Explore The Rotary Foundation's history, watch our progress toward raising $300 million, and find ideas for planning your own centennial event. To learn more visit Rotary International's website at http://centennial.rotary.org/en
Nations around the world observed the International Day of Peace on 21 September, a date designated by the United Nations in 2001 as "a day of global ceasefire and nonviolence."
Rotary's commitment to building peace and resolving conflict is rooted in the Rotary Peace Centers program, formed in 2002. Each year, the program prepares up to 100 fellows to work for peace through a two-year master's degree program or a three-month professional certificate program at university partners worldwide.
Today, nearly 1,000 peace centers alumni are applying their skills — negotiating peace in conflict areas, drafting legislation to protect exploited children, keeping communities safe through innovative law enforcement tactics, and pursuing many other career paths devoted to peace.
Thanks to EVERYONE who helped make this year's book sale a success. Final numbers should be available on Friday.
There seemed to be many more books than other years, based on the number of boxes. All of the remaining books were moved to the Planned Parenthood storage location Monday morning.
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