Rotary Club Pandan Valley, Singapore.

Rotary Club Pandan Valley, Singapore. There's something that all Rotary club members have in common: We take action. As community volunteers, we reach out to neighbors in need. We save lives.

Chartered in 1983, the Rotary Club of Pandan Valley has a long track record of over 40 years of doing good and looking out for the needy locally and abroad in the Rotary spirit of Service Above Self In more than 34,000 clubs worldwide, Rotarians volunteer in communities at home and abroad to support education and job training, provide clean water, combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, and

eradicate polio. We build, support, and organize. We work locally and globally. Around the world and around the corner, the 1.2 million men and women of Rotary
• Get involved in their communities
• Connect with other professionals
• Share their time and experience with young people
• Support global causes, such as eradicating polio
• Use their skills to help others

Coming together with Christine Ng of Why Ventures, to look into cooking up some magic for children (children of the Rade...
20/06/2026

Coming together with Christine Ng of Why Ventures, to look into cooking up some magic for children (children of the Rade, Jarai and Mnong people in Dak Lak, Central Vietnam) - with the aim of transforming their life of lack and limitation into a future of exciting possibilities. Thank You Christine for stopping over back in Singapore to share your vision, mission and purpose, and also a specific plan to provide the children with entrepreneurial immersion in a cacao farm, learning life lessons together with their sponsors.

“We believe the future is not something to find; it is something to build.” ~ Christine Ng, founder of Why Ventures, whi...
20/06/2026

“We believe the future is not something to find; it is something to build.” ~ Christine Ng, founder of Why Ventures, which runs an educational tourism cm mind transformation program in a cacao farm setting in Dak Lak, Central Vietnam, to provide children from a poor marginalised community with experiential learning and exposure to a future of possibilities that they can create for themselves.

RCPV members and spouse, PP Elsie Chua & TG, PP Pang Boon Seng & Gladys, PP TC Tan & Molly, and PP Lim Eng Hai & Christi...
16/06/2026

RCPV members and spouse, PP Elsie Chua & TG, PP Pang Boon Seng & Gladys, PP TC Tan & Molly, and PP Lim Eng Hai & Christina, with District Governor Dr Shahul Hameed and Immediate Past District Governor Dr Yap Lip Kee at Zen Tea Restaurant, a well-known Chinese vegetarian restaurant in Taipei. Thanks DG Dr Shahul for this wonderful treat to round up the Rotary International Taipei 2026 Convention for delegates from Rotary District 3310. We stopped counting after a while but it did look like a 20-course dinner 😋

Monday evening in West Gate, Taipei… RCPV’s Past President Lim Eng Hai presents the Club’s bannerette to PP Rick Santos ...
16/06/2026

Monday evening in West Gate, Taipei… RCPV’s Past President Lim Eng Hai presents the Club’s bannerette to PP Rick Santos of the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong North as a token of Rotary friendship, in recognition of a good connection forged. Others assembled include PP Angelo Reyes, Secretary Julia Belolo, PP Alex Manalo, PN Gerry Bautista, Rtn. Lisa Manolo and PND Chris Savile.

Tuesday morning in Taipei…. Meeting up with Fellow Rotarian Jim Chiang Yu-Chin, a Past President of the Rotary Club of T...
16/06/2026

Tuesday morning in Taipei…. Meeting up with Fellow Rotarian Jim Chiang Yu-Chin, a Past President of the Rotary Club of Taipei Metro West, a Club of 24 members, chartered in 1986, 3 years after RCPV… Thank you Jim, for making time to meet, and the gifts of your hospitality. Thank You Christine Ng, sister of our President Elect Shaun Ng, an a fellow traveller in Project Supa Sapa, for the referral and introduction after your meeting at an entrepreneur’s seminar in Ho Chih Minh City.

RI President Francesco Arezzo shared stories from his presidential year at the opening day of .“Rotary needs dreams - n...
15/06/2026

RI President Francesco Arezzo shared stories from his presidential year at the opening day of .

“Rotary needs dreams - not as an escape from reality, but as a force that moves people to act and to keep hope even in the most difficult times.” - Rotary International President Francisco Arezzo, speaking at the Opening of RI’s Taipei 2026 Convention on 14 June 2026

Sunday afternoon in Taipei…. At the Opening Ceremony of the Rotary International Taipei 2026 Convention, with 37,000 Rot...
14/06/2026

Sunday afternoon in Taipei…. At the Opening Ceremony of the Rotary International Taipei 2026 Convention, with 37,000 Rotarians in attendance, Rotarians in the first of 2 sessions were welcomed by the President of Taiwan, William Lai. Those of us in the second and afternoon session were welcomed by the very youthful Mayor of Taipei, Chiang Wan-an, the great-grandson of Chiang Kai-shek. In his welcome speech, Mayor Chiang said with pride that he’d be flying to Singapore to receive the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, a prestigious international award often described as the “Nobel Prize of Cities” - cities that demonstrate outstanding achievements in creating livable, vibrant and sustainable urban communities.

Earliest arrivals at Rotary International Convention in Taipei: Received on arrival at the airport, RCPV Past President ...
12/06/2026

Earliest arrivals at Rotary International Convention in Taipei: Received on arrival at the airport, RCPV Past President Pang Boon Seng and spouse, Gladys, a Past President herself, of the Rotary Club of Marina City and other convention delegates from her Club. We are proud of our PP PBS who is 90 and travel-fit, and shows up at Rotary functions near and far. There’s something about doing good through Rotary that keeps people young ;)

Is there something else that’s meaningful and impactful we can do together? RCPV looks forward to welcome our guest spea...
11/06/2026

Is there something else that’s meaningful and impactful we can do together? RCPV looks forward to welcome our guest speaker and social entrepreneur from Ho Chih Minh City, Christine Ng, whom we first met in Sapa in January 2026, in conjunction with Project Supa Sapa. Christine gave up senior digital marketing careers at big companies like L’Oreal and Nestle to start up Why Ventures - a social business enterprise which organises entrepreneurial immersion for financially-disadvantaged youths so as to give them exposure to a life beyond poverty, meeting with benefactors from afar who co-sponsor the education programme. Christine will speak to us about Building Self Reliance through Entrepreneurship Immersion. The setting for this has been a cacao farm somewhere in Vietnam. Let’s look out for a potential collaboration and see how we can be helpful to a good cause.

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