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The Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja

Founded in 1928, the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur emerged as a beacon of unity amidst Kuala Lumpur's diverse cultural landscape. With a core group of 25 members, the club quickly grew to over 80, reflecting a harmonious blend of European and Asian influences. The early days of the club were marked by a strong commitment to service and camaraderie. Weekly Rotary Lunches, a tradition that continues to this day, were held at the historic Bok House (now the W Kuala Lumpur Hotel).

Pioneering figures like Sir Andrew Caldecott and Sir Leonard David Gammans led the club, fostering a vibrant community that included prominent individuals such as the Storch brothers, Raja Tun Uda, Choo Kia Peng, Loke Choe Thye, Mungo Park, and Arumugam Viswalingam. These individuals, drawn to Rotary's principles of service above self, played a crucial role in shaping the club's legacy

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In Kuala Lumpur's diverse cultural landscape, the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur began as a symbol of unity in 1928 with 25 members, expanding to 80 members with a mix of European and Asian influences. Their focus on service and camaraderie marked the beginning of a remarkable journey.

The early pioneers of the famous club included Sir Andrew Caldecott as the first President and Sir Leonard David Gammans as the initial secretary.

In 1929, the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur met at Bok House, Presently the W Kuala Lumpur Hotel. They held Rotary Lunches every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m, creating a tradition thats still on going till today. Despite a minor administrative challenge, the club's lively spirit led to the official charter reception in January 1930.

Together, they led a diverse group that included the innovative Storch brothers, Raja Tun Uda, a prominent figure in Penang, and Choo Kia Peng, a respected Federal Councillor and renowned figure in the golfing world.

The club's guests included notable figures like tin magnate Loke Choe Thye, botanist Mungo Park, and eye surgeon Arumugam Viswalingam, who were attracted to Rotary privileges and committed to community service.

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Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja
Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja️ 1 day ago

💛 This Membership Month… We Don’t Ask You to Join. We Ask You to Come Home To Yourself. 💛 We don’t ask you to join. We ask you to come experience Rotary — to see the world through its eyes. Through the eyes of a father sitting in silence, whispering a prayer he’s too proud to say out loud: “How am I going to feed my family?” Through the tears of a mother on dialysis, her immune system weak, her body aching, but her heart only asking one thing: “How do I get well enough to buy a cake for my son’s birthday?” Through the quiet despair of parents, sitting across from each other, afraid to say what they’re thinking: “How are we ever going to send our child to university?” Rotary doesn’t always show up with fanfare. It shows up quietly. Like a whisper in a storm. Like an answer to a prayer. We hear of the father — and place a grass-cutting machine in his hands, so he can earn with dignity. So he doesn’t have to beg — he can build. We meet the mother — and give her erythropoietin injections, so her body can fight, and she can show up — not just for her son’s birthday — but for his life. We receive an application from a child — with average results, but a heart full of fire — and we say yes. He gets the HELP University bursary. And two parents sleep better that night, because someone finally said, “Your child deserves a chance.” My friends… We don’t just run projects. We become the answer to prayers people are too tired… too ashamed… too broken to speak. The world may never know it was Rotary. But the universe does. So this Membership Month, we’re not asking you to sign up. We’re inviting you to remember who you truly are. The part of you that still believes in humanity. The part that lights up when you make someone’s burden lighter. The part that aches to do more — but doesn’t know how. Come and see Rotary through the eyes of the father, the mother, the child, the elder. Come and see who you become when you stop chasing titles and start becoming the miracle. Because we joined Rotary to change the world — but Rotary changed us.

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Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja️ 2 days ago

With Rotary Malaysia 3300 – we’re on a streak! Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja been a top fan for 12 months in a row. 🎉

With Rotary Malaysia 3300 – we’re on a streak! Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja been a top fan for 12 months in a row. 🎉
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Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja️ 3 days ago

Mission Possible: RCKLDiRaja Visits RC Makati to Unite for Good From Kuching to Makati, our Rotary journey continued with purpose and joy, as the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja delegation led by President Dato’ Dr. Prakash arrived in the Philippines to honour the installation of President Eduardo G. and his new Board at the prestigious Rotary Club of Makati. Hosted at the elegant Peninsula Hotel, the evening embraced a bold and entertaining theme — Mission: Impossible. But if there’s one thing Rotary teaches us, it’s that when we come together, impossible becomes possible. The night featured a creatively produced Mission Impossible-style video, with President Eduardo starring in a lighthearted, action-packed role that had the entire room cheering. In true Malaysian spirit, our delegation led a heartfelt Malaysian-style toast to good health and a successful term for President Eduardo — a symbolic gesture of unity, respect, and cross-cultural connection. More than just a celebration, this sister club visit was a powerful reminder of Rotary’s deeper purpose — to Unite for Good. Through international friendships and shared values, RCKLDiRaja and RC Makati reaffirmed our collective commitment to service that transcends borders. Here’s to stronger bonds, collaborative service projects, and a Rotary year where mission meets impact — and together, we unite for good.

Mission Possible: RCKLDiRaja Visits RC Makati to Unite for Good From Kuching to Makati, our Rotary journey continued with purpose and joy, as the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja delegation led by President Dato’ Dr. Prakash arrived in the Philippines to honour the installation of President Eduardo G. and his new Board at the prestigious Rotary Club of Makati. Hosted at the elegant Peninsula Hotel, the evening embraced a bold and entertaining theme — Mission: Impossible. But if there’s one thing Rotary teaches us, it’s that when we come together, impossible becomes possible. The night featured a creatively produced Mission Impossible-style video, with President Eduardo starring in a lighthearted, action-packed role that had the entire room cheering. In true Malaysian spirit, our delegation led a heartfelt Malaysian-style toast to good health and a successful term for President Eduardo — a symbolic gesture of unity, respect, and cross-cultural connection. More than just a celebration, this sister club visit was a powerful reminder of Rotary’s deeper purpose — to Unite for Good. Through international friendships and shared values, RCKLDiRaja and RC Makati reaffirmed our collective commitment to service that transcends borders. Here’s to stronger bonds, collaborative service projects, and a Rotary year where mission meets impact — and together, we unite for good.
Mission Possible: RCKLDiRaja Visits RC Makati to Unite for Good From Kuching to Makati, our Rotary journey continued with purpose and joy, as the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja delegation led by President Dato’ Dr. Prakash arrived in the Philippines to honour the installation of President Eduardo G. and his new Board at the prestigious Rotary Club of Makati. Hosted at the elegant Peninsula Hotel, the evening embraced a bold and entertaining theme — Mission: Impossible. But if there’s one thing Rotary teaches us, it’s that when we come together, impossible becomes possible. The night featured a creatively produced Mission Impossible-style video, with President Eduardo starring in a lighthearted, action-packed role that had the entire room cheering. In true Malaysian spirit, our delegation led a heartfelt Malaysian-style toast to good health and a successful term for President Eduardo — a symbolic gesture of unity, respect, and cross-cultural connection. More than just a celebration, this sister club visit was a powerful reminder of Rotary’s deeper purpose — to Unite for Good. Through international friendships and shared values, RCKLDiRaja and RC Makati reaffirmed our collective commitment to service that transcends borders. Here’s to stronger bonds, collaborative service projects, and a Rotary year where mission meets impact — and together, we unite for good. Mission Possible: RCKLDiRaja Visits RC Makati to Unite for Good From Kuching to Makati, our Rotary journey continued with purpose and joy, as the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja delegation led by President Dato’ Dr. Prakash arrived in the Philippines to honour the installation of President Eduardo G. and his new Board at the prestigious Rotary Club of Makati. Hosted at the elegant Peninsula Hotel, the evening embraced a bold and entertaining theme — Mission: Impossible. But if there’s one thing Rotary teaches us, it’s that when we come together, impossible becomes possible. The night featured a creatively produced Mission Impossible-style video, with President Eduardo starring in a lighthearted, action-packed role that had the entire room cheering. In true Malaysian spirit, our delegation led a heartfelt Malaysian-style toast to good health and a successful term for President Eduardo — a symbolic gesture of unity, respect, and cross-cultural connection. More than just a celebration, this sister club visit was a powerful reminder of Rotary’s deeper purpose — to Unite for Good. Through international friendships and shared values, RCKLDiRaja and RC Makati reaffirmed our collective commitment to service that transcends borders. Here’s to stronger bonds, collaborative service projects, and a Rotary year where mission meets impact — and together, we unite for good.
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Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja️ 5 days ago

Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Visits Kuching for a Weekend of Fellowship, Culture, and Cross-Border Collaboration A delegation of eight Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja, led by our President Dato’ Dr. Prakash Rao, touched down in Kuching, Sarawak for a meaningful and joy-filled weekend to celebrate the installation of President Pauline and her incoming Board of Directors. From the moment we landed, the hospitality was second to none. Welcomed like VIPs at the airport and chauffeured to our hotel, we were instantly embraced by the warmth of Sarawakian fellowship. The evening began with a vibrant pre-installation dinner, a kaleidoscope of colours, cultures, and camaraderie. Clubs from across the region — and even across borders — gathered with a single purpose: To Unite For Good. The night was filled with heartfelt conversations, shared laughter, and the unmistakable magic that happens when Rotarians come together. There were no strangers — only friends we hadn’t met yet. The next day, we were treated to a truly spectacular installation ceremony. From the stirring traditional Sarawakian cultural performances to the gracious hospitality and mouth-watering cuisine, every detail reflected the heart and spirit of Rotary. More than a celebration, it was a reminder of the powerful work we can do together when clubs across cities, states, and nations join hands. Cross-border partnerships like these aren’t just symbolic — they are catalytic. They open the door to collaborative service projects, joint fundraising efforts, and shared learnings that elevate impact for communities on both sides of the South China Sea. When bonds are built through genuine fellowship, strategy and service naturally follow. As we return to Kuala Lumpur, we carry with us not just photos and souvenirs, but new friendships, renewed purpose, and fresh inspiration to serve more boldly than ever. Congratulations once again to President Pauline and her Board — may this Rotary year bring abundant impact, innovation, and joy. And to our gracious hosts: terima kasih, and see you again soon.

Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Visits Kuching for a Weekend of Fellowship, Culture, and Cross-Border Collaboration A delegation of eight Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja, led by our President Dato’ Dr. Prakash Rao, touched down in Kuching, Sarawak for a meaningful and joy-filled weekend to celebrate the installation of President Pauline and her incoming Board of Directors. From the moment we landed, the hospitality was second to none. Welcomed like VIPs at the airport and chauffeured to our hotel, we were instantly embraced by the warmth of Sarawakian fellowship. The evening began with a vibrant pre-installation dinner, a kaleidoscope of colours, cultures, and camaraderie. Clubs from across the region — and even across borders — gathered with a single purpose: To Unite For Good. The night was filled with heartfelt conversations, shared laughter, and the unmistakable magic that happens when Rotarians come together. There were no strangers — only friends we hadn’t met yet. The next day, we were treated to a truly spectacular installation ceremony. From the stirring traditional Sarawakian cultural performances to the gracious hospitality and mouth-watering cuisine, every detail reflected the heart and spirit of Rotary. More than a celebration, it was a reminder of the powerful work we can do together when clubs across cities, states, and nations join hands. Cross-border partnerships like these aren’t just symbolic — they are catalytic. They open the door to collaborative service projects, joint fundraising efforts, and shared learnings that elevate impact for communities on both sides of the South China Sea. When bonds are built through genuine fellowship, strategy and service naturally follow. As we return to Kuala Lumpur, we carry with us not just photos and souvenirs, but new friendships, renewed purpose, and fresh inspiration to serve more boldly than ever. Congratulations once again to President Pauline and her Board — may this Rotary year bring abundant impact, innovation, and joy. And to our gracious hosts: terima kasih, and see you again soon.
Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Visits Kuching for a Weekend of Fellowship, Culture, and Cross-Border Collaboration A delegation of eight Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja, led by our President Dato’ Dr. Prakash Rao, touched down in Kuching, Sarawak for a meaningful and joy-filled weekend to celebrate the installation of President Pauline and her incoming Board of Directors. From the moment we landed, the hospitality was second to none. Welcomed like VIPs at the airport and chauffeured to our hotel, we were instantly embraced by the warmth of Sarawakian fellowship. The evening began with a vibrant pre-installation dinner, a kaleidoscope of colours, cultures, and camaraderie. Clubs from across the region — and even across borders — gathered with a single purpose: To Unite For Good. The night was filled with heartfelt conversations, shared laughter, and the unmistakable magic that happens when Rotarians come together. There were no strangers — only friends we hadn’t met yet. The next day, we were treated to a truly spectacular installation ceremony. From the stirring traditional Sarawakian cultural performances to the gracious hospitality and mouth-watering cuisine, every detail reflected the heart and spirit of Rotary. More than a celebration, it was a reminder of the powerful work we can do together when clubs across cities, states, and nations join hands. Cross-border partnerships like these aren’t just symbolic — they are catalytic. They open the door to collaborative service projects, joint fundraising efforts, and shared learnings that elevate impact for communities on both sides of the South China Sea. When bonds are built through genuine fellowship, strategy and service naturally follow. As we return to Kuala Lumpur, we carry with us not just photos and souvenirs, but new friendships, renewed purpose, and fresh inspiration to serve more boldly than ever. Congratulations once again to President Pauline and her Board — may this Rotary year bring abundant impact, innovation, and joy. And to our gracious hosts: terima kasih, and see you again soon. Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Visits Kuching for a Weekend of Fellowship, Culture, and Cross-Border Collaboration A delegation of eight Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja, led by our President Dato’ Dr. Prakash Rao, touched down in Kuching, Sarawak for a meaningful and joy-filled weekend to celebrate the installation of President Pauline and her incoming Board of Directors. From the moment we landed, the hospitality was second to none. Welcomed like VIPs at the airport and chauffeured to our hotel, we were instantly embraced by the warmth of Sarawakian fellowship. The evening began with a vibrant pre-installation dinner, a kaleidoscope of colours, cultures, and camaraderie. Clubs from across the region — and even across borders — gathered with a single purpose: To Unite For Good. The night was filled with heartfelt conversations, shared laughter, and the unmistakable magic that happens when Rotarians come together. There were no strangers — only friends we hadn’t met yet. The next day, we were treated to a truly spectacular installation ceremony. From the stirring traditional Sarawakian cultural performances to the gracious hospitality and mouth-watering cuisine, every detail reflected the heart and spirit of Rotary. More than a celebration, it was a reminder of the powerful work we can do together when clubs across cities, states, and nations join hands. Cross-border partnerships like these aren’t just symbolic — they are catalytic. They open the door to collaborative service projects, joint fundraising efforts, and shared learnings that elevate impact for communities on both sides of the South China Sea. When bonds are built through genuine fellowship, strategy and service naturally follow. As we return to Kuala Lumpur, we carry with us not just photos and souvenirs, but new friendships, renewed purpose, and fresh inspiration to serve more boldly than ever. Congratulations once again to President Pauline and her Board — may this Rotary year bring abundant impact, innovation, and joy. And to our gracious hosts: terima kasih, and see you again soon. +2 Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Visits Kuching for a Weekend of Fellowship, Culture, and Cross-Border Collaboration A delegation of eight Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja, led by our President Dato’ Dr. Prakash Rao, touched down in Kuching, Sarawak for a meaningful and joy-filled weekend to celebrate the installation of President Pauline and her incoming Board of Directors. From the moment we landed, the hospitality was second to none. Welcomed like VIPs at the airport and chauffeured to our hotel, we were instantly embraced by the warmth of Sarawakian fellowship. The evening began with a vibrant pre-installation dinner, a kaleidoscope of colours, cultures, and camaraderie. Clubs from across the region — and even across borders — gathered with a single purpose: To Unite For Good. The night was filled with heartfelt conversations, shared laughter, and the unmistakable magic that happens when Rotarians come together. There were no strangers — only friends we hadn’t met yet. The next day, we were treated to a truly spectacular installation ceremony. From the stirring traditional Sarawakian cultural performances to the gracious hospitality and mouth-watering cuisine, every detail reflected the heart and spirit of Rotary. More than a celebration, it was a reminder of the powerful work we can do together when clubs across cities, states, and nations join hands. Cross-border partnerships like these aren’t just symbolic — they are catalytic. They open the door to collaborative service projects, joint fundraising efforts, and shared learnings that elevate impact for communities on both sides of the South China Sea. When bonds are built through genuine fellowship, strategy and service naturally follow. As we return to Kuala Lumpur, we carry with us not just photos and souvenirs, but new friendships, renewed purpose, and fresh inspiration to serve more boldly than ever. Congratulations once again to President Pauline and her Board — may this Rotary year bring abundant impact, innovation, and joy. And to our gracious hosts: terima kasih, and see you again soon.
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Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja️ 2 weeks ago

Introducing the Visionaries of 2025 | Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja (RCKLDR) Leadership Team Meet the Leaders Shaping the Future of Service The Rotary Year 2025–2026 marks a transformative chapter for the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja (RCKLDR), one of Malaysia’s most prestigious Rotary clubs. In this official video, we proudly present the incoming Board of Directors, a team of passionate Rotarians dedicated to driving impactful change through leadership, innovation, and unwavering commitment to the Rotary motto: Service Above Self. What to Expect in This Video: Get to know the dynamic individuals entrusted with steering RCKLDR’s vision, initiatives, and partnerships for the year ahead. From the President and Secretary to the Directors of Community Service, Youth Development, Vocational Training, and Public Image, each leader brings unique expertise and a shared purpose to elevate our club’s legacy of service. Why This Leadership Matters: As RCKLDR continues to champion critical causes like healthcare access, education funding, and youth empowerment across Malaysia and District 3300, strong leadership is the cornerstone of our success. This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the people who transform ideas into action, ensuring our projects create lasting impact locally and globally. RCKLDR: A Legacy of Service and Fellowship With over 90 active members, a robust public image presence, and signature initiatives like the CKD Erythropoietin Injections Program, Bursary Fund, and Cataract Surgeries, RCKLDR stands as one of the most vibrant and impactful Rotary clubs in the Asia Pacific region. Our Board of Directors is committed to upholding this legacy while forging new paths of service and collaboration. 📌 Learn More About Our Work: 🌐 Visit: rotarykldiraja.org 📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @rckldiraja 🔍 Search Tags (naturally integrated): Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Board 2025 | RCKLDR leadership team | Rotary Malaysia board of directors | Rotary Year 2025–2026 officers | Rotary Club governance structure | District 3300 Rotary Malaysia | Rotary community leaders Malaysia | Public image Rotary leadership | RCKLDR projects and partnerships | Rotary leadership in Kuala Lumpur #RCKLDR #RotaryClubKualaLumpur #RotaryMalaysia #BoardOfDirectors2025 #RotaryLeadership #RotaryDistrict3300 #RotaryServiceAboveSelf #PeopleOfActionon #RotaryProjectsMalaysia #RCKLDR2025

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Seeing the world through the eyes of those we serve We’re not here to ask you to join. We’re here to invite you… to experience Rotary. To see the world through its eyes. Through the eyes of a father, sitting in silence, his hands trembling, his pride holding back the words he can’t say aloud: "How am I going to feed my family?" Through the tears of a mother on dialysis, her body aching, her spirit weary, but her heart clinging to one simple wish: "How do I get well enough to buy a cake for my son’s birthday?" Through the quiet despair of two parents, sitting across from each other, their unspoken fears filling the room: "How will we ever send our child to university?" Rotary doesn’t arrive with fanfare. It doesn’t shout its presence. It shows up quietly. Like a whisper in the storm. Like an answer to a prayer. We hear of the father — and we place a grass-cutting machine in his hands. Not charity, but dignity. Not a handout, but a chance to build. We meet the mother — and we give her the medicine her body needs to fight. So she can show up — not just for her son’s birthday — but for his life. We read the application of a child — a child with average grades, but a heart full of fire. And we say yes. Yes to the HELP University bursary. Yes to a future. And that night, two parents sleep a little easier, because someone finally said, "Your child deserves a chance." My friends… Rotary doesn’t just run projects. We become the answer to prayers that people are too tired… too ashamed… too broken to speak. The world may never know it was Rotary. But the universe does. So this Membership Month, we’re not asking you to sign up. We’re inviting you to remember who you truly are. The part of you that still believes in humanity. The part of you that lights up when you make someone’s burden lighter. The part of you that aches to do more — but doesn’t know how. Come. Come and see Rotary through the eyes of the father, the mother, the child, the elder. Come and see who you become when you stop chasing titles and start becoming the miracle. Because we joined Rotary to change the world — but in the end, Rotary changed us.
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Meet the Leaders Shaping the Future of Service The Rotary Year 2025–2026 marks a transformative chapter for the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja (RCKLDR), one of Malaysia’s most prestigious Rotary clubs. In this official video, we proudly present the incoming Board of Directors, a team of passionate Rotarians dedicated to driving impactful change through leadership, innovation, and unwavering commitment to the Rotary motto: Service Above Self. What to Expect in This Video: Get to know the dynamic individuals entrusted with steering RCKLDR’s vision, initiatives, and partnerships for the year ahead. From the President and Secretary to the Directors of Community Service, Youth Development, Vocational Training, and Public Image, each leader brings unique expertise and a shared purpose to elevate our club’s legacy of service. Why This Leadership Matters: As RCKLDR continues to champion critical causes like healthcare access, education funding, and youth empowerment across Malaysia and District 3300, strong leadership is the cornerstone of our success. This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the people who transform ideas into action, ensuring our projects create lasting impact locally and globally. 🌀 RCKLDR: A Legacy of Service and Fellowship With over 90 active members, a robust public image presence, and signature initiatives like the CKD Erythropoietin Injections Program, Bursary Fund, and Cataract Surgeries, RCKLDR stands as one of the most vibrant and impactful Rotary clubs in the Asia Pacific region. Our Board of Directors is committed to upholding this legacy while forging new paths of service and collaboration. Learn More About Our Work: 🌐 Visit: rotarykldiraja.org 📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @rckldiraja Search Tags (naturally integrated): Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Board 2025 | RCKLDR leadership team | Rotary Malaysia board of directors | Rotary Year 2025–2026 officers | Rotary Club governance structure | District 3300 Rotary Malaysia | Rotary community leaders Malaysia | Public image Rotary leadership | RCKLDR projects and partnerships | Rotary leadership in Kuala Lumpur #RCKLDR #RotaryClubKualaLumpur #RotaryMalaysia #BoardOfDirectors2025 #RotaryLeadership #RotaryDistrict3300 #RotaryServiceAboveSelf #PeopleOfAction #RotaryProjectsMalaysia #RCKLDR2025
Introducing the Visionaries of RY2025-26 | Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Leadership Team
He didn’t need to raise his voice. His silence carried weight. In Rotary, real leadership isn’t about titles — it’s about presence, integrity, and impact that lasts long after the applause fades. This is the story of President Dr. Alaric — the man we came to call Don Alaric, The Godfather of Service. This isn’t just a tribute video. It’s a masterclass in quiet strength, in the psychology of respect, and in what true Rotary leadership looks like when done right. 🔹 A Year Led by Presence, Not Performance In a world that rewards noise, Don Alaric chose power in restraint. He didn’t perform for attention. He delivered outcomes. This is the essence of transformational leadership — the kind that moves hearts and shifts legacies without ever needing a spotlight. From day one, his message was clear: “Let the work speak. Let the results echo.” And echo they did. 🔹 Real Service. Quiet Impact. Lasting Legacy. Under his watchful leadership, the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja became a symbol of precision and purpose: 💉 100 EPO injections provided to underprivileged patients — a quiet act of medical heroism that saved lives 🎓 The bursary with HELP University, once inactive, was reborn — giving average-performing but deserving students a real shot at their dreams 👁️ Cataract surgeries restored sight — a literal return of vision and dignity for those forgotten by the system These weren’t just projects. They were acts of emotional intelligence in leadership. This is what we mean when we talk about purpose-driven strategy and community transformation through service. 🔹 The Psychology of a Don Behind the suits and still gaze was a man who understood something deeper: In Rotary, trust is currency, and humility is power. Don Alaric’s leadership didn’t rely on persuasion or position. It rested on emotional authority — a trait few understand, and even fewer embody. Every decision he made reinforced a culture of respect, inclusion, and impact without ego. He was not just a president. He was the Capo di Tutti Capi — the leader of leaders. He brought la famiglia together, reminded us of our values, and held the line when it mattered. 🔹 Why This Tribute Matters Because in an era of performative leadership and social media soundbites, Don Alaric showed us the opposite: That quiet leaders create the loudest legacies. That real influence is felt, not flaunted. And that sometimes, the most powerful leadership traits are invisible until the year is done. Grazie, Don Alaric. You walked the talk. You kept the code. And in this family of service, we will never forget your name. visit: https://https://rotarykldiraja.org #DonAlaric #RotaryLeadership #RotaryMalaysia #QuietStrength #TransformationalLeadership #EmotionalAuthority #RotaryImpact #PresidentsSwanSong #CapoDiTuttiCapi
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My Dear Fellow Rotarians It is with a heavy heart that I share the news of the passing of a distinguished member of our club and district, YB Datuk Seri Kulasegaran Sabaratnam who left us on 29th May 2025 at the ripe old age of 88 years. DS Kula, as he is more fondly known, dedicated 51 years of his life to both, the local Ceylon Community as well as to Rotary and was a true friend, and brother to many within our community. His smile was always an engaging one and his ability to recollect names of not just fellow Rotarians but their spouses and their children was truly a remarkable feat. In his 5 decades of service to Rotary, he has not only touched the hearts of many with his unconditional kindness, charity and love but his boundless energy in driving every one of us who met him towards being the best version of ourselves is a true testament to the kind-hearted soul he was known for. This was reflected in his presence at most Rotary & Community events, despite being wheelchair bound, always ensured he was there to support activities and lend us his kind and gentle smile. His passion and commitment to Rotary, especially to the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja never died as his legacy lives on through the various organisations he has helmed over the last few decades and especially through his son, Rtn Rajendra, also a member of RC KL DiRaja who currently spearheads the legal firm DS Kula established and is always seen by his side ensuring DS Kula welfare is taken care of. His long commitment to Rotary is nothing but legendary, having served in various positions in the club and district, including but not limited to :- RC KL DiRaja President (1998/1999) District Int. Relation Committee Chair 2001 - 2003 Asst. Governor 2002 - 2003 ASEAN Rotary Friendship Committee Chair 2003 - 2004 District Centennial Committee Chair 2003 - 2004 Rotavision Deputy Chair 2002 - 2004 RI Prevention of Blindness Rotary Action Group Director District Task Force on Avoidable Blindness Committee Chair 2003 - 2007 Hon. Sec. RI Rotary Action Group for Prevention of Drug Abuse Dir. RI Action Group on Blindness Prevention 2014 - 2016 D3300 Chair Action on Blindness Prevention Let us come together to honour DS Kula's memory and celebrate his life and please keep DS Kula's family in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this profound loss. President Dr. Alaric Nathan Rotary Club Kuala Lumpur DiRaja RY2024/2025
Loving Memory of YB Dato’ Seri Kulasegaran Sabaratnam | A Life of Service and Fellowship
On 21 May 2025, the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja launched a humanitarian initiative that will deliver free erythropoietin injections to 300 End Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD) patients from Malaysia’s B40 community — a project grounded in dignity, compassion, and international collaboration. This highlight video captures the spirit, grace, and collective heart that made the launch unforgettable. Graced by YAM Tunku Puteri Johor, sister to His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, and supported by leaders from across the Rotary world, the event marked the beginning of a life-saving journey for patients who previously had little hope of affording this essential treatment. From heartfelt speeches to symbolic moments of unity, this video showcases the power of what happens when service goes beyond self, and compassion becomes action. 🎥 Highlights include: Royal guest of honour’s presence Project launch moment Rotary leaders and Paul Harris Fellows Behind-the-scenes camaraderie and commitment Together, we are proving that Rotary changes lives — quietly, powerfully, and with love. Website: https://rotarykldiraja.org/dialysis-relief/ #RotaryMalaysia #ESKDRelief #RotaryInAction #HumanitarianHealth #ServiceAboveSelf #RotaryClubKualaLumpurDiRaja #DialysisRelief
A Lifeline of Hope: Rotary Launches Erythropoietin Project for 300 ESKD Patients
There are evenings that simply conclude. And then there are evenings that initiate a movement, one that reaches beyond the ballroom and into the bloodstream of a nation’s healthcare crisis. On 21 May 2025, the Hotel Royal Signature Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur did not just play host to a Rotary event. It became the symbolic launchpad for a medical relief mission that will deliver dignity and survival to 300 Malaysians silently battling End Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD). A Room Filled with Presence and Purpose More than 70 Rotarians, community leaders, healthcare partners, and distinguished guests were in attendance. But what filled the room even more than people was something harder to name — a shared, silent conviction. The room held: Compassion Collective intent And an unspoken promise: that no one deserving of care would be left behind The moment YAM Tunku Puteri Johor, Tunku Puteri Dr. Kamariah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah — sister to His Majesty, The Yang di-Pertuan Agong — entered the room, there was a palpable stillness. Not silence from formality. But silence born from deep respect. From alignment between leadership and empathy. From the understanding that true service does not need applause. Also present were District Governor Rtn. Arvind Kumar, PDG Bhaskaran, and PDG Leslie Salehuddin — leaders whose presence underscored Rotary’s enduring commitment to humanitarian impact, health equity, and dignified care. The Challenge: When Health Is a Luxury Across Malaysia, thousands of dialysis patients from low-income (B40) households live in the shadow of an impossible choice. They fight through: Weekly dialysis treatments Chronic fatigue caused by low haemoglobin The risk of infection, transfusion dependency, and declining quality of life One of the most effective treatments — erythropoietin injections — remains out of reach for many due to cost. This project is the bridge between need and access. With over RM500,000 raised, funded through a Rotary International Global Grant, with support from: Rotary Club Seokmun and District 3620 (Republic of Korea) Rotary Club Taipei Southgate and District 3481 (Taiwan) Yayasan Sultan Iskandar Johor — this humanitarian healthcare initiative will provide 8 to 12 injections monthly to 300 ESKD patients across Peninsular Malaysia, free of charge, for up to 18 months. This is sustainable patient care, not a one-time donation. This is Rotary at its best — where action meets empathy, and resources meet results. Stories Behind the Numbers Behind every data point lies a human story: A father regaining the strength to return to work A mother who no longer skips meals to pay for medicine A grandfather who will now live to attend his granddaughter’s wedding This isn’t just a medical outreach project. It’s an initiative grounded in equity, inclusion, and compassionate healthcare delivery. The Power of Quiet Leadership This initiative was made possible not by grand gestures, but by deliberate, humble giving. 16 Rotarians stepped forward to become Paul Harris Fellows, each contributing USD 1,000 Mr. Hardave Singh, a private citizen, made a pivotal personal contribution of RM100,000 Medical experts volunteered to monitor patient outcomes, ensuring compliance with Ministry of Health protocols Leading this mission were President Dr. Alaric Nathan, Project Chair Dr. Jaideep Singh, and PDG Dato’ Jimmy Lim — each playing distinct roles in mobilizing international cooperation, logistics, and execution. It’s proof that when Rotary clubs collaborate across borders, real systems of care emerge. The Launch Moment: Unspoken Emotion When the Rotary bell rang to signal the official launch, something shifted. There was no thunderous applause. No speeches rushed to conclusion. Just a quiet stillness. A kind of collective pause. As if everyone in the room — Rotarian or guest — had realised that we were not just launching a project. We were helping rewrite the story of 300 lives. A Testament to What Rotary Truly Is Rotary isn’t just about meetings, banners, or service hours. It’s about the cumulative power of community-led healthcare, service, and solidarity. This project may never make national headlines. But for 300 families in Malaysia, it is the only headline that matters. We may never know their names. But we will feel their stories — in every breath they take that would’ve been a struggle, now turned into strength. Join the Movement of Silent Impact Whether you are a fellow Rotarian, a healthcare professional, policymaker, or a compassionate citizen — this project stands as a blueprint for healthcare justice through collaborative service. Website: https://rotarykldiraja.org/dialysis-relief/ By Ajitpal Singh Public Image Director, Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja
More Than Medicine: A Night That Gave Hope to 300 Lives
🌟 Watch how education transforms lives. Meet Arvinth, the first recipient of the HELP University–Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Financial Assistance Initiative. From discovering the opportunity to sharing his dreams, Arvinth’s inspiring story is a celebration of hope, courage, and new beginnings. 🔵 Learn more about the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja’s mission: 👉 https://rotarykldiraja.org 📚 Interested in applying for the Bursary? 👉 Full Bursary Information: https://rotarykldiraja.org/bursary/ 👉 Apply Here: https://rotarykldiraja.org/bursary-form/ 🌟 In this video: Introduction How Arvinth discovered the bursary His experience with the application and interview process Advice to other students considering applying Reflections on being the first recipient 🌍 Keywords: Rotary Malaysia, HELP University Bursary, Student Scholarship Malaysia, Financial Assistance Malaysia, Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja, Education Charity Malaysia, Student Success Stories, Youth Empowerment Malaysia, Rotary Service Projects 🙏 Believe in the power of education? Like, share, and subscribe to support more life-changing initiatives! #EducationChangesLives #RotaryMalaysia #StudentSuccessStory
From Hope to Triumph: Arvinth’s Journey – HELP University x RCKLDiRaja Bursary 2025
We are proud to launch the HELP University – Rotary Club Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Bursary Project, supporting underprivileged students to achieve their academic dreams. Through this meaningful collaboration, we aim to provide financial assistance, educational support, and mentorship to help young talents realise their full potential. The HELP University – RCKLDiRaja Bursary Project reflects our shared belief that education is the key to unlocking opportunities and transforming lives. Together, we are committed to making a lasting impact by empowering the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and changemakers. Learn more about how we are creating brighter futures through education. #HELPUniversity #RotaryClubKLDiRaja #BursaryProject #EducationForAll #TransformingLives #StudentSupport #Scholarships #HigherEducation
HELP University x Rotary KL DiRaja | Bursary Project Launch
📢 Do you dream of going to university but worry about tuition fees? This video explains how the HELP University & Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja (RCKLDiRaja) Bursary can help average students from underprivileged backgrounds get the education they deserve! 💡 Unlike scholarships for top scorers, this bursary is designed for students with average academic results who may not have a shot at university due to financial struggles. It covers full tuition fees and books—so you can focus on your studies without the burden of education costs. 🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✅ Who is eligible for the bursary ✅ What costs are covered (Tuition fees & books!) ✅ Common myths about bursaries—debunked! ✅ Step-by-step guide on how to apply ✅ How HELP University & RCKLDiRaja are supporting students like YOU 🎯 How to Apply: 1️⃣ Apply to HELP University and get accepted into a Diploma, Pre-University, or Undergraduate program 2️⃣ Submit your acceptance letter to The Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja (RCKLDiRaja) 3️⃣ Attend an interview with Rotary 4️⃣ If approved, your bursary is granted! All tuition fees and book costs will be covered 🎉 📌 No repayment required! This is a financial aid gift to help you achieve your dreams. 📢 Ready to Apply? 📩 Visit: www.rotarykldiraja.org/bursary 📍 Share this video with someone who needs financial aid for university! 💙 🚀 Don't let finances stop you from getting an education. Apply today and take control of your future! 🔔 Subscribe for more updates on scholarships, bursaries, and student opportunities! #HELPUniversity #RotaryClubKLDiRaja #Scholarships #Bursary #EducationForAll #StudentFinancialAid
🎓 Your Future Starts Here! HELP University & RCKLDiRaja Bursary Explained 🎓
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