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保加利亞
                        2007 ϋd॰ിԭˋဧ฀ (Sofia-Balkan) ҧቃٟၾڭ̋
                     Bulgaria       Bulgaria
                                    In 2007, the Rotary Club of Sofia-Balkan teamed up
                     In 2007, the Rotary Club of Sofia-Balkan teamed up
                        лԭᘫଢᑌΥึձ਷࢕᜗ԃኪ৫ΥЪdϓͭəɓࡈ
                                    with the Bulgarian Basketball Federation and the
                     with the Bulgarian Basketball Federation and the
                                    National Sports Academy to form a basketball club
                        ቃಉԴ͜٫ᘫଢٟd˲༈ࠇ೥ʔᓙᓒ࢝fεϋԸd
                     National Sports Academy to form a basketball club
                                    for wheelchair users, and the project has kept growing.
                     for wheelchair users, and the project has kept growing.
                                    Over the years, the club has lured coaches from the
                        ༈ٟіˏəᆄݲቃಉᘫଢᑌΥึٙ઺ᇖԸ౤Զଢࡰ
                     Over the years, the club has lured coaches from the
                                    European Wheelchair Basketball Federation to offer a
                     European Wheelchair Basketball Federation to offer a
                                    player clinic, cultivated referee skills, and established
                        ൢהe੃ቮ൒кҦঐeԨϓͭəҧቃٟਜ؂ਕྠԸ
                                    a Rotary Community Corps to help. On 13 February, in
                     player clinic, cultivated referee skills, and established
                                                Bulgaria
                                    conjunction with a Rotary zone event, the Bulgarian
                     a Rotary Community Corps to help. On 13 February, in
                                                In 2007, the Rotary Club of Sofia-Balkan teamed up
                        ౤ԶᏍпf2 ˜ 13 ˚dίҧቃή੭ݺਗಂගdڭ̋
                                    team faced off against a Serbian team for a friendly
                        лԭඟၾ෦ဧၪԭඟආБəɓఙʾሒᒄf຅ࣛ਷ყ 47%
                     conjunction with a Rotary zone event, the Bulgarian
                        ਗ਼ଢҳɝˢᒄf༈ٟۃٟڗдזГϷဧhၪ෦лፕ 47
                                                with the Bulgarian Basketball Federation and the
                                    match. RI’s president at the time, Gordon McInally,
                     team faced off against a Serbian team for a friendly   % 47 %
                                                National Sports Academy to form a basketball club
                                    sounded the starting whistle and tossed the ball into
                     match. RI’s president at the time, Gordon McInally,
                                                for wheelchair users, and the project has kept growing.
                                    play. The club’s signature project is a point of pride for
                     sounded the starting whistle and tossed the ball into
                                                Over the years, the club has lured coaches from the
                        ҧቃٟڗ௥ږॶл (Gordon McInally) єᚤ೯ଢࡤԨ ࿁ᘫଢϞጳሳٙᆄݲ̹۬
                                    Rotarians, says Past Club President Krasimir Veselinov,
                     play. The club’s signature project is a point of pride for
                                                European Wheelchair Basketball Federation to offer a
                                    and several organizations that advocate for people with
                                                                         Share of urban
                     Rotarians, says Past Club President Krasimir Veselinov,   ɛɹˢԷ
                                                player clinic, cultivated referee skills, and established
                                    disabilities have signed on to support the venture.
                     and several organizations that advocate for people with   populations in Europe
                                                a Rotary Community Corps to help. On 13 February, in
                        ˃ (Krasimir Veselinov) ڌͪd༈ٟٙᅺႦ׌ਖ਼ࣩ݊
                                                conjunction with a Rotary zone event, the Bulgarian
                     disabilities have signed on to support the venture.   Share of urban  interested in basketball
                                                              populations in Europe
                                                           Club of Sofi a-Balkan
                                                team faced off against a Serbian team for a friendly
                                                              interested in basketball
                        ҧቃٟࡰࡁٙᛨශdɓԬࡇኬಞღ٫ᛆлٙଡ଼ᔌɰ                                            %
                                                match. RI’s president at the time, Gordon McInally,
                                                sounded the starting whistle and tossed the ball into
                                              Club of Sofi a-Balkan                    47
                        ʊᖦߒ˕ܵ༈ਖ਼ࣩf               play. The club’s signature project is a point of pride for
                                                                           Ethiopia
                                                Rotarians, says Past Club President Krasimir Veselinov,
                                                                       Club of So  a-Balkan
                                                                           With the wind at their backs, members of the
                                                and several organizations that advocate for people with
                                                                           Rotary Fellowship of Kites and its founder, Henock
                                                disabilities have signed on to support the venture.   Share of urban
                                                                Ethiopia
                                                                 衣索比亞
                                                                                      populations in Europe
                                                                           Alemayehu, gathered for a day of kite making and
                                                                With the wind at their backs, members of the
                                                                           flying with 250 children, many of them displaced
                                                                                      interested in basketball
                                                                Rotary Fellowship of Kites and its founder, Henock
                                                                           by conflict among the more than 80 ethnic groups
                                                                 ҧቃࠬၔᑌሒึٙึࡰʿՉ௴֐ɛဏፕ
                                                                       Club of Sofi a-Balkan
                                                                           in Ethiopia. The children and volunteers converged
                                                                Alemayehu, gathered for a day of kite making and
                                                                flying with 250 children, many of them displaced
                                                                           on the grounds of an elementary school in Quiha, in
                                                                 дhڛཤ৵ߚ˃ (Henock Alemayehu) ൵
                                                                           the northern Tigray region, for the Ashengoda Kite
                                                                by conflict among the more than 80 ethnic groups
                                                                           Festival on 9 June. “The simplicity of this activity
                                                                                        Ethiopia
                                                                 ഹɽࠬdၾ 250 ΤՅഁၳණίɓৎdආ
                                                                in Ethiopia. The children and volunteers converged
                                                                           carried profound significance, offering a rare
                                                                                        With the wind at th
                                                                on the grounds of an elementary school in Quiha, in eir backs, members of the
                                                                           moment of peace and joy for these children,” says
                                                                 Бމಂɓ˂ٙࠬၔႡЪձ׳࠭ݺਗdՉ
                                                                                        Rotary Fellowship of Kites and its founder, Henock
                                                                the northern Tigray region, for the Ashengoda Kite
                                                                           Alemayehu, a member of the Rotary Club of Addis
                                                                                        Alemayehu, gathered for a day of kite making and
                                                                Festival on 9 June. “The simplicity of this activity
                                                                           Ababa Central-Mella. The kite fellowship, which
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                                                                                        flying with 250 children, many of them displaced
                                                                carried profound significance, offering a rare
                                                                           has more than 100 members from 12 countries,
                                                                                        by conflict among the more than 80 ethnic groups
                                                                moment of peace and joy for these children,” says
                                                                           is “creating lasting change through the simple
                                                                 ٙላ߉Ͼݴᕎ̰הf6 ˜ 9 ˚d܀ɿࡁձ
                                                                                        in Ethiopia. The children and volunteers converged
                                                                Alemayehu, a member of the Rotary Club of Addis
                                                                           yet powerful act of kite flying,” says Alemayehu.
                                                                                        on the grounds of an elementary school in Quiha, in
                                                                           200 B.C.
                                                                Ababa Central-Mella. The kite fellowship, which
                                                                 қʈࡁၳණί౤ࣸཤ (Tigray) ̏௅ήਜ
                                                                                        the northern Tigray region, for the Ashengoda Kite
                                                                has more than 100 members from 12 countries,
                                                                                        Festival on 9 June. “The simplicity of this activity
                                                                                               Club of Addis Ababa
                                                                 ਿ۞ (Quiha) ٙɓהʃኪdਞ̋ڛ͡ˑ༺
                                                                is “creating lasting change through the simple  Central-Mella
                                                                                        carried profound significance, offering a rare
                                                                yet powerful act of kite flying,” says Alemayehu.
                                                                                        moment of peace and joy for these children,” says
                     Kenya                                       (Ashengoda) ࠬၔືfԭٙ౶ԭԎˋૠז
                                                                                        Alemayehu, a member of the Rotary Club of Addis
                     Recognizing the importance of sleep to                 Earliest written   Ababa Central-Mella. The kite fellowship, which
                                                                 ʕਜ (Addis Ababa Central-Mella) ҧቃٟٟ
         肯亞          child development, the Rotary Club of      200 B.C.              Club of Addis Ababa
                                                                            account of kite flying has more than 100 members from 12 countries,
                                                                                         Central-Mella
                     Nairobi delivered bed kits for 8,000 school
         Ϟᛠ׵ွे࿁Յഁ೯࢝ٙࠠࠅ׌d 9-12 ʃࣛ
                                                                                        is “creating lasting change through the simple
         މ 8,000 Τኪഁ౤Զəґɪۜ͜d 9-12 hours
                                                                                        yet powerful act of kite flying,” says Alemayehu.
     Kenya           children  in 2024, a milestone in a long-   ࡰڛཤ৵ߚ˃Ⴍj˜வධݺਗᒱ್ᔊఊd
                     running project. Over the past 16 years,
     Recognizing the importance of sleep to                      Шจ່ଉჃdމவԬ܀ɿࡁ౤Զəᗭ੻ٙ
                     the club has partnered with Toronto-based
         քݾˢ (Nairobi) ҧቃٟ׵ 2024 ϋ ܔᙄ 6 Ї 12 ๋
                     charity Sleeping Children Around the World
     child development, the Rotary Club of                       Earliest written                           Club of Addis Ababa
                     to supply bed kits to a total of 80,000
     Nairobi delivered bed kits for 8,000 school   Յഁٙွेࣛග       account of kite flying  200 B.C.              Central-Mella
                                                                 ̻᎑ձᛇᆀٙࣛՍf™ڛཤ৵ߚ˃ڌͪd
                     children at a cost of about $4 million, says
     children  in 2024, a milestone in a long-
                     club member Mumbi King. Each kit includes
                                                                 ࠬၔᑌሒึኹϞԸІ 12 ࡈ਷࢕ٙ 100 ε
     running project. Over the past 16 years,  Kenya   Recommended amount of
         މɓධڗಂਖ਼ࣩ௴ɨอٙԢ೻຦f༈ٟٟࡰ৵ˢhږࢸ
                     a mat or mattress, bedding, and mosquito
                                 Recognizing the importance of sleep to
     the club has partnered with Toronto-based     sleep for children ages 6 to 12       Earliest written
                     netting, along with school supplies and
                                 child development, the Rotary Club of
            PHOTOGRAPHS: COURTESY OF ROTARY CLUBS
         (Mumbi King) ڌͪdίཀ̘ 16 ϋ༁d༈ҧቃٟၾεࡐ
     charity Sleeping Children Around the World   9-12 hours     Τึࡰd˜ீཀ׳ࠬၔவ၇ᔊఊϾϞɢٙ
                                                                                         account of kite flying
                     clothing. The kits have an outsize influence
                                 Nairobi delivered bed kits for 8,000 school
     to supply bed kits to a total of 80,000   children  in 2024, a milestone in a long-
                     on children’s lives, since better sleep
         εฉഛዚ࿴˜ᜫΌ˰ޢՅഁွࡈλᙂ™(Sleeping Children
     children at a cost of about $4 million, says                Бމ௴ிܵɮٙҷᜊ™f
                     improves health and school performance,
                                 running project. Over the past 16 years,
     club member Mumbi King. Each kit includes   Recommended amount of
                     King says. Twenty Nairobi Rotarians
                                 the club has partnered with Toronto-based
                                                                 Гʩۃ 200 ϋ
         around the World) ΥЪdމᐼ΍ 8 ຬΤՅഁ౤Զəґɪ͜
                     mobilized for the five-day delivery mission
     a mat or mattress, bedding, and mosquito   sleep for children ages 6 to 12  9-12 hours                 Club of Addis Ababa
                                 charity Sleeping Children Around the World
                     in February, serving the town of Naro Moru
     netting, along with school supplies and  to supply bed kits to a total of 80,000
 PHOTOGRAPHS: COURTESY OF ROTARY CLUBS  PHOTOGRAPHS: COURTESY OF ROTARY CLUBS  improves health and school performance,   Club of Nairobid school performance,   sleep for children ages 6 to 12  NOVEMBER 2024  ROTARY  17
         ۜdঃ༟ߒ 400 ຬߕʩfӊࢁܼۜ̍͜ྦɿאґྦeґ
                                                                                                                   Central-Mella
                     at the base of Mount Kenya and other
     clothing. The kits have an outsize influence dren at a cost of about $4 million, says
                                 chil
                                                                 ׳ࠬၔ௰Ϙࣣٙࠦা༱
                     villages, including in the Maasai Mara
                                 club member Mumbi King. Each kit includes
     on children’s lives, since better sleep
                                                                Recommended amount of
         ɪۜ͜eর੮˸ʿኪ୦ۜ͜ձВ؂fږࢸႭdவԬґՈ
                     region. “The heat couldn’t keep the team
                                 a mat or mattress, bedding, and mosquito
                     from visiting the villages and interacting
                                 netting, along with school supplies and
     King says. Twenty Nairobi Rotarians
                       PHOTOGRAPHS: COURTESY OF ROTARY CLUBS
         ࿁Յഁٙ͛ݺᅂᚤ̶ɽdΪމһλٙွे̙˸ҷഛ਄ੰ
                     with the families,” says King.
                                 clothing. The kits have an outsize influence
     mobilized for the five-day delivery mission
                                 on children’s lives, since better sleep
     in February, serving the town of Naro Moru
         ձኪ୦ڌତfʦϋ 2 ˜d20 Τքݾˢҧቃٟٟࡰਗࡰৎ
                                 improves health an
     at the base of Mount Kenya and other
                                 King says. Twenty Nairobi Rotarians
         ԸdੂБމಂʞ˂ٙ༶৔΂ਕdމٵԭʆ໔ɨٙॶᖯ୽
     villages, including in the Maasai Mara
                                 mobilized for the five-day delivery mission
     region. “The heat couldn’t keep the team
                                 in February, serving the town of Naro Moru
         ኁ (Naro Moru) ᕄձՉ˼Ӏ୿€ܼ̍৵ᒄ৵זήਜ౤Զ
     from visiting the villages and interacting
                                 at the base of Mount Kenya and other
     with the families,” says King.
         ؂ਕf˜فᆠٙ˂ंڜኺʔəྠඟԐஞӀ୿Ԩၾ΢˒ɛ
                                 region. “The heat couldn’t keep the team
                                 from visiting the villages and interacting
         ࢕ʝਗ™ږࢸႭf
                        Club of Nairobi
                                 with the families,” says King.
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