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Rotary Bangalore Midtown organized two mega blood donation drives in February 2026, collecting 1,143 units and strengthening Bengaluru’s blood supply through voluntary community participation.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown distributed blankets to over 1,000 vulnerable beneficiaries, providing warmth, comfort, and dignity while supporting underprivileged communities during winter.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown, with Manipal Hospital, conducted CPR training for 600 students, equipping them with life-saving skills to respond confidently during cardiac emergencies.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown, in association with PES Medical College, conducted a free health camp benefiting 131 patients through screenings, consultations, referrals, and ABHA registrations.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown, with the Indian Red Cross Society, organized a blood donation camp at V.E.T First Grade College, collecting 104 units from eligible donors.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown conducted an eye screening camp for underprivileged children in LR Nagar, providing free examinations, spectacles, and referrals for further treatment.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown distributed mosquito nets to senior citizens in Koramangala–Rajendranagara Slum, promoting protection from mosquito-borne diseases through preventive healthcare and awareness.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown organized a free dental health camp for 133 underprivileged children, providing screenings, treatments, preventive care, and oral hygiene education in collaboration with RV Dental College.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown hosted a free health and eye check-up camp for over 300 Bengaluru auto drivers, offering screenings, spectacles, surgeries, meals, servicing, and insurance.
Rotary Bangalore Midtown supports Mathrushree Manovikasa Kendra with monthly medicines worth ₹50,000, helping provide essential healthcare and dignity to 110 differently abled children.