Distribution of Relief Supplies received from our District 7020.
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Making a Difference Every Day Our dress code is casual.
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Pelican Bay Restaurant
Pelican Bay Restaurant
Royal West Indies Resort
Grace Bay, Providenciales TKCA 1ZZ
Turks and Caicos Islands
Grace Bay, Providenciales TKCA 1ZZ
Turks and Caicos Islands
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Rotary honors UK Prime Minister Theresa May
Rotary recognizes UK Prime Minister Theresa May with polio champion
5 reasons to give to Rotary on Giving Tuesday 2018
5 reasons to give to Rotary on Giving
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Six reasons you should give to Rotary on Giving Tuesday
You can start the holiday season on a charitable note by donating on Giving Tuesday, 27 November.Why should Rotary be your charity of choice? Because our 1.2 million members see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our
Honoring ingenuity
Rotary honors six who are changing the
Clean up of Rotary Children's Park - Grace Bay, Providenciales.
Our Changeover Night (Installation night as called in some district clubs) was a lucky 7. A slots machine winning combination. How is that so?
First Ladies and the Presidents
(L-R) First Lady Sabrina II, President Karl, IPP Owen and First Lady Sabrina I
Secretary Elect Joy Mackenzie of Rotary Club of Providenciales will chaperone three students to attend the World Affairs Seminar in Wisconsin. The students of Turks and Caicos Institute for Professional Studies (TCIPS) Comprehensive High School are the winners of the National AIDs debate in Turks and Caicos Islands.
We want to thank al the people of kind hearts who joined The Children of the Andes Program and now are changing the life of a kid in Ecuador-Machachi
"I believe strongly about strenghthening and supporting the community which we live and work in. There are so many amazing opportunities to get involved with doing just that here in the Turks & Caicos – and my choice for the past 4 years has been to work with the AMAZING team at the Rotary Club of Providenciales.On a small island, every little bit helps, and the smallest of efforts has BIG and swift impact to many. One of my projects each year is the ‘dictionary project’ where we
purchase these really cool dictionaries each year from an organization called ‘The Dictionary Project‘ and distribute them across the country to Grade 3′s. Students really look forward to getting them, and they cherish them and hold on to them throughout many of their years.
This year’s project was a great success, the many smiles you see when handing them out makes all the effort worthwhile, and I’m already looking forward to start getting things organized for next year’s handouts. Get more information on the Rotary Club of Providenciales by visiting http://www.rotary.tc"
- Rotarian Val Kalliecharan
(Source: http://www.turksandcaicosreservations.tc/blog/val/rotary-dictionaries/)
VP Raymond Cushnie accepted the club banner for the Rotary Club of New York from Kaan Soyak, who is a co-chair of their International Service Division. Kaan was disappointed that he didn't arrange his itinerary to include our weekly meeting, but looks forward to correcting that on the next visit, perhaps as soon as May or June.
The children from the Preschool "Odd E. Hanssen" visit the Interactive Museum of Science in Quito, thanks to the support from a Norwegian sponsor.
Each year Rotarians with a local doctor visit the primary schools in Providenciales to provide eyeglasses for students.
