Esteemed Rotarians and friends,
Our new year has begun, and we are filled with excitement to introduce new initiatives that will make a significant difference in our communities. Every year, we are enthusiastic about pushing the boundaries of service, turning our dreams into reality, and showcasing the ‘Magic of Rotary.’
As we transition from one phase to another, we are constantly reminded of the profound joy that comes from selfless service to those less fortunate. Our role as Rotarians is not only to assist but also to inspire. We are a beacon of hope, encouraging those more fortunate to continue being our brothers and sisters keepers.
Rotary aims to create lasting change and restore hope to those severely affected by various challenges and conflicts. As Rotarians, we do amazing things to help change the way things are, and it's because we are determined to make do with what surrounds us. We will continue to keep our sights on pursuing good so that the true measure of Rotary’s humanitarian efforts is realized and appreciated.
When I think of our sub-theme, ‘members matter most,’ it should remind us of this noble organization and how we live united. Therefore, I encourage all of us to reflect on our actions and continue supporting the Rotary Foundation, Polio Plus, and many other beautiful projects. Your support is not just appreciated, it's vital. In the words of our District 7020 Governor Dominique Bazin, ‘Make our Rotary club lively and inspirational, providing valuable insight and strategies to enhance our club and communities.'
I encourage all Rotarians to bring fresh enthusiasm, energy, love, and respect to all our undertakings so that we can celebrate at the end by exclaiming, "Well done."
Our new year has begun, and we are filled with excitement to introduce new initiatives that will make a significant difference in our communities. Every year, we are enthusiastic about pushing the boundaries of service, turning our dreams into reality, and showcasing the ‘Magic of Rotary.’
As we transition from one phase to another, we are constantly reminded of the profound joy that comes from selfless service to those less fortunate. Our role as Rotarians is not only to assist but also to inspire. We are a beacon of hope, encouraging those more fortunate to continue being our brothers and sisters keepers.
Rotary aims to create lasting change and restore hope to those severely affected by various challenges and conflicts. As Rotarians, we do amazing things to help change the way things are, and it's because we are determined to make do with what surrounds us. We will continue to keep our sights on pursuing good so that the true measure of Rotary’s humanitarian efforts is realized and appreciated.
When I think of our sub-theme, ‘members matter most,’ it should remind us of this noble organization and how we live united. Therefore, I encourage all of us to reflect on our actions and continue supporting the Rotary Foundation, Polio Plus, and many other beautiful projects. Your support is not just appreciated, it's vital. In the words of our District 7020 Governor Dominique Bazin, ‘Make our Rotary club lively and inspirational, providing valuable insight and strategies to enhance our club and communities.'
I encourage all Rotarians to bring fresh enthusiasm, energy, love, and respect to all our undertakings so that we can celebrate at the end by exclaiming, "Well done."
Yours in Rotary Service
President Marlon Bodden (2024-2025)
