Polio
A prehistoric disease resulting in Paralysis and/or death.
1955 Polio vaccine becomes available.
1988 Rotary International becomes a founding partner of
Global Polio Eradication Initiative
2020 Polio nears extinction.
BUT
Are we still committed to extinction?
100% of people worldwide must be vaccinated.
You can help show your commitment by joining the fun of
PUTT FOR POLIO
Show your determination by inviting others to join the fun of
PUTT FOR POLIO
Donations
$10 to be a spectator.
$25 to enter the putting competition.
$75 and up to be recognized as a sponsor.
Zambia, Africa is one of the poorest nations in the world. Children are starving, clothed in tattered garments and have no shoes, often left to fend for themselves. A shortage of clean water and proper sanitation also leads to a high death rate.
To help alleviate the suffering, OMNI (Orphan Medical Network International) began providing medical and humanitarian care in 2000. Rotarian Dr. Henry Maicki has been part of the team of doctors, nurses and support personnel traveling annually to provide medical care since 2001. Team members pay their own transportation and lodging.
In 2007, OMNI established an elementary school in the George Community of Ndola. The children receive a nutritious daily meal, health care, shoes, clothing, and mosquito netting in addition to a basic education. Humanitarian care is provided as well.
Safari Dinner Ticket Price: $100
$420 will feed, clothe and educate a child for one year.
$500 will provide training and food for a family.
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  (1.) Vinita receiving books from Paula in 2021 (2.) The library in Pune. India
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