrate Rotary's anniversary this month?

Free trial and discount available on two web conferencing tools.

World-famous circus, award-winning musical will be entertainment highlights of the 2010 RI Convention in Montréal

First responder Mark Pearson reports on emergency relief efforts.

Incoming governors prepare for new year of service.

Youth programs made them Rotarians for life.

Team from Houston helps victims after being stranded by earthquake

"It encompasses the spirit of Rotary in those four words"

Theme announcement breeds discussion, collaboration

District leaders discuss projects of tomorrow

'Rotary Leader' will have practical information geared to club and district officers

Critical new eradication tool to expand soon to other countries

Caribbean district leads massive effort for victims of earthquake

Foundation trustee chair-elect reminds Rotarians of their global commitments

Water, sanitation improvements expected to benefit millions in three countries

LeGate encourages future leaders to 'walk the last mile'

Building Communities -- Bridging Continents

Find out what participants had to say about the training sessions

Rotarian Helen Batting designs a simple rehydration spoon for children

Strategic planning is key to building a strong legacy

Alumni tell why the event is such a great place to reconnect.

Rotarians help the country achieve a strong turnaround

Coordinators will serve as important source of inspiration, information, for clubs and districts

Future Vision areas of focus highlighted

Wu tells incoming district governors the world is a better place because of Rotarians

Klinginsmith says those words reflect what Rotarians do best

See a gallery of photos from the 2010 International Assembly

Watch a video of the theme speech

Former scholar John Arrucci sees music as world's common thread

Peace fellow experience inspires Opira to cofound Great Lakes Center for Conflict Resolution

Rotary's first disaster relief effort

Speakers bureau puts a world of expertise at Rotarians' disposal

How do you invite prospective members to a club meeting?

Your contributions help advance world peace and alleviate human suffering

Foundation alumna helps coordinate tri-country grant project

See a gallery of our favorite images of 2009

Japanese alumni help create children’s libraries in tsunami-ravaged area

Projects support hospital damaged by the 2004 tsunami

The making of an annual tradition

RI surpasses halfway mark in US$200 Million Challenge

Rotary projects continue to contribute to long-term recovery in South Asia

Screening program leads to lifesaving surgery for hundreds

See photos from the fundraising event

South Carolina youth turn their lives around inside correctional center

Banerjee welcomes Hicksville South and Jericho Sunrise clubs

Don't miss the events in Montréal

Rotary's sixth-oldest club celebrates service, fellowship

Peace Corps volunteer turns to Rotary when her school needs help

Share your photos with us on RI's Flickr group

Organization of the Islamic Conference and U.S. government announce stronger collaboration to end polio

Violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman gets standing ovations in New York

Rotarians around the world offer their best tips

World AIDS Day gives Rotarians a chance to see what group is achieving through their generous support

How do you get more of your members to actively participate in service projects?

Don’t miss the Concert to End Polio on 2 December

Father of The Rotary Foundation was equally devoted to RI

Peace fellow casts spotlight on real consequences of war

Bloomfields among recent Arch C. Klumph Society inductees

Several couples welcomed into Arch C. Klumph Society during October ceremonies

Violin virtuoso will also perform 2 December in Concert to End Polio

Rotary equips peace fellows to seek their 'biggest dream'

Plan will be effective July 2010

Greater accountability, more funding, new tools highlight progress

From walking to climbing, Rotarians and friends rally to promote polio eradication

Houston, Leipzig Rotarians form deep relationships following fall of Berlin Wall

Rotary movement rapidly expanded into Eastern Europe

French project marks its fourth year with 17 November showing of A Christmas Carol

Program highlights importance of networking

Announcement of broader collaboration highlights Rotary-UN Day

Soehardi opened orphanage in West Timor for refugee children.

Foundation-funded projects play a prominent role in LinkedIn discussion

Matching Grants are making a difference

Does your club accommodate members' family commitments?

RI Director Frederick Hahn addresses a world of needs as he travels the globe

Operation Warm founder, a Rotarian, brings warmth to thousands

Polio survivor, former peace fellow pursues disarmament and demobilization in Central Africa

Former scholar helps people access treatment for HIV/AIDS, TB

Parton, Rotary are collaborating to promote early childhood reading

Team of 21 Rotarians from India builds bridges of friendship

Group takes the initiative in supporting Rotary club and district service efforts

Clubs find new tools useful for sharing info, reaching new members

Participation, advocacy, social mobilization provide key support

A list of famous people who survived polio

Survivors talk about the importance of ending the disease

Rotarians combine interests to pursue a polio-free world

Norwegian club uses humor to raise money for Rotary's challenge

Need is great as calamities displace millions

Watch a video on Rotary's efforts to eradicate polio

Two clubs worlds apart form long-term partnership

Mortenson the coauthor of bestseller Three Cups of Tea

Weekly music, talk show earns Canterbury club public exposure

Registration forms must be submitted by 23 October

UNICEF report credits health interventions such as vaccines, mosquito nets

New immunization sites help reach children otherwise missed

Rotarian's awareness of local resources helps get water project started

Members of same club spread their gifts throughout Foundation

Twenty years after the vote to admit women

How do you spread the news about all that your club does in the community?

First 3-H grant set the stage for Rotary's campaign to eradicate polio

Resource group urges Rotarians to reach out to youth program participants through technology

English, Swedish clubs discover the power of Facebook to make new friends

Last year's participants urge peers to join the fun in Montréal

Greater accountability, more funding, new tools highlight progress

New Generations Month, preconvention event boost Rotaract image

Four Rotary World Peace Fellows hope to get a million people thinking about peace

Clubs and districts can earn recognition by achieving the goals

Former Rotaractor believes youth will shape the Rotary of tomorrow

Violinist and polio survivor to perform in special benefit

Finalist in The Rotarian’s photo contest captures caring hands at work in India

Foundation alumni help people displaced by conflict, disaster move from chaos to calm

First wheelchair-only Group Study Exchange team rolls over stereotypes

Recipients get year of studies, chance to absorb Israeli culture

How will you determine who is next in line for a key club office?

Children help protect children against polio

Read and search past issues of The Rotarian using Google Books.

Membership development committee members share tips on retention

More than 5,700 clubs achieved a membership growth rate of 10 percent or better

Violinist joins the New York Philharmonic to help End Polio Now

Aid needed after flooding, mudslides ravage villages in southern Taiwan

Past district governor's story encourages Rotarians to make recruitment a priority

UN ambassador represents friend at Arch C. Klumph Society ceremony

A Rotarian since 1972, he would like to see Rotary blossom

Former district extension chair offers tips for club growth

Missouri Rotarian takes the lead on television reality show episode, airing 4 October.

District 6900 wastes no time in giving to the Annual Programs Fund

Past RI president shares advice on recruitment and retention

Rotary Fellowships enrich travel experiences

Rotary club banners have a colorful, checkered past

Start-up clubs help bridge age gap and attract young professionals

How will you encourage your club to go digital with more of its documents?

Experts share advice during Membership & Extension Month

Incoming Rotary World Peace Fellow collaborates on 14 Cows for America to benefit 9/11 victims

Words and wisdom from Rotary's founder

Multiyear effort by Ugandan, Belgian clubs seeks long-term economic stability for rural region

Clubs donate funds, time to mother and child facility in Tanzania

Graduate student volunteers in Uttar Pradesh to help eradicate polio

New membership slogan stresses recruitment, retention, and responsibility

New York Rotarian's efforts help reduce mother to child transmission of HIV in Dominican Republic

Kenny starts term with visit to the birthplace of Rotary

Former Rotary World Peace Fellow works to sustain life in South Sudan

Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, and Foundation alumni rally to end polio

India's immunization drive profoundly affects Rotarian vaccine adviser

The Canadian Rotarian's odyssey in pictures

Rotary clubs provide playground for underprivileged students

Clubs can earn Presidential Citation by showing The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands

What will you include on the club's new Web site?

Speakers encourage Rotarians to continue their fight to End Polio Now

Another successful year draws to a close

Visit the booths and see Rotary projects from around the world

His journey with Rotary began nearly 50 years ago

RI News sat down with Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned primatologist

Renowned scientist, humanitarian asks to unite networks to create change

Former scholar from Australia has helped nourish millions of children in developing countries

RI Convention Literacy video.

Watch the video from the RI Convention

PolioPlus program shows dedication to helping children

Watch a video from the plenary

Convention night out builds bridges

U.S. boy and Italian girl donate their own money to eradicate polio

The convention continues with appearances by Mia Farrow

Host-ticketed event offers a glimpse into old England

Watch a video shown at the second plenary session

Presidents' organization and enthusiasm help clubs succeed

Second plenary session focuses on strength through collaboration

Service project booths show off the good work of Rotary

The 100th RI Convention begins

RI President officially opens the House of Friendship

Former peace fellow helps a young country forge its future

What do you enjoy most about the convention?

UN secretary-general dedicates award to immunization workers killed in 2008 suicide bomb attack

At alumni celebration, former World Bank executive discusses global issues

At symposium, the media talk about their role in promoting peace

Peace-builders share their experiences with Foundation alumni

Club project among seven recognized as outstanding during Rotaract Preconvention Meeting

Former UN special adviser addresses peace symposium

Rotary's programs lay a strong foundation

Peace fellows and Youth Exchange officers celebrate

Peace fellows react to keynote speech

Symposium attendees encouraged by keynote speaker

Tutu believes a world without war is possible

Actress and goodwill ambassador discusses atrocities she has seen in Sudan

Ban Ki-moon praises Rotary's work and pledges continued collaboration

Read speeches from the 2009 RI Convention speakers

View photos of the celebration of a successful Rotary year

Watch as Rotarians celebrate 100 years of RI conventions

Rotary club helps Alaskan students communicate with Russian counterparts

The Rotary Club of Birmingham has a history of hospitality.

Be a part of Rotary's biggest event

Diversity key in selection

Rotary clubs spend day serving communities

Crutches 4 Africa distributes mobility devices to people in need

Bitone Center helps traumatized children explore their heritage and build self-esteem

Plenary session talent dazzles as East meets West

Medical procedure gives children hope for a normal life

Teams first from their countries to participate in immunization day in India

What do you do when members of your club lose their jobs?

Michigan club draws attention to plight of Ugandan children

Rotarians linked by common hobby, vocation enjoy Rotary Fellowships Month

Japanese club serves as inspiration to young professionals

Push is on to immunize children of displaced families

Learn about speakers and events

Pilot to test new Foundation grant structure

Postage stamps commemorate Rotary milestones

Couple inducted into Arch C. Klumph Society during London ceremony

North Dakota Rotarians elated after Saberi, accused of spying, freed

ShelterBox asks Rotarians to pitch a tent to help build awareness

CDC program reaches a milestone in working for a polio-free world

Book on studying abroad rates Rotary program as best

Surgery gives 13-year-old with cerebral palsy hope of walking

Mobile food pantry feeds hundreds weekly

California couple develops "Adopt a Village" model for clubs

Rotary World Peace Fellow hopes palaver hut only the first of many

Emergency grants fund immunization activities

How will you raise awareness and money for PolioPlus in your community?

Last day to submit applications is 15 May

New 100-point minimum to spur donations

Dream of a fully literate India motivates Chhapwales

Week of ceremonies for new members of the Arch C. Klumph Society

Le Rotarien annual scholarship program helps recipients produce short documentaries

Oregon youth forgoes birthday gifts to help make a difference

Clinton: We must stand up against evil

Rotarian serves as president of Illinois Holocaust museum

Marathon runners, wine aficionados, and quilters do their part for Rotary's challenge

Rotarians, Rotaractors take environment seriously as Earth Day approaches

See a gallery of covers from the regional magazines of the Rotary World Magazine Press featuring Bill Gates, cochair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Motorcyclist injured in accident finds plenty of help from Popayán Rotarians

Local Rotarians work with ShelterBox to set up camps

Rotarians, Project CURE send medical supplies to community in Mexico

TV stations help ensure immunization of children missed by health teams

A look back at the life and times of Rotary's founder

British district's weeklong event nets US$28,600, boosts awareness

Seven-month ride raises awareness of mental health

Canadian Rotarian completes pilgrimage in Spain to raise funds for PolioPlus

Active role in projects motivates new Arch C. Klumph Society inductees

U.S. public-sector giving tops $1.6 billion over 20 years

Rotary clubs use Alaskan sled dog race to raise awareness, funds for polio eradication

Rotarian aims to be first quadriplegic to cross Atlantic

Celebrate Magazine Month with this gallery of photos from The Rotarian.

Rotary's US$200 Million Challenge personal to polio survivor

Two of the world’s most influential humanitarians will be speaking at the 100th annual RI Convention this June

Strong support system makes trip to Chandigarh a success

Developing a strategic plan helps a club achieve its vision.

Rotary's early commitment to youth service

New club finds Rotary a good fit for community service work

Foundation coordinators urged to give peace studies program greater attention

Matching Grant supports solar-powered tanks, filters

Accountability seen as key to ending polio

Rotarians worldwide focus on clean water, sanitation all year long

Inaugural projects will focus on Ghana, the Philippines, and the Dominican Republic

Foundation's international service motivates latest Klumph Society inductees

Gates Foundation cochair delivers keynote address for club's centennial celebration

Group Study Exchange participant premieres her first documentary

Parton's Imagination Library provides books to children from birth until age five

New Amsterdam club reflects revised RI statement on diversity

London polio survivor's photographs tell story of eradication effort

Project will fund surgeries to help correct congenital heart irregularities

Hear a preview of the interview that will be featured in the May issue of The Rotarian magazine

Diversity, retention also highlighted at annual training event.

Officials endorse joint effort to stop cross-border transmission of the virus

What do you do to help prepare an inexperienced treasurer?

Rebuilding effort may take years following Australia's worst-ever bushfire

First club celebrates 104 years of fellowship

Event broadcasts organization's commitment to ending polio

Reach Out to Africa aims to develop service projects, increase membership

District governors-elect envision Rotary in 2019

Highlights of the 2009 International Assembly

First 50 alumni to register will receive a free copy of Rischard's book High Noon

Clubs partner to help two Kenyan villages

Rotary marks its 104th anniversary on 23 February

Arch C. Klumph Society induction ceremony pays tribute to Korea’s contribution to Rotary

New Hampshire club’s annual fundraiser nets more than $50,000 a year

Gates Foundation cochair helps launch Immunization Plus Days

RI director takes icy plunge to raise US$6,000

Hand-operated pump wells supply clean water for more than 350 household in northwestern Cambodia.

What is your club doing to celebrate Rotary's anniversary this month?

Reconstructive surgery restores use of eyelids, fingers, wrists.

Proceeds go toward ending polio

Two Rotary Youth Exchange students killed, five injured in Portland, Oregon, USA

Philanthropist Bill Gates praises Rotary's involvement in fight to eradicate polio

French, Madagascan, and U.S. Rotarians partner to provide septic tanks, clean water

Portuguese chemical engineer also served in parliament

Be part of the Foundation's new grant-making model

The Final Inch examines the challenges of eradicating polio.

International Assembly photo gallery

Read a wrap-up of the 2009 International Assembly

Individuals can make a difference

International Assembly photo gallery

Incoming New Zealand district governor is a third-generation Rotarian

Rotarians inspired and motivated

International Assembly photo gallery

Eradicating polio, implementing Future Vision remain top priorities

Special session boosts morale

The fight against polio intensifies

Commitments coincide with new grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Matching effort becomes 'Rotary's US$200 Million Challenge'

Plan will make The Rotary Foundation stronger, better able to face the future

International Assembly photo gallery

See what happened at this leadership training event

International Assembly photo gallery

The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands

Lee challenges clubs to pursue diversity

Kenny urges Rotarians to continue efforts on water, health and hunger, literacy

Theme for the 2009-10 Rotary year stresses importance of individual clubs

“Everything begins and ends with our clubs,” says RI President-elect John Kenny. See his 19 January International Assembly speech and watch as he unveils the 2009-10 RI theme. Learn why The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands.

Mexican physician, philanthropist a pioneer in campaign againt polio

Time, location designed to appeal to younger members.

How will you keep weekly programs for the coming year interesting?

Seventy volunteers spend week in Nairobi treating more than 10,000.

Six Rotary clubs in as many countries are bringing hope to the people there.

Follow the polio vaccine from factory to immunization booth.

The brilliant history of Rotary's flagship magazine.

Portion of proceeds benefit PolioPlus.

Norwegian also served as Rotary Foundation trustee.

Interested districts must apply for the pilot online through Member Access.

Students distribute backpacks in honor of club member killed in accident.

Eventful year includes US$100 Million Challenge, Make Dreams Real theme.

Troutt served on the Rotary International Board of Directors for 1979-81.

Previous initiatives with proven diabetes programs offer a head start.

How will you raise money for your club service project?

Kuranami served on the Rotary International Board of Directors for 1990-92.

Mentoring relationship helps Nicaraguan woman flourish, grow.

January's The Rotarian offers 'how to' tools for Rotarians.

Proceeds from online auction to support Rotary Centers for International Studies.

Individuals boost support for Rotary’s challenge.

Parting Shots 2008 photo gallery

Entries will tackle major global issues.

Virginia Rotarians take part in Fantasy Flight for children with life-threatening illnesses.

Major partnership seeks 50 percent reduction in new cases in Nairobi, Kenya.

Peace has always mattered to Rotary. It's a part of our mission. Working for peace, though, can be challenging. It takes courage to go where there is unrest.

Rotarians bring solar system to Alaska.

Held throughout the world, these yearly meetings combine Rotary business with fellowship.

Rotarians help give San Antonio's homeless more than just a place to live.

Hundreds pool efforts to raise US$643,000.

Bombay club loses home in Taj hotel

Spending time with Rotarians a highlight of their experience.

Doug Markell will be remembered for his generosity.

Forum urges Rotarians to exercise 'the power of one.'

Speakers encourage youth to get involved.

Humanitarian crises in four countries stretch operations to the limit.

How do you get a new club member to feel like part of your club’s family?

US$5,100 gift supplies new textbooks for students.

Thanks to Rotarian efforts, nets are now available to many.

Jonathan Majiyagbe speech on The Rotary Foundation

Internet archives include 20,000 pieces of Rotary history.

Taiwanese Rotarian and his wife honored at Rotary institute in Taipei.

Panels address water, literacy, health, and hunger.

Event raises awareness of diabetes, a growing health concern. World Diabetes Day is 14 November.

Specific policies fill in the outline of the plan.

Rotary's second club marks milestone.

Passion for eradicating polio a common bond.

Host family draws on support of Simi Sunrise club.

Interact clubs worldwide participate in service projects.

Service projects help Oklahoma teens, parents connect with community.

Cornerstone of Rotary even more important in shaky economy.

How do you get members involved in service projects?

Country's polio eradication drive a massive undertaking.

RI headquarters display a tribute to Rotarians' determination to eradicate polio.

Rotary Club of Monterrico rolls out ‘happiness caravan’ for seniors.

Public invited to 14 November ceremony.

Haunted adventure raises money for Rotary, local charities

Polio slideshow

Wisconsin Rotarian's project aims to bring fish back to Lake Delton.

Longtime Rotarian finds a way to give back through Salvation Army response team.

Thematic workshops becoming more popular across Rotary world.

Korean Rotarian makes good on promise.

French club brings essential technology to schoolchildren.

Young Rotarian completes 2,600 miles to raise funds for polio eradication.

Bob Solis raises US$280,000 by walking 700 miles across South Africa.

Peshawar club immunizes children in dangerous tribal area.

Project honors memory of California Rotarian.

Lee praises partnership in fight to end polio.

Rotarian Harry L. Ruggles introduces song to the world of Rotary

Rotarians have planted 220,000 trees in the Gobi.

Haunted adventure raises money for Rotary, local charities

How do you describe Rotary in less than the time it takes to ride in an elevator?

Rotarians pledge their commitment to reducing child mortality

Medical emergency leads to an outpouring of support.

Fairs in Ecuador, Cote d'Ivoire prove partnerships enhance projects.

Longtime radio and TV broadcaster committed his life to community.

Former Ambassadorial Scholar starts youth service program in Philippines

Rotarians provide safe harbor from the storm

Contribution makes it one of top five government donors

Past RI president surveys devastation, calls for more aid

Lee sets example for meeting his membership goals.

District 7020 appeals to Rotarians for help.

Republic of Kiribati gets its first Rotary club.

Computer literacy comes to Sonrise School

Three Rotary clubs join forces to raise over US$1.8 million.

District 6560’s Gift of Life program reaches milestone.

Your club is aging. How do you recruit younger members?

Special playground brings smiles to their faces.

Cycle to Walk founder hopes to raise close to US$1 million.

Rotarian Edgar F. Allen founded Easter Seals in 1921 with help from the Rotary Club of Elyria, Ohio, USA.

Former Virginia Tech dean known for tireless community service.

Past district governor of Germany initiated into emir's inner circle.

The Foundation awarded US$5.9 million to WHO and UNICEF for operational support in Pakistan.

Alabama Rotary club helps install stoves for rural village in Honduras

Argentine Rotaractor and wushu athlete takes trip of a lifetime.

Rotary clubs greet the adventurer along his way

More than 200 clubs combine to raise money for PolioPlus and benefit food bank

District 6450 pledges US$2.5 million to school for autism research.

RI offers many resources to help clubs attract and retain members.

A Rotarian for four decades, he believes Rotary's best days are ahead.

The Planned and Major Gifts Division of Rotary International advises members on how to maximize the impact of their gifts.

Chicago-area Rotarian never expected to be in a position to give.

BBC story

Clubs on both sides of the Atlantic help family of double amputee.

Two clubs use social activities to reach new and younger members.

How do you convince a Rotarian who is facing time pressure to remain a member?

Rotarians give a teenager battling cancer the New York City vacation of her dreams.

Rotary's official mottoes trace back to the early days of the organization.

Rotary Foundation explores opportunities for further relationship.

Dedicated volunteers immunize thousands of children in Karachi.

Rotary International offers many resources to help club officers understand their roles and responsibilities.

Yar'Adua reaffirms support of polio eradication upon receiving Rotary award

Matching Grant helps Mongolian children receive heart surgery in Korea. See the video.

Daytona Beach clubs team up to provide clean drinking water for Kabakaburi, Guyana.

Three-year pilot certificate program integrated with longer master's degree option.

Support from Cedar Rapids club members gives flood victims strength

The Rotary Club of Greenbelt, Maryland, USA, donates a semitrailer full of relief supplies, as volunteers from the seven Metro Cedar Rapids Rotary clubs roll up their sleeves to unload and distribute donations to victims of the June flood.

Community devastated by floodwaters will take a long time to rebuild.

Rotarians band together to help firefighters battling the blaze.

Blankets, donations pour in from Rotarians as athletic center serves as shelter.

As smoke from wildfires continue to pose a health concern, clubs in Northern California, USA, become 'smokefighters.'

The G8 nations agree to maintain momentum toward polio eradication at the July summit.

Rotary clubs pool forces to help impoverished community off coast of Haiti.

Journalist credits Rotary with helping her pursue her U.S. goals.

Rotarian Carole Kralicek gave up an inheritance so her late husband’s trust would donate more to charity

Whether you're a new or returning committee member, here are some helpful resources.

Relay-style walk draws new members.

Bill Chiang wants to become a conduit for rebuilding projects.

RI President Dong Kurn Lee has developed a new membership recognition program.

Welcome to Rotary International's problem-solving forum.

Caribbean area Rotarians raise more than US$30,000 for emergency food supplies.

Canadian Rotary club helps group plan, promote Trek for Teens

Lee starts term with speech at first Rotary club.

Learn more about the goals for the new Rotary year

Diversity and community involvement highlights first club in China.

Rotary club in Canada raised more than US$7,000 during a scrap metal drive in April.

In the past three years, India has moved from ninth to fourth in per country total giving.

Rotary clubs in Pakistan and Pennsylvania, USA, use matching grant to help Afghan village.

Foundation Trustee Carolyn Jones accepts Open World award on behalf of Rotary.

Floods have caused billions of dollars in damage and forced the evacuation of nearly 40,000 Iowans.

Rotary couple has passion for service.

Photo Contest 2007-08 winner

There are simple ways to reduce infant and child mortality and improve maternal health.

Rotary’s goals seemed to become more attainable after the 2008 RI Convention drew to a close.

Kenny will be the first Rotarian from Scotland to be president of Rotary International.

Literacy, health, and the future of Rotary were the highlights of the fourth plenary session of the RI Convention.

Watch how ShelterBox makes a difference

Henry Tseng, who will be 101 in July, attended the 2008 RI Convention.

Exactly 242,624 books were collected

Convention photo gallery, 18 June 2008

Convention photo gallery, 19 June 2008

The House of Friendship showcases projects from around the world.

The drive to eradicate polio will have the full operational power of the World Health Organization behind it.

View the video of the 2008 RI Convention polio press conference

The first Rotarian from Afghanistan attends an RI Convention.

View videos from the 2008 RI Convention in Los Angeles.

Convention photo gallery, 17 June 2008

Participants learn to understand and anticipate cultural differences.

Rotarians experienced a blast from the past at the second plenary session of the RI Convention as speakers highlighted Rotary’s rich history.

Convention registrants from more than 140 countries participated

Read what Rotarians have to say about the 2008 RI Convention.

Convention 2008 photo gallery

Every day 5,000 people die because they lack access to safe water. Those deaths are absolutely avoidable.

View a speech by Rotaractor Megan Cotugno.

Rotary International President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson speaks about the theme of his presidential year.

Rotarians share their excitement

See what's happening at the 2008 RI Convention.

View a video of the House of Friendship opening.

Innovative and successful Rotaract projects honored at the RI Convention.

Read about the opening of the RI Convention.

Clubs have raised more than $30,000 for aid and rebuilding projects.

The Board agrees to initiate the three-year pilot in July 2010.

When Rotarians arrive in Los Angeles for the RI Convention, they’ll be stepping into a vibrant downtown.

When Margaret Curtis began looking for an opportunity to teach English as a second language overseas, she turned to Rotary.

Photo gallery of Rotary fellowships

The International Fellowship of Rotarian Musicians is bringing the music back to Grenada.

Scholar's Pakistan-based company manufactures vitally needed vaccine carriers.

Approximately 6,000 Rotarians and guests attended the annual gathering in 1922.

District 6360 (Michigan, USA) fitness program aims to help participants develop lifelong exercise habits.

View a photo gallery of response team members on the ground in Myanmar.

Beijing club members contributed more than US$1,000 to relief efforts.

The Rotary Foundation’s Future Vision Plan will change the way the Foundation focuses and distributes its resources.

Rotary's US$100 Million Challenge receives $50,000 boost from Elgin Rotarians.

Six South Carolina Rotary clubs help raise funds to convert a locker room into a literacy center.

Don't forget to bring a book or several books to the 2008 RI Convention in Los Angeles, USA.

Rotary International offers resources that give useful ways to help build and improve your club.

On his 70th birthday, Bruno Steinhoff demonstrates his dedication to children in South Africa.

ShelterBox was among the first charities to reach cyclone victims.

Rajashree Birla continues the family legacy of giving back to society.

Rajashree Birla, one of seven new members of the Arch C. Klumph Society, speaks during her induction ceremony.

Watch a short video to the survival documentary, "People Like You."

Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland

The 2007-08 Rotary peace train makes its last stop in the border city of Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Regional magazine in India, Rotary News/Rotary Samachar, highlights international effort.

If organizers reach their goal, more than US$50,000 will go toward polio eradication.

Delegates observed health fairs; shared ideas with U.S. business and political leaders.

The Rotary Club of JFK International Airport raises thousands of dollars through a 5-kilometer race on the tarmac.

Earth Day is 22 April. Share your club's environmental projects.

Joseph Hongo envisions “a new world order."

The thematic work depicts the many facets of Rotary’s humanitarian service.

Australian Rotarians donate funds for early-childhood educational programs.

If current trends continue, India’s most populous state will no longer qualify as the 'poliovirus capital of the world.'

Michigan Rotarians help bridge gap between U.S. soldiers and Iraqi children.

The new 30,000 square-foot recreation center doubles as an emergency shelter.

The project provides residents of Cairo, Egypt, with vocational training and other educational opportunities.

This month in Rotary, first non-english speaking Rotary club in Havana, Cuba.

April is Magazine Month, a time to celebrate the global network of Rotary’s official magazines.

Innovative approaches tailored to conflict areas were pivotal in conquering polio in Somalia.

Rotary clubs in three countries increase their support for projects that help orphaned children.

Rotarians, including Past District Governor Stephen Brown, helped immunize about 6.9 million children in March.

The Rancho Bernardo neighborhood in San Diego was hit hard by the disaster, with 261 homes burned to the ground.

Rotarian Carolyn Crowley Meub gives tips on how to plan a clean water project.

While the United Nations designates 22 March as World Water Day, Rotarians worldwide are focused on the issue throughout the year.

From inspiration to dedication, Rotarian Razia Jan travels home to build a school.

Rotaract Life Skills Event

Nine countries and two World Health Organization regions receive first distribution.

Nairobi club honors three for promoting peace and helping others during postelection violence.

Rotary and the UN develop a new, specialized speakers bureau.

During World Rotaract Week, 10-16 March, Rotaractors and their Rotarian sponsors can conduct joint activities.

Australian Rotaractors will travel to India and Mongolia in July to help needy people build new homes.

California club helps beautify the 57-mile long San Dieguito River Park.

The name Rotaract (Rotary in Action) was selected to show the program's close affiliation with both Rotary and Interact clubs.

John Corcoran works to end illiteracy in North America, a learning disability he suffered from most of his life.

Major Donor Virgilio and Nina Pina are the first Brazilian members of the Arch C. Klumph Society.

Rotarian Myung-bak Lee won a landslide victory to become the country’s 17th president.

Increasing membership, especially among younger generations, was the focus of the RRIMC Training Seminar.

Since RI’s beginning, Rotarians everywhere have celebrated Rotary’s anniversary on 23 February, also known as World Understanding and Peace Day.

According to United Nations estimates, some 2,000 people are killed or maimed by land mine explosions each month.

New York Rotarians, dubbed the “Polar Bears,” plunged into the frigid waters to raise $25,000 in support of Rotary’s challenge.

The four Avenues of Service just grew by one for the Rotary Club of Dublin, Texas, USA, which can add extraterrestrial to the list.

The new facility is the only ICU for children with cancer in southern Vietnam.

Highlights of Rotary's effort to match the Gates Foundation challenge grant.

Rotary International has received a US$3.5 million challenge grant from the Google Foundation

Scholars deliver computer software and books to the Aguada de Guerra school as part of Project Patagonia.

When Rotarians participate in a Rotary Friendship Exchange, they return with more than souvenirs.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon received an award from Rotary leaders during a visit to Chicago.

RI President-elect Dong Kurn Lee talks about some of his plans during his upcoming year in office.

Photo essay: Vocational Service Electrical Training in Betim, Brazil.

During the first Rotary club meeting Paul Harris, Gustavus Loehr, Hiram Shorey, and Silvester Schiele met to talk about their personal experiences. Harris then unfolded his general plan for their club meetings.

Rotarian Al Jubitz pledges US$300,000 to fund five Rotary World Peace Fellowships.

A Rotarian literacy initiative has helped thousands of Brazilian children read and write.

Harshad Mehta pledges to donate the money over the next three years.

Heartbeat International provided nearly 9,000 heart devices for low-income individuals.

See what district governors-elect and other attendees were doing at the assembly.

PR can help with finding and keeping members.

More than 650 people were killed, and more than 250,000 are displaced.

View a gallery of photos from 18 January 2008.

Read the International Assembly wrap-up.

A Rotarian's fight against poverty

To physician and polio survivor Urs Herzog, polio is personal.

View a gallery of photos from January 17, 2008.

As the International Assembly, we asked incoming district governors to share their thoughts on the challenges given to them.

Rotary’s leaders will impact the future success of The Rotary Foundation.

View a gallery of photos from January 17, 2008.

Foundation Trustee Chair Robert S. Scott tells the future district leaders that Rotary must make PolioPlus fundraising a priority.

International Assembly photo gallery from January 16, 2008.

Foundation Trustee Chair Robert S. Scott discusses the 2007-08 Foundation goals.

Strong clubs are needed for Rotary's future.

Watch as Dong Kurn Lee announces the 2008-09 RI theme.

We asked district governors-elect, “What does the 2008-09 RI theme, Make Dreams Real, mean to you and your district?”

Districts asked to help Make Dreams Real.

Guided by Lee's emphases, Rotarians can help prevent needless deaths of children.

The theme for the 2008-09 Rotary year reminds Rotarians about the importance of keeping children healthy.

International Assembly photo gallery from January 15, 2008.

The new Humanity in Motion emphasizes Rotarians' positive contributions.

Need gadgets or gizmos? Check out the 58th annual benefit auction sponsored by a Kentucky Rotary club.

Rotaractors use technology to improve sanitation and school conditions for communities in Nicaragua.

The Rotary Club of Røa donated funds to construct a maternity ward at the Diani Dispensary in Ukunda.

A California Rotary club paints and landscapes the home of someone in need.

Kingsley Holgate teams up with U.S. and South African Rotary clubs on a humanitarian mission.

North Korea opens its doors for help after the country was hit by heavy rains that left around 300,000 homeless.

Marie-Irène Richmond-Ahoua receives a high honor for her work in helping protect children against polio.

Ryan Hreljac, a 16-year-old Paul Harris Fellow, runs his own nonprofit organization to raise funds for water projects.

Three schools in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, are using instruments purchased with a Rotary Foundation Matching Grant sponsored by the Rotary clubs of Rio de Janeiro-Guanabara and Lohr Marktheidenfeld, Germany.

In the aftermath of Cyclone Sidr’s destruction in Bangladesh, Rotarians in District 3280 are seeking aid for victims.

Majla Custo: A Rotary Youth Exchange story

According to survey results, district trainers and governors believe the amount of training Rotary recommends is sufficient.

After 75 years, the Rotary Club of Garrettsville-Hiram faced a declining membership and dwindling enthusiasm.

To graduate from South Tahoe High School, students are required to master a new skill. So, Brittney Cummings talked her way onto a polio immunization trip.

Past RI Director Archimedes Theodoro, of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, died 5 December.

RI President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson has named eight Rotarians who will serve on the RI Board of Directors in 2009-10 and 2010-11.

When Zaheer "Zak" Ahmed returned to Pakistan after being diagnosed with polio, one of the first things he did was sign up for a National Immunization Day.

An interview with ShelterBox photographer Mark Pearson.

What would you do if you won US$30,000? For Marc Jacobson, the answer was easy: Give it back.

Nearly 40 Rotarians and other volunteers delivered school supplies to Cuba.

Rotarian musicians find a way to keep big-band tunes alive – and make money for The Rotary Foundation.

Rotarians in District 5150 (California) put Rotary on display.

The news that Rotary accepted a US$100 million challenge grant from the Gates Foundation continues to receive media attention.

Watch an interview with Ann Veneman of UNICEF, one of the partners of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.

Rotarians are encouraged to share the news of the grant with their local media.

Find out how your Rotary club can help work for clean water during a summit in Petion-Ville Haiti.

In the north of India, large numbers of polio survivors require surgery and rehabilitation. Follow the journey of Asif, a 12-year-old boy who contracted polio as an infant.

Thousands of people were left homeless after Tropical Storm Noel caused widespread flooding.

Deadline for submitting photos was 31 March.

The fair will be held 24-26 January in San José, Costa Rica, and feature as many as 300 projects.

Three couples were inducted into the Arch C. Klumph Society, which honors people who give at least US$250,000 to The Rotary Foundation.

The partnership will help with the global effort to eradicate polio.

RI has announced a partnership with the Gates Foundation that will inject US$200 million into the effort to eradicate polio.

At its October/November meeting, the RI Board agreed to establish a timeline for clubs to report their new members

Dr. Julie Gerberding recently thanked Rotarians for their tireless work to eradicate polio.

Read a message from Rotary leaders about RI's partnership with the Gates Foundation.

The Rotary Club of Des Plaines, Illinois, USA, puts its Rotary Foundation matching grant into motion teaching schoolchildren math and science in an unconventional way.

Club Trainer Jean Constant uses the Rotary Calendar to empower club members.

The Rotary Foundation has selected its fourth group of professionals to study peace-building and conflict resolution.

To ensure that the new models for developing and funding grants meet the Future Vision Plan objectives, a three-year pilot program that begins 1 July 2009 was approved.

Held annually, Rotary-UN day celebrated the organizations’ 62-year partnership.

Every November, Rotary International honors Interactors during World Interact Week.

Thousands of people in Uganda were left homeless after weeks of summer rain caused widespread flooding.

RI encourages Rotarians to avoid becoming victims by deleting any e-mail that appears suspicious.

More than 1,700 Public Relations Grants were awarded in 2006-07 to help clubs and districts promote their projects to the media and the general public.

Rotarians taking part in the immunization campaign recently enjoyed a boost of star power.

More than 700 biotech college students attend career seminar hosted by local Rotary club.

Nearly 1,000 Rotarians gathered recently for three Rotary Presidential Peace Forums.

Wildfires in California have displaced thousands of families, including Rotarians.

In her work providing artificial limbs to people in Iraq, Rotarian Linda Smythe has worked closely with Samir Sumaidaie, Iraq’s ambassador to the United States

RSS is a basic form of Web page that sends news headlines and other Web content to subscribers.

In the western highlands of Guatemala, residents can obtain water only by walking miles to fill buckets from sparse wells.

District governors from zones 11-14 will join RI directors for a Rotary institute in Italy, 7-11 November.

Rotarians who bring a book to the 2008 RI Convention in Los Angeles will help boost literacy.

President Wilkinson will accept the award on 25 October for clean water efforts.

More than 70 Rotarians from the U.S. and Canada are taking part in a nationwide campaign.

Rotarians and their guests are invited to attend Rotary Day at the UN on 3 November in New York.

Learn how several clubs are making sure children have access to nourishing meals through "PowerFlour."

Embark on a virtual tour of “Whatever Happened to Polio?” an exhibit of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History that chronicles the history of the disease and efforts to eradicate it.

Two billion children under the age of five have received the oral polio vaccine, sparing an estimated 5 million from a lifetime of paralysis and preventing 500,000 new cases each year.

View photos about Rotary Awareness Month.

Zone committees have nominated eight Rotarians from six countries to serve on the RI Board of Directors.

Jim and Mary Kay Patmos were inducted into the Arch C. Klumph Society on 1 October.

At its first meeting of 2007-08, the RI Board approved President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson’s choices for RI officers.

Rotary and its partners remain committed to reaching all children with the oral polio vaccine (OPV).

At the seven Share the Magic of Rotary Presidential Conferences, held in July and August, RI President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson called on Rotarians to recruit and retain new members.

Past RI Director and Treasurer Luther Ford, of Bloomington, Minnesota, USA, died on 8 October at the age of 96.

Classmates make amends through the Rotary Peace and Conflict Studies program.

In 1995, the Rotary Club of Parole (Annapolis), Maryland, USA, provided a South African Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar with books to help promote literacy in South Africa.

Several news organizations have reported cases of vaccine-derived polio in northern Nigeria.

RI President-elect Dong Kurn Lee visits children recovering from heart surgery funded by Rotarians.

A Rotary club-sponsored oasis in the middle of the troubled Praça Mauá neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is giving teenagers there a foothold into a promising future.

Cowley and four emergency management professionals from England traveled as a Group Study Exchange team to Chicago to learn how other cities prepare for and respond to crises.

Several Illinois Rotaract clubs are raising money to provide medical assistance for flood victims in North Korea.

Rotarians make history delivering the ShelterBox that marked 500,000 disaster victims aided by the nonprofit.

John Kenny of Scotland is the selection of the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International in 2009-10.

Advancing world understanding, goodwill, and peace is a part of Rotary’s mission, but to accomplish this in a world strewn with conflict takes commitment.

The third group of students studying peace and conflict resolution graduated from their intensive, three-month program.

Moral codes and ethics give us tools but also raise questions to be answered.

Rotarians take action after a powerful earthquake rocked Peru on 15 August.

Do you have questions about Foundation programs such as Ambassadorial Scholarships or Group Study Exchange?

On 24 July, Rotary International recognized Côte d'Ivoire President Laurent Gbagbo with its Polio Eradication Champion Award in honor of his commitment to eradicating polio worldwide.

Clubs team up with Buy-A-Net to stop malaria deaths in Uganda.

Bill Gates writes about his June trip on his blog.

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Simple idea grows into gathering of governors from multiple states

Strategy builds on 99 percent drop in Nigeria’s cases, but faces funding shortfall.

Three days of reunions will feature a variety of events, activities, and networking opportunities for alumni and Rotarians.

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Three-year pilot will test The Rotary Foundation's streamlined grant structure.

What are some innovative ideas you could present to your club?

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Manila Rotaractors bring relief to storm-weary city

Reporter's notebook

A roundup of Council actions that take effect 1 July

Watch videos of the 2010 RI Convention

Photos from the 2010 RI Convention

Project aims to disrupt spread of dengue fever in Indonesia.

Rotary charters Palestinian club

District governors reach Mount Everest base camp in fundraiser for The Rotary Foundation.

Aide to president, past director Anthony De St. Dalmas dies

Gates Foundation cochair lends his support to Kick Polio Out of Africa campaign.

A roundup of service projects with booths in the House of Friendship

District governor-elect decorates her PT Cruiser with Rotary signage for road trip to Montréal.

Ideas to get your club or district started under the Future Vision grant model.

Project Eradication captures Australian town’s imagination.

Pilot district in Thailand will use block grant to fund books, computers, school supplies.

Several new members were inducted into the Arch C. Klumph Society in April

Staff Benda Bilili receives acclaim as it lends its voice to the final push to Kick Polio Out of Africa.

How do you encourage friendship between members during the entire week?

Illinois teen who donated his entire allowance to End Polio Now throws out first pitch.

Donors inducted into the Arch C. Klumph Society in April.

Rotary network brings districts together to fund heart surgeries for 20 children.

Cargo container packed with medical, school supplies.

Early correspondence of Paul P. Harris.

Legislators, under secretary of state receive Polio Eradication Champion Award.

More than 300 photos shared on Family of Rotary Flickr group.

Roxana Saberi talks about her imprisonment, human rights, and a new book.

Don’t miss out on the 2010 convention in Montréal, Québec, Canada

Board, Council approve measures to strengthen Interact program.

How do you get a critical member to work well with the rest of the club?

Past district governor passionate about eradicating polio, promoting education.

Veteran diplomat sees key role for Rotary in assisting international development.

Illinois Rotarians establish program to bring hundreds of kids to United States for free care.

Read about all the Council action, including a dues increase and a vote to make e-clubs permanent.

Measure gives North American subscribers option of electronic version.

Board given authority to change districts that fall below 33 clubs or 1,200 members.

A roundup of action taken by the Council on 29 April.

See photos from the 2010 Council on Legislation in Chicago.

Fifth avenue of service story

Council endorses resource for rapid dispatch of short term relief following disasters.

Find out what representative had to say about the US$1 increase in the dues clubs pay to RI.

A roundup of action taken by the Council on 27 April.

RI Directors scale back size of request after favorable budget forecasts.

Story on council action on e-clubs

Roundup of actions by the council for 26 April

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GSE yields long-term humanitarian benefits for India’s working poor.

Michigan Rotarian sets out to drive an old Chevy Metro from England to Mongolia.

French Rotarians give patients special attention and their caregivers time off.

Council affirms Rotary's commitment to eradicate the disease.

Delegates will determine fate of e-clubs, proposed dues increase.

Environmental projects give Rotary clubs exposure in the media, community.

Soccer ball receives rousing welcome in Nigeria, Benin on its 22-country journey through Africa.

Polio survivor and RI director become new inductees into the Arch C. Klumph Society.

Rotarians use LinkedIn to identify other Rotarians attending Montréal convention.

Video message congratulates Rotary for surpassing halfway point in US$200 Million Challenge.

Councils sometimes known for more than legislation.

Council action in 1989 a watershed moment in the history of Rotary.

Advisory body eventually became Rotary's official legislative arm.

Rotarians play a key role in the nation’s all-out effort to end the disease.

From melting bullets to repairing hearts, Korean clubs advance The Rotary Foundation's mission.

Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund has reached more than US$1.3 million.

Fundraiser motivates children in Georgia, USA, to help other children.

Kick Polio out of Africa

How do you support a new club that has formed in a neighboring community?