Bradgate Rotary, once again, has been awarded a certificate of excellence by Rotary International “For fostering a positive experience for its members and reflecting the values of Rotary.”
In a message to last year’s president, Nicki Little, President of Rotary International Francesco Arezzo wrote: “Congratulations! Your club has earned the Club Excellence Award, the most significant award a Rotary club can achieve, for 2025-26. This past year, your club demonstrated a commitment to achieve its goals, which ultimately helps strengthen Rotary and shape our future.
"Please find your Club Excellence Award certificate… I encourage you to display it proudly to celebrate your club’s achievement.
Once again, congratulations on a successful year as club president!"
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