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It was a glittering night at the Annual Rotary Clubs of The Bahamas Foundation Gala, held this year at the  Rosewood hotel. Rotarians and guests came together to celebrate the heartbeat of Rotary, the Rotary Foundation and to laud outstanding Rotarians and community leaders.

The Annual Peter Christie Heart of Rotary Award has, since its original launch in 2016, become a coveted award, with a list of exceptional Rotarians taking it home. Each Rotary club nominates one of its members and the Nassau Club committee assesses and selects the final winner. That club then donates funds to the Foundation in the winner’s name. The selection is kept secret until presentation night.

This year was a very tough choice but the award went to a stellar Rotarian - Rotary Club of New Providence 1988 charter member and former Bahamasair pilot Captain Augustine ’Gus’ Roberts. Gus has been involved with several Rotary youth programmes, including sending Interactors to participate in Whitewater Seminars in Wisconsin and working with the Bahamas Model United Nations Committee’s annual high school debate (the winning school team goes to the UN to hear our Prime Minster address the assembled nations). His latest projects were during the COVID epidemic, when he ran the Vaccination Centres at both Gladstone Road and the Mall at Marathon.

To a cheering crowd, the award was presented to PP Gus, as he is affectionately known, by David Kirkaldy, District Governor of Rotary District 7020 (the northern Caribbean) and Nassau Club President Darren Bain. 
RCNP will be distributing thanksgiving dinner on Christie Park, Thursday, November 18th, 2023 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Come out and support.
Join us on Saturday, August 5th, 2023 for Beach Yoga and breakfast. Please RSVP for one or both events by July 31st 2023! by sending an email to rotaryclubnewprovidence@gmail.com.
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This coming Tuesday we will be celebrating the beginning of Membership and New Club Development Month. To begin our activities for this month, we will be hearing from PAG Karen Pinder. PAG Pinder will be sharing on the topic, The Exceptional Membership Experience.
This is a closed meeting to visitors. However, ALL members are encouraged to make an effort to be a part of this meeting as ideas and matters relevant to RCNP will be exchanged and discussed.
We will be celebrating in grand style at the Balmoral Club where the guards will be changed as President Elect Lathera Major and the incoming board will be formally appointed.
 
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Join us at our Annual Pub Crawl. Where we will be roasting our outgoing President "Daswell Cox" and toasting all his accomplishments.
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New Providence

The Magic of Rotary

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Balmoral Club
79 Sandford Drive
P.O. Box N-4070
Nassau, New Providence .
Bahamas
Presently we have two In person Club Meetings, one Fellowship Meeting and one Service Project a month
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PDG Felix Stubbs
Aug 22, 2023 7:00 PM
DG David Kirkaldy
Aug 15, 2023 7:00 PM
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