Embrace Rotary ethos of service above self, says new governor Nkutu
Ms Nkutu encouraged the new members to embrace the Rotary ethos of "Service Above Self," highlighting the impact of local projects on the community.
The Rotary Club of Kampala Kibuli celebrated a momentous occasion on Saturday as it welcomed new members during a vibrant ceremony in Kampala.
The event, graced by District Governor Anne Nkutu, highlighted the club's dedication to community service and fellowship.
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The gathering, attended by Rotarians, featured speeches, fellowship, and a ceremonial induction.
Governor Nkutu addressed the attendees, emphasizing Rotary's role in fostering global connections and its pivotal contribution to community development.
In her speech, Ms Nkutu encouraged the new members to embrace the Rotary ethos of "Service Above Self," highlighting the impact of local projects on the community.
“As you embark on this journey with us, remember that every small effort counts. Together, we can create ripples of change that go far beyond our immediate neighborhoods,” she urged.
The induction ceremony welcomed new members, each bringing diverse professional backgrounds and skills to the club. The new members received their Rotary pins and certificates, symbols of their commitment to service and the Rotary mission.
Club President Julie J. Kariisa expressed her excitement about the new additions, stating, “We are thrilled to have such enthusiastic and passionate individuals join our ranks.
"Their unique perspectives and talents will undoubtedly enhance our service initiatives.”
The event concluded with a networking session, allowing members to build relationships and discuss upcoming community projects.
The Rotary Club of Kampala Kibuli remains committed to addressing local challenges, including education, health, and sanitation, and looks forward to the positive contributions of its new members in the months to come.
