Welcome Back from the Cancer Run!
What a day it was! Greetings Downtowner readers, it’s another beautiful Monday for your weekly bulletin. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you back from the cancer run events, organized across the country.
Thousands of Rotarians and non-Rotarians participated in the events and I am very positive we made our contribution and we will do so, until this fight against cancer is over!
Yesterday 31st August we concluded the Rotary Membership Month and throughout the month, I have emphasized that growing membership is about more than just numbers; it’s about expanding Rotary’s ability to serve and bring lasting change to communities.
Welcoming new members brings new perspectives and strengthens clubs, ensuring Rotary can adapt and thrive in a changing world. The overarching message for this Rotary year, “Unite for Good,” calls on members to collaborate and be a force for unity in a divided world, with membership growth being a key aspect of this collective effort.
My dear members, as we start the month of September which is about Basic Education and Literacy, let’s strengthen our communities’ capacity to support education and literacy for children and adults. As Rotarians we celebrate this month by engaging in projects such as donating books and supplies, repairing school infrastructure, providing teacher training, and advocating for sustainable education initiatives. The goal is to ensure everyone has access to sustainable basic education and literacy skills, which are crucial for success in society.
As usual, the Rotary Club of Mukono Central will engage in hands-on projects, like donating books and geometry sets to students in primary and secondary, mainly targeting the most vulnerable ones. I encourage you members to support these initiatives for the best our communities.
Rtn. Isaac Ssamba
Club President – 2025/2026
Rotary Club of Mukono Central
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