top of page
Search

World Rotary Day

Writer's picture: Charlie PellattCharlie Pellatt

 Sunday 23rd February 2025 – Rotary’s 120th birthday


Sunday 23rd February 2025
Sunday 23rd February 2025

As we celebrate 120 years of Rotary service on 23rd February, which is also celebrated as World Understanding and Peace Day, it is a perfect time to reflect on the remarkable achievements of our members and celebrate Rotary’s tireless commitment to peace and doing good in our local communities and all around the world.

 

Since being founded by Paul Harris in Chicago in 1905, members like you have left an enormous mark on the world. We’ve almost eradicated polio, we’ve trained peacebuilders, supported education for millions. Every single day our network of 1.4 million changemakers across the globe are transforming lives, bringing people together and making a difference in our communities.

 

To help you to celebrate Rotary's 120th birthday on social media and to help you to celebrate your own achievements through Rotary service we have put together a set of Rotary Day assets for you to use when sharing your news and stories on social media.

 

Below we’ve collated some great stories and events to mark the day. We’d love to hear how you’re marking Rotary Day, share a story on social media or email your stories to us.

 

This month marks three years since the escalation of the war in Ukraine. This month’s edition of Rotary Digital features stories of hope and strength from those directly involved in Rotary service in Ukraine. Below are a couple of examples of the stories we have shared:


Ukraine Friendship Boxes

 Rotary's Friendship Boxes are bringing immense joy and a sense of normalcy and care to children in Ukraine, amidst the chaos of conflict.

 

Discover how the power of compassion and collaboration is making a meaningful impact on the lives of children affected by conflict in Ukraine 🤝🎁 

 

See how your involvement really does make a difference.

  

Ukrainians make an impact in UK

 Now settled in the UK, when Ukrainian mother, Nadia Tikhonova felt ready to give something back and to help others, she, and fellow Rutland Rotarians, set up the Ukrainian Rotary Impact Club of Rutland last year. Full story below :



 
 
 
bottom of page