Learn more about our Peacebuilder Clubs. Discover their peace projects and the great things they are doing in Rotary service. Form a Peacebuilder Club today and put your Rotary club on the list!
International Day of Peace 2018 Celebration Peacebuilder Clubs
Rotary Club of Bornheim (Germany)
Rotary Club of North Sacramento
Rotary E-Club of Melbourne (Australia)
The Rotary Club of Bornheim registered as a RAGFP Peacebuilder Club in celebration of International Day of Peace 2018. They will help welcome Rotarians from around the world at the Rotary International Convention June 1st-5th, 2019, in Hamburg, Germany.
RAGFP Peacebuilder Clubs of 2018
Rotary Club of Westbourne (United Kingdom)
Rotary Club of Stari Becej (Serbia)
Rotary Club of Lugazi Central (Uganda)
The Rotary Club of Westbourne (UK) is engaged in many global peace projects including Stella’s School in the Gambia (enabling education). Click their RAGFP Peacebuilder Club link to learn more.
The Rotary Club of Newberg is home of former RAGFP Board Member and PDG District 5100 Mike Caruso (left). Mike pioneered the concept of Rotary Peacebuilder Clubs. He is an active member of RAGFP (serving on our Peacebuilder Club Committee) and a legendary Rotarian peacebuilder.
The Rotary Club of Portland is a Pioneer Peacebuilder Club and home of RAGFP Co-Founder Al Jubitz (left). The Rotary Club of Portland peace projects are numerous and include planting Peace Poles, weekly discussion meetings between community activists and Portland police officers, and Christmas bell-ringing for the Salvation Army since 1938. (The longest-running Rotary charitable event.)