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Bangkapi Rotary

Name: Bangkapi Rotary
Address: Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, 494 Rajdamri Road, Lumphini/Pathum Wan District, Bangkok, 10330, TH
Telephone: +66819286611
Price range: ££

Computer donations & trainig for secondary school in Pichitand Prachinburi Province
Libraries & Literacy projects for schools in the Minburi and Pichit areas.

Rotary Club of Bangkapi
District 3350, Rotary International • Chartered 17 July 1968
A community of leaders and changemakers dedicated to service, fellowship, and sustainable impact in Bangkok and beyond. Rotary Club of Bangkapi is engaging in various different projects;

Annual Projects;
Yearly Disabled Children outing - a day trip to the beach in Cha Am for 120 - 150 Children with body disabilities & vision impairments in collaboration with the Rotary Clubs of Lopburi, Royal Hua Hin & Eastern Seaboard (Pattaya)

Yearly Christmas charity outing to Baan Muang Song Thoo School in the hilly side of Kanchanburi Province in the district of Thong Pha P**n near to the border of Myanmar, providing warm clothing and other winter necessities for the over 400 preschool to grade 2 pupils. Projects in Rural Areas:
Clean Drinking Water and Sanitation Projects in Nakorn Sawan, Pichit, Prachinburi and Prajuab Khirikhan Province in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Sae Suwon (South Korea)
Prosthetic legs for children stepping on landmines near the Cambodian border - a project made possible through Rotary International's Matching Grants. Computers & LCD's for children at Ban Khok Panomdee School in Prachinburi, Province in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Tokyo New Ginza, Japan. Bio-gas project benefiting the children at Tha Wang Hin School in Prajuab Khirikhan Province and the villagers nearby, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Sae Suwon (South Korea)
Mobile unit for early tuberculosis detection and prevention, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Delhi North (India)

Bangkok & Vicinity Project:
Libraries & Literacy projects, computer donations and computer training for needy schools with the help of Rotary Club of Sae Suwon (South Korea)

Joint National PolioPlus Immunization project providing oral vaccine to children in the Bangkapi area on a yearly basis

Computer vocational training for the disabled at the Foundation for Support & Development of disabled Persons in Pakkred, Nontaburi Province. Hearing aid distribution in the Bangkapi area with the assistance of the Rotary Club of Koko-Bunji (Japan). Eye examination and distribution of reading glasses to needy children at the primary schools in Bangkapi area. For more information please contact us at "[email protected]"

08/09/2026

No luncheon meeting today, but we’re already looking forward to next week.

Our Club is honored to welcome the Visit of the District Governor Srifa Siriudomseth, and it promises to be a meaningful and inspiring gathering.

We look forward to seeing you all at our meeting next week as we come together in true Rotary spirit to create lasting impact.

04/09/2026

Fellowship in Action: Strengthening Our Japan–Thailand Rotary Bonds

During a wonderful Fellowship Dinner, our member Rtn. Riku continued his dedicated work in building and maintaining our Club’s relationships with Rotary clubs in Japan.

His commitment to international friendship and cross‑cultural collaboration reflects the true spirit of Rotary of connecting communities and creating lasting goodwill across borders.

We are grateful for his leadership and passion in strengthening these meaningful ties.

Together, we keep Serving to Change Lives.

01/09/2026

Thank You to Our Guest Speaker & Everyone Who Joined Our Luncheon

A heartfelt thank you to Pamela Hongsakul, Leadership & Media Advisor, and Founder of Numeni Leaders, for returning to share her powerful follow‑up talk: “How Can ‘Social Infrastructure’ Prevent Traumas in Society?” Social Infrastructure, Part 2.

Pamela delivered a deeply thoughtful and timely exploration of how everyday social systems shape the safety and wellbeing of our communities. She reminded us that social infrastructure is not just physical spaces, but the human networks that help people feel seen, supported, and connected. Her talk highlighted four essential pillars:

Schools as safe havens — where children learn belonging, emotional resilience, and social language, not just academics.

Families as the primary scaffolding — the emotional base that must be supported by wider community networks.

Civic spaces like Rotary — vital places that foster trust, mentorship, and collective empathy.

Emergency and rescue systems — the social safety nets that protect lives when physical infrastructure fails.

Pamela also shared inspiring examples of when social infrastructure works, including the story of young Tilly Smith, whose education and confidence helped save lives during the 2004 tsunami.

Her message was clear: resilience is built not only through structures, but through people, through connection, compassion, and shared responsibility.

We are equally grateful to all our Rotary members, visiting Rotarians, and friends who attended. Your engagement and fellowship made this luncheon truly meaningful.

To capture the spirit of today’s event, we’ve included 14 photos from the luncheon, moments of learning, connection, and Rotary camaraderie.

Together, we continue to grow, serve, and create lasting impact.

Rotary Club of Bangkapi – Service Above Self

31/08/2026

📚 September is Basic Education & Literacy Month! 🌍

And at our Rotary Club of Bangkapi, we believe that education is the foundation for opportunity.

That’s why our club continues to invest in upgrading rural schools and ensuring not only access to clean, safe water, but also providing quality reading materials that spark curiosity, imagination, and lifelong learning.

Every book placed in a child’s hands opens a door. Every clean drop of water supports their health, dignity, and ability to learn.

And together, these simple yet powerful tools help build brighter futures for students in underserved communities.

Our commitment to Create Lasting Impact remains strong, and we are grateful for the support of our members, partners, and friends who make these projects possible.

Let’s continue empowering young minds and strengthening the communities, one school at a time.

27/08/2026

Rotary Club of Bangkapi Luncheon Invitation
Topic: How Can “Social Infrastructure” Prevent Traumas in Society?
Guest Speaker: Pamela Hongsakul

We warmly invite all our members, friends, and community partners to join our upcoming Rotary Club of Bangkapi Luncheon Meeting featuring a thought‑provoking session with Pamela Hongsakul, Leadership & Media Advisor and Founder of Numeni Leaders.

Pamela returns to us following her impactful 2023 presentation, this time diving deeper into how social infrastructure and the systems that support families, schools, healthcare, and communities which can help prevent trauma before it takes root.

About the Topic:
Pamela will explore how strengthening social foundations can reduce long‑term harm and build healthier, more resilient societies.

Her talk will highlight three essential pillars:

Children & Families — Safety, development, and family dynamics that shape early wellbeing

Education & Institutions — How schools, safety systems, and public institutions protect and empower communities

Community Resilience — Communication, connection, and shared responsibility as tools for healing and prevention

Pamela’s insights draw from her extensive background in social services, media consulting, and leadership training, including certification from the Harvard Kennedy School.

Her work focuses on equipping leaders and communities with the tools needed to strengthen societal systems and reduce trauma at its roots.

About Pamela Hongsakul:
Pamela is a seasoned advisor in leadership development and media strategy.

As Founder of Numeni Leaders, she works across sectors to elevate social responsibility, institutional strength, and community wellbeing.

Her experience in social services and her Harvard‑trained leadership approach make her uniquely positioned to speak on trauma prevention through social infrastructure.

🍽️ Luncheon Details:

📅 Tuesday, 1 September 2026

⏰ 12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

📍 Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok – The Campus, Classrooms 2–3

Menu:
Starter: Snapper ceviche with corn, red onion, cilantro & plantain chips

Main Options: Crispy skin ocean trout with cauliflower purée, pak choy & soy ginger glaze

Black Angus beef bourguignon with celeriac & root vegetable sauce

Vegetarian: Chinese chow mein with tofu, mushrooms, broccoli & snap peas

Dessert: Caramelized poached pear tart with calvados ice cream & ginger

💵 Lunch Cost: THB 790

📩 RSVP by Friday
📞 081 928 6611
📧 [email protected]

We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring afternoon of learning, leadership, and community connection.

25/08/2026

And here is our official Handover Message for the Water for Life Project at the Ban Thung Kraton School (Ban Tonggatone School), in Prachuap Khiri Khan, which happened on the 23 & 24 August 2026

The Water for Life project at Ban Thung Kraton School has now been officially and successfully handed over, which is a milestone that reflects months of collaboration, commitment, and shared purpose.

Over 23–24 August 2026, representatives from the Rotary Club of Bangkapi, the Rotary Club of Belmont & Redwood Shores, and the Ruamrudee International School Alumni Class of 1997 gathered with school leaders and community members to celebrate the completion of a fully operational water purification system that will provide clean, safe drinking water for students and families for years to come.

This handover marks more than the installation of equipment, it symbolizes health, dignity, and opportunity.

With reliable access to clean water, children can learn in a safer environment, families can reduce health risks, and the community gains a sustainable resource that strengthens its future.

The ceremony also included the delivery of donated children’s clothing, toys, books, school supplies, and sports items, these are all heartfelt contributions that will directly support the students’ daily lives and learning experiences.

Together, we’ve transformed a need into lasting impact. And together, we continue to prove that service, when shared, becomes powerful.

TOGETHER, WE CREATE LASTING IMPACT.

24/08/2026

A big Rotary salute to our Immediate Past President Jarunee for joining the President Year 2025–26 Get‑Together Party!

Her presence reflects the strength of our Bangkapi fellowship and our commitment to supporting incoming leaders as we continue creating meaningful impact in our community.

Together, we grow stronger.

23/08/2026

Important update for our Rotary Club of Bangkapi members and Friends.

There will be no luncheon meeting on Tuesday, 25 August 2026.

Our next luncheon meeting will be held on Tuesday, 1 September 2026, with further details to follow.

Thank you, everyone, for your continued fellowship and engagement.

23/08/2026

Rotary Club of Bangkapi is delighted to share that our recent International Rotary Fellowship and Flag Exchange with the Rotary Club of Indore Royal, India has been featured in Patrika (Indore edition, India).

The article highlights the warm interaction between our club and President Dr. Sunaina Khanna and Public Image Chair Dr. Sanjeevv Khanna of the Rotary Club of Indore Royal, marking their club’s first international fellowship and flag exchange.

This recognition underscores Rotary’s commitment to friendship, fellowship and global understanding, and celebrates the strong bond formed between our two clubs during the meeting in Bangkok.

A wonderful example of Rotary spirit reaching across borders. 🌏🤝

19/08/2026

Club of Bangkapi Luncheon Appreciation

What an inspiring afternoon we shared at today’s Rotary Luncheon.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes to Mamta Bajaj for gracing us with her insightful and thought‑provoking talk on

“When Comfort Stops Feeling Comforting.”

Her perspective on how our familiar habits can sometimes hold us back and how awareness can move us toward healthier choices which truly resonated with everyone in the room.

To all our members, friends, and Rotarians from fellow clubs who joined us, thank you for your presence, your energy, and your fellowship.

Your support is what makes our gatherings meaningful and our community stronger.

The 24 photos captured today reflect not just an event, but the spirit of Rotary connection, learning, service, and joy.

We’re grateful to share these moments with you.
Together, we continue to Create Lasting Impact.