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In celebration of Maternal and Child Health month, the Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town (RCSRT) has actively engaged in various initiatives to support mothers and infants in the Virgin Islands.
The Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town is proud to announce the installation of its new President, Faye Smith-Penn, and the Board of Directors for the Rotary year 2024-2025. The installation ceremony took place on July 6, 2024, under the inspiring theme "The Magic of Rotary."
Our annual Valentine Raffle included a Bingo night this year and it was a huge success. We gathered at Pancake Paradise and enjoyed a night of Bingo fun while announcing lucky winners of our valentine's day raffle. This fundraiser event helps us to replenish our community support funds so that we can continue to make a positive impact within our community. 
We continue to prioritize education needs in our community service and this donation of much-needed fans to the Claudia Creque Educational Centre is just a small part of our efforts. We took the ferry over to Anegada and donated 10 fans to the school to help keep classrooms cool and ensure a better learning environment for the students.
This year's Rotary Gala was one for the history books. A week-long visit of District Governor David Kirkaldy ended with an amazing gathering of the BVI Rotary family and a great platform to promote the foundation. One key note from DG David's address to the attendees was that each donation to the foundation makes a difference across the globe. Foundation Matters! 
Rotary Club Sunrise partnered with Bamboushay to engage with the public socially. The evening was filled with good music, food and much laughter. Thanks to the support of the BVI Rotary Family who attended.
Congratulations to our Winners of our annual Valentine Raffle Fundraiser. We would like to thank everyone who supported our community fund raiser and look forward to your support next time.
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Past Presidents
Charter President 31 March 2009 - Monica Ramgeet
2009-2010 - Monica Ramgeet
2010-2011 - Ken Guiste
2011-2012 - Donna Arter
2012-2013 - Allison Flax-Archer
2013-2014 - Norman Allen
2014-2015 - Jean Vanterpool
2015-2016 - Jeanette Scatliffe-Boynes
2016-2017 - Marvin E. Flax Jr.
2017-2018 - Eno Soman
2018-2019 - Rosemarie Flax
2019-2020 -Maria Hopkins
2020-2021 -Kenisha Sprauve
2021-2022 -Gretchen Hodge-Penn
Jimmy Carter's vision for peace
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Espresso in a war zone
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The liberation of Julie Mulligan
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Unforgettable evenings in Calgary
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Art for advocacys sake
Student artists spread the word about cervical cancer with works they’ve created through the Rotary member-led program United to End Cervical Cancer in Egypt.
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Making a Difference in Our Community and The World.
P.O. Box 4542
Road Town, Tortola VG1110
Virgin Islands (British)