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We had two back to back events over the weekend. It started on 9th December with the packing of gift bags for the “Goodie, Goodie, Goodie for Christmas” Project followed by our annual visit to the Gift of Home on Sunday 10th December,

Rotary Club of Singapore was in A Luoi District in Hue, Vietnam to witness the Global Grant project to provide safe water, latrines and water and sanitation hygiene (WASH) training.

Fellowship through Hybrid meeting in the year of 2020-2021 with Director Varun Gulati and all ISC members.

Organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore and the Association of Small & Medium Enterprises (ASME), the Entrepreneur of the Year Award searches for extraordinary Entrepreneurs with brilliant and sustainable business models.

This was a one-day community service event which brought together 100 needy seniors from the Eunos/MacPherson neighbourhoods and 227 Interactors from 14 different Interact Clubs in Singapore for a day of fun and meaningful interaction.

A two day Medical Mission to Dhulikhel Hospital, about 1 hour east of Kathmandu. Rotarians were conducting a health awareness camp for over 150 women and children patients including blood testing, oral education and sugar level testing. In addition, donations of used airlines blankets, oral kits and stationery were given to every participant at the camp.

PROJECT ‘AASHA’ (MEANS HOPE IN ENGLISH), NEPAL • A great annually run initiative to fight blindness in Nepal

The Club made history again on 12th April by hosting its first fellowship happy hour online. To keep our members continually engaged in Rotary, our rock star Director of Rotary Spirit Rajkumar organized the meeting that was surreally filled with lots of fun and ideas of how to spend time at home productively. The evening started with two toasts: first, to the professionals and essential staff on the Frontline; and second to everyone helping them and the world by staying at home. Special thanks to Rtn Suresh for sharing his secret recipe on how to make the best Negroni cocktail and everyone who joined in for the much needed bonding time. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers! #RotaryFellowship #RotaryClubofSingapore

The Installation of Mark Wang as the 84th President of the Rotary Club of Singapore and his board.

New BOH flyer look and flyer made for 2021

FootballPlus, as part of its focus on youth and young people, helps raise funds to build two- 7-a-side football pitches in Singapore.

Celebrating the Healthy Lifestyle, a walk was organised from Garden by the Bay East to Marina Barrage

Candid shots from Zoobilee 24th September 2017 organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore. Photographs courtesy of Muhammad Fatris

Forty Nine Interactors went on a 3 day, 2 night training course at the National Community Leadership Institute to equip the Interactors with the knowledge and skill to operate their respective clubs and service projects effectively and efficiently.

The Rotary Club of Singapore Community Service Committee joined in a blood donation drive at the Sindhu house today. Driven by our energetic and resilient Hon Sec Shamin Vaswani, the Club continued its endeavours to make a difference to those who need precious blood in this crisis. Many thanks to the Rotarians, prospective Rotarians, board members, friends and family who donated or encouraged others to donate today. We are so proud of you. #ServiceAboveSelf #RotaryClubofSingapore

Rotary Club of Singapore is partnering with local clubs in rural areas of India to set up Eye Hospitals for the correction of cataract blindness through intraocular lens surgery.

A selection of photos from the Entrepreneur of the Year Award 2017

Project to alleviate education barriers to the rights for many affected and deprived children who live in Malang, Indonesia in their early and developing years.

“Grey Can Still Play 2019”, organised by the Interact Coordinating Committee (ICC) was a one-day community service project which brought together seniors and Interactors for a day of fun and meaningful interaction.

Eye camp for persons with special needs at APSN on Saturday 21 April 2018

The Rotary Club of Singapore made history today as we not only looked but heard beyond ourselves! To commemorate World Hearing Day, more than 70 Rotarians and spouses (including online live on Zoom) experienced firsthand how it felt to be in an environment where one cannot hear clearly. Our Community Service Committee, in collaboration with the Canossian School, organised the unprecedented and unique ‘Dine in Silence’ event. During our weekly Club meeting, we could talk all we wanted (nobody did) but we could hardly hear (or be heard) because we were all wearing earplugs and mufflers with white noise streamed in the background! Audiologists Mr Aaron Quek and Ms Tang Ying Leng shared with us the struggles and challenges faced by a hearing-impaired person. Tonight was undoubtedly one of the most meaningful Rotary meetings ever!

Rotary is so much fun; we are even busier than before. On 13th April 2020, our International Service Committee, chaired by ISC Director Mamta Shahani, hosted an exciting fellowship Zoom meeting with the Rotary Club of Cauayan, our dear Sister Club. Organised by Foundation Director James Lee, the meeting was a great opportunity for us to catch up on each other's projects and well being. It was also heartwarming to hear from President Lani about how her Club is actively helping the situation in the Philippines. PP Dr Shahul also shared his ideas on a possible joint project. Indeed, #RotaryConnectstheWorld.

On June 24th 2017 the new board of the Rotary Club of Singapore were welcomed and installed for 2017/2018. Welcome Keith Harrison, this coming year's President!

The Rotary Club of Singapore had a meaningful and emotional weekend in Malang and Batu Indonesia. Rotarians from 7 Rotary clubs and their family and guests visited schools and orphanage and enjoyed great fellowship with each other over the last two days. Big thanks to HM Mohan Vaswani for hosting and PP Shahul Hameed for leading the mission. #rotaryconnectstheworld

An innovative idea for raising funds – ‘Books of Humour’ compiled by Rtn. Rewa Mirpuri. Each edition has 160 fun-packed pages with over 500 witty and hilarious jokes with the proceeds going to the Rotary Club of Singapore’s World Community Service Projects.

The Community Service Committee, under the stewardship of Siew Luen Chan, organized a Dine in the Dark evening @ the Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped tonite with almost 20 Rotarians, family and friends. A meaningful and very illuminating experience for all.

The 85th Board of the Rotary Club of Singapore reflected on its first 💯 days at its weekly Wednesday Club meeting. Exactly 💯 members and spouses, visiting Rotarians (from 9 Rotary Clubs worldwide) and special guests graced the unprecedented event. The evening ended with a celebration of heartwarming songs, music and dance. #RotaryClubofSingapore #RotaryConnectstheWorld #Happy100days

Kudos to our four dynamic Service Committee chairs Dr Chan, Stuart, Mamta and Ronald for keeping all our major projects, and our Rotary spirit, flying high even in these circumstances. Our eloquent guest speaker, Mr Shesh Venkatraman, reassured and encouraged us with his very timely thoughts on 'Surviving and Thriving in the Age of Corona' (the virus). Special thanks to VP/PN Mee Lee and Hon Sec Shamin for their extraordinary effort to make the evening possible. With all our Rotarians’ support and love, the meeting did not feel virtual at all! #RotaryClubofSingapore #RotaryConnectstheWorld #WeWillGetThroughThisTogether

Our Vocational Service Committee, partnering with Glyph a social enterprise working with youths from disadvantaged backgrounds, held its first of four Junior Engineers event. Organiser Rotarian Claus, VSC Director Stuart Pearce, and many of our Rotarians and family spent a productive Saturday afternoon learning about renewable energy in a fun way (through science kits).

The Vocational Service Committee of the Rotary Club of Singapore, chaired by Director Stuart Pearce, organized a vocational visit to the Patek Philippe Exhibition at MBS Singapore yesterday. More than 35 Rotarians, spouses and family members had the rare opportunity to get a backstage view of the art of watchmaking, meet the Artisans of handcrafted watchmaking and learn about this rare and valuable vocation. The afternoon ended, as usual, with effervescent fellowship. #RotaryClubofSingapore #RotaryConnectstheWorld #VocationalServiceCommittee #RotaryFellowship #FamilyofRotary

Football Plus - building leadership skills, through football, in underprivileged children, for a better future them and for the the whole of Singapore. Day 2 of Premier Skills Coach training Participants made up mainly of students from Republic Polytechnic who are students of Diploma in Sports programme. Also have a few participants from the public and 2 from a halfway house here

8th YSC Meeting cum Meet our Interactors and Teachers Advisors held on 22 February 2018 at the Metropolitan YMCA.

On June 22, the Rotary Club of Singapore proudly installed Tom Wolf as the 2024-2025 President, along with the new Board of Directors. This significant event marked the beginning of a promising year under Tom Wolf’s leadership.

An Award to recognize outstanding individuals who displays extraordinary commitment & passion towards his/her vocation and uses the vocation to give back to society!!

We handed over completed glasses with 70+ pairs on 10th September 2017 to Singapore Bethesda Cathedral Church, In-Charge Miss Christine. Completion of our eye screening project held on 19th August 2017 for 80 Seniors from low income families from Chai Chee area, with coordination of South East CDC.

The Rotary Club Community Service Committee, helmed by Director Dr Chan Siew Luen Chan, hosted 15 residents from the Society of the Aged Sick at the River Safari this morning. More than 25 Rotarians, Rotaractors, spouses and family made the outing so memorable for them.

Rotary Club of Singapore hosted 20 seniors from the South-East Community Development Council at the River Safari.

REBUILDING LIMBS AND LIVES – LAGOS, NIGERIA • A ‘Global Grant’ project jointly executed by RC Singapore and our partner club; RC Victoria Garden City, Lagos, providing artificial limbs

The Guizhou Ethnic Minority Vocational School Project, a joint effort of ISC &VSC, aims to help the school with modern practical training laboratory, learn more about the Miao people's unique culture and geography and also fellowship with Rotary China

A sponsored swim where 149 volunteers swam 3804 laps to raise money for 'End Polio Now' and 'Samaritans of Singapore (SOS)' campaigns.

A joint project between the Rotary Club of Singapore, the Rotary Club of Bali Denpasar and the Rotary Club of Bali Tirta Gangga to provide clean water to Gulinten Sub-Village, Bunutan Village, Bali.

On Saturday 18th January 2020, Rotarians, family and friends baked 3,888 cookies and tarts for the Association of Persons with Special Needs to help with their fundraising efforts. What a fun and fulfilling day! #RotaryClubofSingapore #CommunityService #VocationalService

131 Interactors from various Interact clubs in Singapore gathered with special guest MP Ms. Tin Pei Lin, and packed 50,000 meal packets for 'Food Bank' Singapore.

The Interact Coordinating Committee’s "CONVERSATIONS” 23 February 2019

On 23rd December 2017, the Rotary Club of Singapore organised a SweetGiving Christmas Party consisting of an 8 course chinese banquet at the Regent Hotel. Beneficiaries of the event include: Rotary Family Service Centre, Society for the Aged or Sick, St. Vincent Home, Aidha Ltd

Beneficiaries : Total 23 Wheelchair residents 11 from Bukit Gombak 12 Society for the Aged Sick Program  7:30am Gather at Bukit Gombak  8:00am Depart for Singapore Zoo  8:30am Flag off by Mayor Low Yen Ling  8:30am – 11:30am Program by BGE Interactors  11:30am Speech and Lucky Draw  12:00pm Depart from Singapore Zoo Taken care by 60 volunteers 11 RCS 15 Interactors 30 Volunteers from Corporate Sponsor 3 Satellite 2 Relatives of RCS members

The Rotary Club of Lagos Island in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Singapore, presented the first Mega Project, for rebuilding artificial limbs. The event was supported by the Ishk Tolaram Foundation, and this philanthropic organisation will be giving out the artificial limbs free of charge. This partnership ensures that these artificial limbs are made available to Nigerians who need them and they are given out free of charge. This exclusive charity event was held at the prestigious Pearl Garden in Victoria Island , Lagos.

Final CSC Meeting on 7th June 2018