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January has been a very busy and inspiring month.
Julia and I have always enjoyed getting involved with the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) and the 2010 sessions were no exception. The students are inspiring young people and so grateful for their opportunity at NYSF.
This year something different was tried with the Rotary Receptions. Instead of a sit-down dinner, a reception style function was held for each session of NYSF. I think this was very successful as it gave everybody - Rotarians and students - a chance to more easily mingle and get to know each other. While the change might take a little getting used to, I strongly feel that it is the way to go.
Home hosting was again a wonderful experience and we enjoyed the company of a couple of students in our home.
Rotary turns 105 on 23 February 2010!
Make sure you arrange something special to celebrate this important event! It could be a special project or event in your local community to raise Rotary's profile.
Don't let the opportunity pass without celebrating!
Tax deductible gifts now available through the Australian Rotary Foundation to support humanitarian efforts in Haiti.
Rotary is supporting humanitarian efforts in Haiti.
The Rotary International theme for 2010-11 was announced today in San Diego, California.
Building Communities - Bridging Continents.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation challenge of raising US $200million over 3 years is a challenge that we must accept. The world wide eradication of polio is sooo close! By July 2009, we have already raised US$92million. We need to keep up our efforts to ensure we raise the money needed to finally eradicate polio.