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Worldwide Passport Club of Rotary: Advancing Service Through Virtual Engagement

Updated: Apr 2


Founded in March 2023, the Worldwide Passport Club of Rotary (WPCR), a virtual club, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 AM EST on Zoom. Its diverse members include Rotarians from Africa, the Bahamas, Belgium, Canada, the Dominican Republic, the U.S.A., and Spain, sharing global perspectives.

Commitment to Rotary’s Avenues of Service

WPCR is dedicated to all seven of Rotary International’s Avenues of Service.

1. Peace Building and Conflict Resolution

At the start of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, our Peace & Conflict Resolution Chair obtained a $25,000 Disaster Relief Global Grant (DRG). Subsequently, a second grant (DFR) of $23,000 was awarded.

2. Disease Prevention and Treatment

Provided support to RI’s Mental Health Initiative using a District Designated Fund (DDF) grant, assisting community pediatricians to refer patients for prompt treatment.

3. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene

Currently drafting a DDF grant request to fund Safe Water Organization in Malawi, aiming to build a well and provide nutrition support.

4. Maternal and Child Health

Supporting Nicklaus Children’s Hospital RI Mental Health initiative, recognizing the importance of child and maternal mental health.

5. Basic Education and Literacy

Secured a DDF grant for H.E.R. project in Milot, Haiti, supporting education and adult literacy. Sponsored RYLA students annually. Facilitated the chartering of an on-line Interact Club.

6. Community Economic Development

District 6990 awarded a Matching Grant to Haiti's H.E.R. Project, supporting career development, adult literacy, and community education.

7. Supporting the Environment

Recipient of the District 6990 Governor’s Achievement Award for environmental cleanup and tree planting.

Upholding the Rotarian Spirit

Members are committed to "Service Above Self" and engage in projects both globally and within our local communities. Guided by the 4 Way test, and United for Good we actively participate in Rotary Clubs, furthering RI through service and fellowship.

 
 
 

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