Charter No.

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1980

Chartered 1980
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Rotary Club of Amman Philadelphia

2452

Rotary District 2452

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TRUSTEE CHAIR'S MESSAGE

ROTARY AT A GLANCE

DONG KURN (D.K.) LEE - TRUSTEE CHAIR 2013-14

Rotary brings together a global network of

volunteer leaders who dedicate their time and
talent to tackle the worlds most pressing
humanitarian challenges. Rotary connects 1.2
million members from more than 200 countries
and geographical areas. Their work impacts lives
at both the local and international levels, from
helping families in need in their own communities
to working toward a polio-free world.
Rotary also offers expanded service
opportunities including:
Interact: a service organization organized and
sponsored by Rotary clubs for young adults aged
12-18. There are more than 12,300 Interact clubs
in 133 countries.

MAY 2014
Rising to the challenge.
We have seen that when Rotarians are motivated,
they will rise to a challenge. Not long ago, we reached
the US$200 million milestone through Rotary's
Challenge for polio eradication, in response to grants
from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. We not
only met our goal but exceeded it, raising $228.7

Rotaract: groups organized by Rotary clubs to

promote leadership, professional development,
and service among young adults aged 18-30.
There are more than 8,000 Rotaract clubs in 167
countries.

million.
Now we have a new opportunity. The Gates
Foundation has agreed to match, two-to-one, every
dollar that Rotary spends on polio eradication over
the next five years, up to $35 million per year. But
before we spend this money, we will have to raise it.
The decision to accept this offer was not made lightly.
We know that we have already asked Rotarians for a
great deal, and they have been so generous already.
We are "this close" to interrupting transmission of the
wild poliovirus worldwide. This is an incredible
achievement, but we still have much work to do to
make a polio-free world a reality.
For decades, we have been working to get the number
of polio cases down, year by year. Every year that had
fewer cases of polio than the one before was a good
year. But now we are in a new stage the final battle
of our war against polio. Now there is no such thing as
"good enough." There cannot be a single case of polio
left anywhere in the world.
This means that every outbreak, however small, must
be met with a massive response. We can do this only if
we have the resources. And that is why we cannot wait
to raise this money to End Polio Now and make
history today.

Rotary Community Corps (RCCs): groups of

non-Rotary members who work to improve their
communities. There are more than 7,500 RCCs
in 80 countries, all organized and sponsored by
Rotary clubs.
Membership Snapshot
Who: Rotary brings together the kind of people
who step forward to take on important issues for
local communities worldwide. Rotary members
hail from a range of professional backgrounds;
doctors, artists, small business owners and stayat-home parents all call themselves Rotarians.
Rotary connects these unique perspectives, and
helps leverage its members expertise to improve
lives everywhere.
Where: From Haiti and Greenland to Nigeria and
Singapore, Rotary unites a truly diverse set of
leaders from across the world. Currently, the
largest number of clubs comes from the United
States, India, Japan and Brazil. The fastest
growing Rotary regions include Southeast Asia
and Africa.
What: Rotarians contribute their time, energy
and passion to sustainable, long-term projects in
local communities across the globe. Projects
focus on important issues like peace and conflict
resolution, disease prevention and treatment,
water and sanitation, maternal and child health,
basic education and literacy and economic and
community development.

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Ron D. Burton
PP Jamil Moawad
PP Bisher Zureikat
PP Faris Shaddad

Rotary International President

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