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On Saturday, October 24 — World Polio Day — Rotarians across our region will be putting on their walking shoes for something BIG: the World’s Largest Polio Walk.

More than 36,000 Rotarians and nearly 1,000 Rotaractors in 11 states and two countries are being invited to walk together — all with the goal of raising awareness and $1 million to help End Polio Now. Watch the Video Now

District 5960 clubs: we have lots of ways to get in on the fun! Organize a walk in your own community and invite members, families, friends and prospective Rotarians to join you. Or make plans to join fellow Rotarians at walks being organized in Prior Lake and Stillwater. And if you're ready to go BIG, our neighbors in District 5950 are gathering at the Mall of America. The MOA walk begins the morning of October 24, with walkers invited to do a little or a lot. Come walk for polio — and since you're already at the Mall, you might as well get your shopping on afterward!

Why walk? Rotary's decades-long effort has helped reduce polio cases worldwide by more than 99.9%. But “almost” isn't good enough. Until transmission ends everywhere, children remain at risk and Rotary's promise remains unfinished.

A club walk can be as simple or creative as you want: pick a favorite local trail, park or downtown route; invite the community; wear your End Polio Now gear; collect donations; and share plenty of photos. Every step helps tell the story that Rotary is still in this fight.

Host a walk. Join a walk. Bring a friend. Take the next step toward making polio the second human disease ever eradicated from the earth.

Join the movement. Take the step. End Polio Now.

Learn more about the World’s Largest Polio Walk

The five Rotary districts participating in Unite for Water—Districts 5580, 5950, 5960, 5970, and 5610—continue to demonstrate that small actions create big impact.

As Rotary members work together to improve water quality, protect watersheds, and expand access to safe water and sanitation, they are truly living the initiative's call to action:

"Act Today for Water Tomorrow."

Together, Rotary members are creating cleaner water, healthier communities, and a stronger future for all.

Learn more at: Act Today for Water Tomorrow - it starts with us!