Rotary members from 120 countries will be welcomed to Taipei for the second time since the city hosted the event in 1994
The Kansas City, Mo., resident will start his one-year term as Rotary International President on July 1, 2027.
A Rotary member uses creative fundraising to support early childhood education, helping communities invest in children and build a stronger future.
Olayinka Hakeem Babalola will serve as president of the global membership organization in 2026-27.
Providing care for young children doesn’t just change their lives, it changes society.
The initiative helps young adults with intellectual disabilities gain practical skills, build independence, and foster meaningful friendships through Rotaract.
