Mário César Martins de Camargo, a member of the Rotary Club of Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil, has notified Rotary International that he will resign from the role of president-elect and will not serve as president. In a letter to RI President Stephanie A. Urchick on 8 June, he said that personal reasons and business obligations prompted his decision. In a later message, de Camargo indicated that he will continue to be an active Rotary member and to serve his community.
Congratulations to all the Rotary and Rotaract clubs who participated in the EPIC Award this year!
Your dedication to showcasing Rotary’s values and amplifying the impact we make in our communities is truly inspiring. Each club’s unique approach to public image has demonstrated outstanding creativity and passion, and we’re proud to celebrate your achievements!
Thank you for your hard work, commitment, and for helping to elevate Rotary’s presence. Together, we’re making a lasting difference in the world!
Let’s continue this momentum into the next Rotary year!
Your dedication to showcasing Rotary’s values and amplifying the impact we make in our communities is truly inspiring. Each club’s unique approach to public image has demonstrated outstanding creativity and passion, and we’re proud to celebrate your achievements!
Thank you for your hard work, commitment, and for helping to elevate Rotary’s presence. Together, we’re making a lasting difference in the world!
Let’s continue this momentum into the next Rotary year!
Dear Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, and most of all—dear young leaders of District 7020,
Today, as we step into the heart of May, Rotary’s Youth Service Month, I speak to you with emotion, pride, and a soul brimming with gratitude. I am Dominique Bazin, your District Governor, and I come to you not only as a leader, but as a witness—of the brilliance, resilience, and beauty of our youth.
Dear Rotarians,
It is with great excitement that we announce the winners of our final monthly challenge for the Rotary year 2024-2025! month of March 2025.
Each month, your projects have continued to inspire and uplift communities, and this final challenge was no exception.
District 7020: Championing Environmental Sustainability
I was happily surprised to see how clubs in District 7020 take environmental action seriously. Upon arriving in the British Virgin Islands, Assistant Governor Jennel woke me up the next morning at 6:00 AM for a beach cleanup—an activity filled with camaraderie where Rotarians, sons, daughters, and Rotaractors joined in. With the club of Tortola, Ihad the pleasure of visiting thriving mangroves that are lovingly maintained by the Rotarians of this club, a testament totheir dedication to preserving natural ecosystems. One especially memorable highlight was walking thru this a magical wooden walkway, a stunning place
It’s World Rotaract Week!
This week, we celebrate the unstoppable spirit of Rotaractors—young leaders who are taking action, creating change, and shaping the future of their communities and the world!
This week, we celebrate the unstoppable spirit of Rotaractors—young leaders who are taking action, creating change, and shaping the future of their communities and the world!
Happy International Women’s Day!
Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of women everywhere!
Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of women everywhere!
Fellow Rotarians and Friends of Rotary,
March is our time to shine a light on one of Rotary’s key Areas of Focus: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene. Here in District 7020, we’ve seen the transformational power of HANWASH (Haiti National Clean Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Strategy)—a visionary initiative ensuring every household in Haiti has sustainable access to safe water. But this vital mission doesn’t end in Haiti, as water scarcity still affects millions of people in over 25 countries worldwide. May we come together this month, as People of Action, to replicate the HANWASH model wherever it’s needed, so that water may become a universal source of health, education, and peace.
Epic Award Deadline Reminder!
Have you checked out the Rotary Brand Center resources and completed your Public Image courses in the Rotary Learning Center yet? January’s task focuses on integrating these elements into your club’s PI strategy—key for qualifying for the Presidential Citation!
Have you checked out the Rotary Brand Center resources and completed your Public Image courses in the Rotary Learning Center yet? January’s task focuses on integrating these elements into your club’s PI strategy—key for qualifying for the Presidential Citation!
On 23 February 1905, Paul Harris lit the spark that ignited a global movement rooted in service and friendship. What began as a small gathering has grown into a worldwide force for good, transforming communities and changing lives.
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“Peace begins with a smile.” – Mother Teresa
“Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to handle conflict by peaceful means.” – Ronald Reagan
Fellow Rotarians of District 7020: Ten Countries United by a Purpose for Peace
As we enter February, we find ourselves at a decisive moment. Our region, stretching across ten nations, has weathered countless storms—policy shifts that threaten our most vulnerable and natural disasters that upend communities. In these challenging times, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. Yet, as Rotarians, we stand firm in our conviction that even the smallest act of kindness can spark monumental change.
Rotarians & Rotaractors, it’s time to finalize and submit your club’s December task: share your valuable feedback on how the Zones 33/34 Public Image Team has supported your efforts to enhance your public image. Let’s keep showcasing our commitment to Service Above Self by helping us improve and continue amplifying Rotary’s impact in 2025!
