Rotary welcomes new members to drive positive change
Two good Samaritans joined the Fourways Main Reef Rotary Club, promising to bring kindness and change to their community.
On June 4, the Fourways Main Reef Rotary Club celebrated a special milestone by inducting two new members into its growing family.
The event was held at the picturesque Norscot Manor, bringing together club members, friends, and community leaders to welcome two passionate individuals committed to making a difference.
Among the new inductees were Sibongile Nkuna and Helen Mkudu, whose dedication to community service and development aligns perfectly with Rotary’s mission of service above self.
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The induction ceremony was a heartwarming occasion, filled with inspiring speeches and shared commitments to positive change.
The club continues to serve as a beacon of hope and action in the community, fostering partnerships and encouraging residents to get involved.
The new members are expected to bring fresh ideas and energy to the club’s ongoing projects, which include youth empowerment programmes and community health initiatives.
“The induction of Sibongile and Helen marks an exciting chapter for our club. We look forward to their contributions and to working together to create a better future for our community,” said Iyere Ebhodaghe Nurudeen, the club’s president.
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“Expanding our membership strengthens our ability as volunteers to make a meaningful impact in our local community. Rotary’s mission to create lasting change aligns with its seven areas of focus, which support the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals: promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water and sanitation, supporting education, saving mothers and children, growing local economies, and protecting the environment.”
Nkuna and Mkudu expressed their enthusiasm and motivation for joining the Rotary. Nkuna shared, “I am grateful for this opportunity to serve my community. I believe in giving back and making a positive impact, and I look forward to working with everyone here to bring about change.”
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Mkudu added, “Joining the Rotary is a chance for me to be part of something bigger than myself. I am passionate about helping others and hope to contribute to projects that make a real difference.”
As the newest members of the club, the two have pledged to uphold the organisation’s guiding principles, including the four-way test: Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
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