District 9214 Celebrates Six Months of Impact

Halfway Through the Rotary Year — The Results Are In
Rotary & Rotaract District 9214 has marked the first six months of the Rotary year with a strong record of service delivery, membership growth, Rotary Foundation giving, youth engagement, and digital transformation across Uganda and Tanzania.
The Six Months Performance Recognition is both a celebration of excellence and a strategic pause—allowing clubs to reflect, recalibrate, and accelerate impact in the remaining half of the year.
📍 All recognitions were assessed using Rotary Club Central (RCC) data.
Message from District Leadership
District Governor – Christine Kyeyune Kawooya
“The first six months have shown us what is possible when clubs work with unity, discipline, and purpose.
As we enter the second half, our task is simple: scale what works, deepen partnerships, and multiply impact.”
DG Christine commended clubs for translating plans into measurable outcomes, emphasizing that the district’s strength lies in collaboration, accountability, and sustained momentum.
 
    Past District Governor – Ken Mugisha
    “A district performs best when service is purposeful and giving is intentional.
    We are judged by how we care for the most vulnerable in our communities.”
    PDG Ken applauded clubs for prioritizing high-impact service and reaffirmed the central role of The Rotary Foundation in sustaining long-term, life-changing projects.
     
    District Rotaract Representative – Aleba Kayonza
    “Rotaract is not supporting Rotary from the sidelines—we are co-creating impact.”
    DRR Aleba highlighted the power of intergenerational partnerships, noting that Rotaract-led innovation, digital engagement, and joint projects have significantly expanded Rotary’s reach and relevance.
     
    Past District Governor – Peace Taremwa
    “Every contribution matters. Giving is not an obligation—it is leverage for greater impact and peace.”
    PDG Peace encouraged clubs to sustain creative fundraising and strong TRF participation, reminding members that generosity fuels scale and sustainability.
     

    Highlights from the Six-Months Performance Recognition

    The Rotary Foundation

    • Foundation Excellence Award: Clubs contributing USD 15,000+ in six months, led by RC Tanga, RC Muyenga, RC Kigo Seven Lakes Golf, RC Muyenga Tankhill, RC Kampala Munyonyo, RC Nalumunye, and others.

    • Annual Fund Per Capita: RC Garuga (Winner), RC Rubaga (1st Runner-up), RC Muyenga Forest Hills (2nd Runner-up).

    • Polio Per Capita: RC Muyenga Tankhill (Winner), RC Entebbe Base (1st Runner-up), RC Nalumunye & RC Bunga (2nd Runner-up).

    Service Projects

    • MCH & WASH Excellence:

      • Winner: RC Arusha (Rainwater harvesting, Arumeru District)

      • Runners-up: RC Tanga; RC Entebbe (multi-club WASH partnership in Wakiso)

    • Rotary–Rotaract Joint Projects:

      • Uganda: RC Medical Stars & partners (USD 60,507 mega medical camp serving 2,100 people)

      • Tanzania: RC Pugu & RAC KIUT (Jaipur Foot Camp)

    • Rotary–Interact Joint Projects:

      • Uganda: RC Kajjansi

      • Tanzania: RC Bahari

    Membership & Expansion

    • Net Membership Growth: RC Nalumunye (Winner), RC Mbarara, RC Mengo.

    • Diamond/Platinum/Gold/Silver Membership Awards: Multiple clubs recognized for scalable growth.

    • Membership Sponsorship: VPOP Abel Kahara (19), POP Debbie Komugisha (12).

    • Club Sponsorship (Expansion Champions): Clubs sponsoring new Rotary clubs across Uganda and Tanzania, including RC Nalumunye (RC Nalumunye Heights).

    Engagement, Youth & Adaptability

    • DCA 101 Participation: RC Mengo (Winner), RC Muyenga Tankhill & RC Muyenga.

    • RYLA Sponsorship: RC Muyenga (Winner), RC Mbarara, RC Kansanga.

    • Rotary Learning Center: RC Bwebajja (Winner), RC Kansanga & RC Namasuba.

    • Digital Readiness: Clubs achieving 100% My Rotary activation. Rc Akright City, Rc Igoma Mwanza, RC Kajjansi, RC Kigo