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Pictured, President Tom of the Rotary Club of Nelson, presented a ceremonial cheque for $1000 to the Nelson Electric Tramway Society to assist in making the Walt Laurie Memorial Museum more accessible. To Tom's immediate left is Walt's daughter Tina. To Tom's right is Tram VP Terry Thompson and on his far right is President Jim Robertson. The other folks (except for the dude in the car) are the tram's hardworking maintenance crew.

The Rotary Club of Nelson President Tom presented a cheque to Our Daily Bread administrator Anne-Marie Rasmussen. The funds were from both the Club and District 5080.






Flowers discusses the inadequate management of wastewater in rural communities, bridging partisan divides, the ways those two topics intersect — and how Rotarians can be part of the solution

The Supurunda Water Supply Project in Papua New Guinea has been a successful example of how Rotary is advancing peace and providing clean water and sanitation.

For the Rotary Club of Chiang Mai International, Thailand, virtual meetings were a lifeline.

Here’s how joining a Rotary club helped enhance Ashley Holmer’s work

In a challenging time, Rotary members and partners have shown drive in overcoming challenges.
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