Topic: Rotary Central Cayman Islands

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Rotary Central Cayman Islands will be offering free health checks at four stores across Grand Cayman on Saturday, 4 March.

On Tuesday evening March 29th, Seven Mile Beach came alive with Bingo for Peace, a fundraising initiative toward Ukraine Humanitarian Relief.

Rotary Central is inviting its supporters to take to the highways and byways of Grand Cayman next month in its first 'Gumball Rally'.

The Cayman community has rallied around LOUD Silent Voices president Jackie Neil, sending in donations and pledges of support ahead of the opening of her mental health group home.

Rotary Central Grand Cayman is launching an anti-speeding campaign in response to reports of large numbers of people exceeding speeding cases.

Rotary Central Cayman Islands, which recently won a community impact award for its ‘Not Your Spot’ campaign, says it is not resting on its laurels, and intends to continue its work preventing the improper use of disabled ‘blue spot’ parking spaces.

Rotary Central Cayman Islands has installed its new president, William Inniss.

Rotary Central Cayman Islands launched a national awareness campaign, “Not Your Spot,” on June 14 to educate the public of the proper and improper use of designated disabled parking spots, as well as their importance to disabled members of the local community.