Giving Tuesday, a global day of generosity when Rotary members everywhere come together to make a difference. Your active role in Rotary already helps create lasting change. Today, you have an opportunity to amplify that impact.

A special gift to The Rotary Foundation on Giving Tuesday will fund projects that transform lives. Just US$20 can protect up to six children from the lifelong threat of polio. A gift of US$50 can help restore livestock for families rebuilding after natural disasters.

Here’s how you can make an impact today:

• Donate now to join Rotary members worldwide in giving back.
• Post on social media about why you are supporting Rotary on Giving Tuesday.
• Watch and share Rotary’s Giving Tuesday video and see the difference your gift makes.

Thank you for being a valued member of Rotary. Your service and generosity make a real difference, in your community and around the world. We appreciate all that you do.

There are many reasons to celebrate as we observe Rotary Foundation Month in November. We surpassed not only our comprehensive fundraising goal of US$500 million in 2024-25 but also our ambitious goal to raise US$2.025 billion by 2025 for our Endowment Fund. These accomplishments reflect the dedication of members and supporters like you. Your generosity is building a stronger, more sustainable Foundation.

We invite club and district leaders to express gratitude to donors and reflect on the positive impact their generosity has made possible. Share this video with members. You can further support Rotary’s ability to continue Doing Good in the World by doing these things:

• Make a special gift to the Foundation on Giving Tuesday, 2 December. The top clubs in fundraising, donor participation, and online giving will be featured on My Rotary. Read about last year’s top Giving Tuesday clubs.
• Make a gift to the Foundation at any time to help people in need
• Organize fundraisers using Raise for Rotary, our online peer-to-peer fundraising tool. People have used it to create more than 3,700 fundraising pages, collecting more than US$3 million for the Foundation.