Each year on 24 October, Rotary joins with our partners, global health organizations, and public health advocates to mark World Polio Day. Rotary clubs have a critical role in World Polio Day by hosting events and activities to increase awareness about polio and raise funds toward eradicating it. To build on the success of last year, we need your help!Plan - If you haven’t started planning your World Polio Day event or action, now is the time! The Rotary Brand Center has a guide to help clubs plan successful events. Need help deciding what kind of event to have? Here are some ideas to explore with your club:
How to Get Involved
Here's the October edition of "The Bridge." Click here to open it online or here to download a pdf version.This is the third edition for this Rotary year. "The Bridge" is our vital channel to keep every member of our Rotary family informed about the latest news from the Rotary world, activities within our District's clubs, and updates from various committees in District 6330. We distribute it to all active Rotarians and share it on our District Facebook page and website.Please share this newsletter widely to ensure our entire Rotary family and friends stay well-connected and informed.
Rotary is committing US$500,000 to bolster the initiative, channeling these funds through a dedicated Polio Outbreak Response Fund. This contribution represents Rotary's sustained support to the World Health Organization in combating polio globally.
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