The Lake Travis Rotary Club is asking for donations to fund its 3D limb project and Africa's Promise Village efforts in Tanzania. Shown here, a doctor in Tanzania looks at a baby's deformed leg. Photo: RC Lake Travis

Rotary helps Tanzanian kids to walk

Jan 2019Jan 25 2019 Luz Moreno-Lozana, Statesman 3D limbs, Baylor College, Lake Travis, Masaai, Tanzania, Trifusion Devices

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Through support from the Lake Travis community, children

Rtns Dough Barker and Raven Brown, Co-chairs of the Rotary Charitable Auction.

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Seaside Rotary presents charity dinner

Aug 2018Aug 28 2018 RJ Marx, The Daily Astorian Aladdin, Bob Chisholm, Coast Hardware, Oregon Beavers, Seaside, Tanzania

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The Seaside Rotary (Oregon, US – D 5100) is looking within and outside the community for charitable giving opportunities. They’ll be sharing their fundraising drive with members of the

Tanzanian Rotarians explain the water projects to the members of Ames Rotary in the US.

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Tanzanian Rotarians speak on water projects

Jun 2018Jul 02 2018 Grayson Schmidt, Ames Tribune Ames, Kigogo, Massandare, Mhezi, Tanzania, Uganda

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After multiple trips to Tanzania to build water systems, Ames Rotary (Iowa, US – D 6000) Global Grant Team Chair Gerald Klonglan knows there is

Workers dig trenches to bury water pipes in the village of Masandare in Tanzania as part of the water system project sponsored by Rotary International. Photo: Glenn Rippke

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Rotary teams build water systems in Tanzania

Oct 2017Oct 09 2017 Grayson Schmidt, Ames Tribune Ames, Kigogo, Massandare, Mhezi, Tanzania

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Ames resident and former Iowa State sociology professor Gerald Klonglan knew that if he and the

Four Tanzanian children had amputated limbs replaced thanks, in part, to the West Chester Rotary Club. From left: Mwigulu Magesa, Emmanuel Rutema, Barak Lusambo and Pendo Noni.

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4 Tanzanian children get prosthetic limbs

May 2017May 24 2017 Bill Rettew, Daily Local News albinism, amputees, limbs, prosthetics, Rwela, Shriners Hospital, Tanzania, West Chester

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The Rotary Club of West Chester (Pennsylvania, US – District 7450) is pitching in to help four