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Rotary across District 9350.

70+ Rotary & Rotaract clubs serving the Western Cape, Northern Cape, Namibia and Angola — turning local generosity into real, lasting change.

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Our footprint this Rotary year

Global grants approved
USDTotal grant value in millions
New Rotaract clubs chartered
New Major Donors
USDRaised for PolioPlus in millions

Live from Rotary International annual report — RI 2024-25 · updated 6 Jun 2026

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News from the district

Happy Women's Day from Rotary District 9350.
To the women of Rotary District 9350

Happy Women's Day

2026-08-09

On 9 August we thank all the women in Rotary who brighten their communities and inspire lasting change.

Across District 9350 women lead clubs, run projects and carry the work of service into places it would not otherwise reach. Today we celebrate them.

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Duck Race on the Eerste River, 19 September 2026.
Rotary Stellenbosch races on the Eerste River, 19 September

Adopt a duck, back the GBV Centre

2026-08-08

The Rotary Club of Stellenbosch and Spier Wine Farm are sending a flotilla of rubber ducks down the Eerste River on Saturday 19 September, and every cent raised goes to the Gender Based Violence Centre in Stellenbosch.

R2 500 adopts a duck and dresses it in your company colours. Racing starts at 10h00 at Spier. It is team building, networking and marketing in one morning on the water — for a cause that needs the district behind it.

To enter, contact Simon on 063 968 6735 or spmills62@gmail.com.

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Where the work happens

Dental Clinic for Nomzamo
South African and Swedish Rotary Clubs raise funds for the refurbishment of a Dental Clinic for the Community of Nomzamo. Thanks to the multifaceted Partnership the Clinic will now be able to offer a range of dental preventative care, including dental hyg

Dental Clinic for Nomzamo

2026-06-05

Dental Clinic for Nomzamo South African and Swedish Rotary Clubs raise funds for the refurbishment of a Dental Clinic for the Community of Nomzamo. Thanks to the multifaceted Partnership the Clinic will now be able to offer a range of dental preventative care, including dental hygiene services and oral hygiene education.
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Children's library interior, Weltevredenpark Public Library, South Africa (Gwyneth Perry, CC0)
School Libraries Score with a Global Grant Global Grant #1527314 was recently awarded by The Rotary Foundation to the The Rotary Club of Waterfront for their School Libraries Development Project. The process for securing the above Global Grant (GG) starte

Literacy Project - Global Grant

2026-06-05

Literacy Project - Global Grant School Libraries Score with a Global Grant Global Grant #1527314 was recently awarded by The Rotary Foundation to the The Rotary Club of Waterfront for their School Libraries Development Project. The process for securing the above Global Grant (GG) started in 2014. During 2015 this complex process continued requiring considerable work from five RC Waterfront Members. We battled to garner sufficient support from Rotary Clubs, companies and individuals to cover the minimum seed fund of US$ 15 000, and to gather the available District Designated Funds (DDF) contributions. Each funding source required official authorization, and many corrections and updates were necessary. On 6 June 2015 the GG Application was submitted to The Rotary Foundation (TRF). However a further delay ensued when TRF insisted on copies of signed MOU's from all the project’s ten schools, plus a written endorsement from the Western Cape Education Department which took 2 months to procure. On 1 September 2015 the GG Application was finally approved by TRF for US$ 57 429. The final contributing Clubs were: Waterfront Rotary Club, Sunrise Rotary Club of Alturas, New Brunswick Rotary Club, New Jersey Rotary Club and Etobicoke Rotary Club. But before the grant payment could be made it was necessary to :- (i)    Arrange the Project Bank Account (ii)   Get authorization of the GG legal document, and (iii)  Confirm the cash contribution. This also proved to be a slow process. The Global Grant funds were finally received by RC Waterfront in March 2016 allowing the Project to commence.
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