Rotary at 120: Time to Dream Bigger and Serve Greater Rotary at 120: Time to Dream Bigger and Serve Greater Rotary Clubs have long stood as beacons of service, compassion, and community development. With a proud legacy spanning 120 years, the world looks to Rotary not just for charity, but for initiatives that truly transform lives and uplift communities. Today, the call is clear it's time for Rotary to take on service projects of greater magnitude projects that reflect the organization's stature, vision, and enduring commitment to humanity. Communities expect Rotary to deliver initiatives that are impactful, visible, and capable of creating lasting change. Projects that merely scratch the surface no longer suffice. Instead, Rotary has the power and the responsibility to take on initiatives that address critical societal needs at scale Imagine Rotary Clubs spearheading large-scale projects such as state-of-the-art dialysis centres, fully equipped blood banks, or modem hospital wings that can serve thousands of patients. Think of building schools in underserved regions, supporting educational programs, or setting up medical outreach initiatives that provide preventive care, vaccinations, and health awareness to entire communities. These are the kinds of projects that not only save lives but also cement Rotary's image as a transformative force in society. Rotary has always been guided by the principle of Service Above Self." Today, that principle challenges us to dream bigger, plan smarter, and execute projects that reflect the scope and credibility of a 120-year-old organization. By undertaking initiatives of real magnitude, Rotary Clubs can set new benchmarks in community service, inspire members to give their best, and restore the faith of communities in the power of collective action It's not just about resources it's about vision, collaboration, and determination. When Rotary steps forward with large-scale educational, medical, and social projects, it sends a powerful message: we are here to make a lasting difference, and our legacy is alive in every life we touch The time has come for Rotary Clubs worldwide to embrace ambitious service projects projects worthy of our history, our mission, and the millions who depend on us. Let us take action that future generations will look back on with pride. Let us serve, not just in small measures, but with the magnitude and impact that our 120-year legacy deserves.