Devin Thorpe joined the Rotary Club of Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, eight months ago and was not sure what to think at first. “The image of a bunch of senior men — with a few younger women and a smattering of guys who still have hair that isn’t all gray — singing the national anthem and reciting the pledge of allegiance seemed a throwback to a time before I was even born,” Thorpe wrote in a piece for Forbes.
When he decided to reach out to the Rotary community to learn more, Thorpe discovered that clubs around the globe have undertaken projects that range from small gestures, like paying for a car repair for a needy family, to massive ones, like building a new community food bank at a cost of $1.5 million.
Read more examples of Rotary projects in the Forbes magazine article.
Learn about how Rotary clubs around the world are making a difference with their service projects.
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