How can we make the Chiang Mai International Rotary Club’s reach even stronger?

What can we do as a club safely and constructively to help the greater community at large?

Let’s tackle the bad news first. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to take lives while vaccines continue to remain out of reach for most...

I begin my first presidential message by thanking you, our Donors, Community Partners, Club Members, Board Members, and Club Leadership...

As RY 2020-21 comes to its end, this will be my last posting on this segment; in the next edition of this bulletin PE Dylan will be sharing

Well, just when we thought it “safe to go into the water again” here comes Covid-19 wave number three.

In the future we will be hearing more about the need for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) within our Rotary Clubs, Rotary Districts...

In February we celebrated both the birthday of Rotary International (116th) and of our club (7th). Our club continues doing good things...

The ending of the calendar year in December brought a renewed hope of a return to a “new normal” in Thailand and in Chiang Mai.

The club had quite a busy month in December with the completion of this year’s School Vision Screening Project visits to six tesaban schools

During our regular meetings of the club, we have become accustomed to the standard opening line from our treasurer: “We are solvent’'

We survived the rainy season and are now entering into the cold season of November through January with a double celebration

Well, this was something I was not planning on doing during the month of September.

4 and one quarter of us attended the District 3360 Vibrant Club Workshop in Uttaradit: myself, Foundation Chair Roger, Membership Chair Viki

July is the first month of the new Rotary year, and my first month as CMIRC President.

I would like to begin this month’s President’s Message (my last one) by thanking my colleagues at the Chiang Mai International Rotary Club.

CMIRC members, our local partners and friends have been working hard to help meet the critical needs of the poor in Northern Thailand.

Once again, this month the big story is the pandemic and the socio-economic impact it has had...

There is no other way to start this message. The disease and the efforts to slow its progress have dominated life here in Thailand...

Let me begin by wishing all our readers a VERY HAPPY and PRODUCTIVE NEW YEAR! Our club begins the year with a great deal of optimism;...

I begin the message this month with the sad news that Chiang Mai International Rotary Club charter member Laurence O’Keeffe (right) has died

It was with great regret that at the Chiang Mai International Rotary Club (CMIRC) Board’s October 25, 2019 meeting, the CMIRC Board received

February may be the shortest month of the year, but you wouldn’t know that by what our club accomplished this month!

I will start with an appeal. We are off to a very busy start for 2019. Our club’s mission to improve the lives of children.

It’s hard to believe that we are half way through the Rotary Year! In a couple of days, we will have our annual meeting.

Rotary International has announced a ‘PEOPLE OF ACTION’ campaign. In the 18 August 2017 edition of the Rotary Weekly bulletin is written:

As a long-time resident of Thailand I learned of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s great work for his people, I remember being amazed.