The past two months have been active and rewarding, reflecting Rotary’s spirit of Unite for Good. One of the highlights for me was a week-long fellowship trip to China, visiting Guangzhou and Guilin with members from four other Rotary clubs. It was a valuable opportunity to strengthen friendships, share ideas, and continue building meaningful connections across Rotary.

While the beginning of the year is often a quiet time in many places, CMIRC began the year at full speed with leadership, service, partnership, and hands-on project work across northern Thailand. As reflected in the President’s March message, the club has remained active on multiple fronts, continuing its commitment to meaningful Rotary service from the very first weeks of the year.

Welcome to a new year — a year in which we can consolidate our existing projects and, with an expanded membership, explore new ways to improve the health, safety, and education of children in Northern Thailand.

As we enter the month of October, a time when Rotary International continues to inspire service and fellowship around the world, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the remarkable journey that has brought Rotary to where it is today in Thailand.