Rotary Foundation Dinner and Dance 2025 aims to raise $100m for global projects in health, education, and economic empowerment
[dropcap]R[/dropcap]otary International District 9111, Nigeria, is set to host the highly anticipated Rotary Foundation Dinner and Dance 2025, an event dedicated to raising funds and awareness for The Rotary Foundation’s global humanitarian initiatives.
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This year’s edition, marking the district’s pioneer year, aims to raise an ambitious $100 million to support projects in health, education, and economic empowerment across underserved communities.
The event will take place at the Victoria Garden Conference and Event Centre, opposite Ikeja Shopping Mall, and will feature an evening of music, inspirational speeches, and dancing.
Over 500 distinguished guests, including Rotarians, business leaders, and public figures, will gather to celebrate the foundation’s impact and contribute to its mission of making lasting global change.
District Governor Dr Wole Kukoyi, a dedicated advocate for service and development, will lead the charge in driving donations and ensuring the success of the event.
With service above self as Rotary’s guiding principle, the participation of industry leaders and professionals will highlight the power of collaboration in addressing global challenges.
Registration is now open, with early bird tickets available for ₦75,000 and late registration costing ₦100,000.
As one of the premier social events in the region, attendees will have the chance to network, support meaningful causes, and enjoy a night of celebration and philanthropy.
The Rotary Foundation Dinner and Dance 2025 promises to be a memorable evening, advancing Rotary’s mission of creating positive change worldwide.
Every contribution will help drive impactful projects and bring hope to communities in need.
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For ticket details and event information, visit Rotary District 9111’s official website.
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