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Making Pasta

Cooking for the Cure

A Global Get Together in Aid of Polio Plus

In Polio week we organise an international fundraising event for

 END POLIO NOW.

Over three years sales and donations amount to $30,489.89... With Gates matching

 We have provided 617,458 vaccines.  

We aim to make it a million.

 It is not too late to catch up with Cookin ’25

 Folk were so impressed by the brilliance of last year’s recorded talks by Gordon McInally and John Nanni (assisted by Nancy Barbee) that we were asked to make them available for Clubs to use at meetings throughout the year. Donors attending such meetings will be rewarded with a copy of Food the World Over.   Can your Club  use the recordings to raise cash?

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  It is not too early to start thinking October 24th ‘26

We are also looking for people  and Clubs to help us plan an online meeting for Clubs all round the world to share in Polio week. We want to keep up our reputation for stellar speakers and to beat our record of eight Clubs taking part.

To be part of this great enterprise either as a host Club or as a individual please Contact Us or message us using the form below

Thankyou for reaching out regarding hosting a meeting for Cooking for the Cure 2025. We will be in touch shortly

Previous Polio Day Events

In Polio week 2025 we organised the first Global Polio Fundraising Meeting.

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On Polio Day 2024 we held the first ever online fundraising dinner.

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Registered guests were provided with a virtual menu (with recipes for cooking) spelling End Polio Now.

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​​​Dr Sylvia Whitlock gave an inspirational talk about her groundbreaking journey in Rotary starting as the first female Club President.​​

 The brochure of recipes is still available for use as a fund raiser; if you can use it contact us .

On Polio Day 2023 an online get together based on recipes from the collection raised $10, 256 (£8,312)  in individual and Club donations for Polio Plus.

Rotarians at Morton, Illinois, home club to Jack Davis, Hon. Member eClub Innovation, dined on a selection of recipes from the collection chosen by their caterers

While members of the eClub and guests from 18 countries, including Nepal Japan, Australia and South Africa enjoyed their personal choice of dish cooked at home .

​All enjoyed Fellowship before learning of the latest news on Polio eradication from Michael Mc Govern, Chair Rotary International Committee Polio Plus, Rotary Representative to Polio Oversight Board, Global Polio Initiative.

Inspired by The World’s Greatest Meal to End Polio.

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