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Nine Rotarians traveled to Mochudi, which is approximately 40 km north of Gaborone, to donate of three wheelchairs in conjunction with Motlaletsi Charity Club. The wheelchairs where provided by ex Rtn Miles Nan on behalf of the Charity Association of Chinese in Botswana.

DONATE A CAN 2020

Due to COVID-19 our annual Donate a Can project had to be adjusted because of social distancing and other restriction in place.

Normally we would have approached individual shoppers at selected supermarkets to purchase and donate non-perishable food items to the Rotarians in attendance. These food items would then be distributed to orphan children and individuals in need.

Certain members of the club approach some of the companies to make a cash donation towards the purchase of food items. Canopy Centre, Freight Factors, Haas Consult, Hi Range Safari, Pesterminate, Premier Clothing, Satib, Snap Botswana, Zac Construction all made generous donations to the project. A number of Rotarians and friends also made generous donates. In total we collected P 33 400.00.

Sergeant at Arms

Chawafambira, Humphrey

Attendance Officer

Davies, Roy

Assistant Attendance Officer

Nthoi-Molefe, Olivia

4 Way Test

Major, Jon

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