Rotary clubs in the Isle of Man are a beacon in helping good causes and serving their communities.
That's the view of the organisation's District Governor for the north-west Graham Jackson, who has been touring the Island's Rotary clubs over the past few days, meeting members in Douglas, Onchan, Ramsey and Rushen.
Mr Jackson says all four clubs are very active, using their resources to support worthy projects at home and overseas.
He says the Island is leading the way:
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