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Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor
The Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor meets July 13 and 27 at noon at the Old Spaghetti Factory 3 Aloha Tower Drive, Suite 1106, Honolulu
Please join us !
Here is another update on the Rotary International water project in Masindi, Uganda from Rotarian Janine LeGrand (white top and yellow dress in the first photo). Donations to the Rotary Foundation directly funded this project.![]()
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Good morning team, the pumping of water is ongoing. The water is clean and clear.![]()
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Thanks for the support. The solar system is fully working, and the tanks are getting full. The hospital started receiving water from the tanks this morning.![]()
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The system will be connected to the power grid to ensure continuous water supply in case the weather does not support the generation of solar power. However, the goal is for 99% of the water supply to be powered by the solar system.![]()
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The well and water pump are working and the Masindi hospital will receive reliable, sufficient, clean water. Praise to God and thank you to all who have helped on this project.![]()
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P.S. Just visited the site. The tanks are now full, and water is flowing to Masindi Hospital. There are still aspects of the work to be finished up, but the main task is done. This will save lives.
Great first meeting of the Rotary year 2026-2027 by President Jana Stern. Our speaker today was new member Jim Moriarty.![]()
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James F. Moriarty is an American diplomat and career foreign service officer with the rank of Minister-Counselor. He served as U.S. Ambassador to Nepal (2004–2007), U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh (2008–2011) and Chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan (2016–2023).![]()
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Jim gave an overview of the Independence Day Journey to Peace (JPI) symposium, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor. Jim served as a panelist for the ninth seminar. He has served as a panelist on all nine seminars and discussed how JPI tackles peace related issues with high school and college students as the intended audience. Jim describes JPI as a programmatic, cadre-development approach: skills built continuously over time, much like military or foreign service training, grounded in community support for peace and directly linked to youth programs, Interact (Rotary high school clubs), Rotaract (Rotary college clubs), and exchange trips.
Updated Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor - End of Year activity summary for D5000:![]()
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The Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor had an exceptional year. Community service remained our highest priority. We volunteered quarterly at Hawaii Food Bank, benefiting Hawaii's vulnerable elderly and keiki populations. At one event we packed 9,000 meals. Our Radford High School Interact Club provided outstanding support at these events. ![]()
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We volunteered at the Food Pantry; Aloha Animal Sanctuary; and cleaned the Pearl Harbor Bike Path and Ehime Maru monument with RCPH-Hickam and Scouting America.![]()
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Our quarterly JOURNEY TO PEACE public seminars focused on Rotary International’s PEACE goal of bettering our nation and world.![]()
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We organized an inspiring commemoration of the famed WWII 100th Battalion at Hilo’s Cafe 100.![]()
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Our Radford High School Interactors were very active this year. Quarterly, we highlighted 3-5 Interactors at a club meeting, and funded 7 Interactors for RYLA.![]()
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We had outstanding speakers at our meetings. Quarterly, one meeting spotlighted a current member. All meetings were broadcast on Zoom. ![]()
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In November, we hosted 30 members from our sister Hiroshima club with a full schedule of socials, dinner meetings and tours. Four members of our sister Tokyo club visited this year. In January, 29 of our members toured the USS Arizona on the Admiral's barge.
All are welcome in Rotary.
Rotary club membership represents a cross-section of the community’s business and professional men and women. The world’s Rotary clubs meet weekly and are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds.