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While we move through the summer of 2021, there's still a level of uncertainty concerning the way Rotary can continue to facilitate the human connections that Rotary members valued previously. While the "hands facing space" mantra is undoubtedly part of our daily routine, there's no doubt that the trust of Rotary has been growing and more people are forming contact with each other. Rotary has changed. It is still unclear the manner in which our service to humanity will incorporate the highly valued connections between people that Rotary members enjoyed in the prior time. Although the "hands looking outwards" idea is likely to be a part of the daily routines in the club, there's no doubt that the feeling of security is developing, and more people have been able to make connections face-to-face. Rotary is evolving. The Rotary network helps build relationships that last. The pandemic served as the catalyst for us to take on technological advances. The pandemic has prompted us to improve our technological techniques. We maintain our business on the internet, while introducing a new social and service activity. Our newfound opportunities have combined with the lessons we have learned from our previous pandemics to create a perspective to Rotary. Recently, a Rotary Survey revealed that about 75% of the participants were organizing business-as-usual activities. Check out this piece 1. Amanda Watkin - General Secretary's Column in Rotary Magazine In the last Rotary survey, it was encouraging to discover that about 75% of clubs have started organizing their business as usual' initiatives and programs that have previously benefitted communities across the continents of Great Britain and Ireland. It's wonderful to learn that the Rotary Support Centre team is able to provide important resources to assist with the development and maintenance of the infrastructure. It also helps keep people who are members secure. Insurance and compliance are equally important. The imagination and creativity of our members to find solutions to the most difficult challenges is incredible and I am extremely thankful that the opportunity to become a member of Rotary was given to me in the year 2002. Rotary also has provided me with a great group of people who share the same values. I am grateful for this. Let's now all join Rotary and encourage our families, acquaintances and coworkers to join us as part of this amazing world-wide network in which you truly are able to make a difference.