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Click for a Cause is not a campaign hired in. It is a club that has spent two decades asking what Coimbatore still owes its children — and then rolling up its sleeves. Chartered on 17 October 2001. Motto: Service Above Self.
2001
Chartered
30K+
Happy smiles
15K+
Trees planted
RID 3206
Club 56663

The club
Founded in 2001 with the support of Rotary Club of Coimbatore Uptown, Manchester is a fellowship of professionals who treat service as a craft. Health. Education. Environment. Youth. Four doors, one house.
They plant trees by the thousand, keep a dental van on the road, rebuild classrooms, stand up tribal hospitals, and sit with families who cannot afford a child’s cancer treatment. Click for a Cause is that last work, turned toward a camera: every entry fee is a small, stubborn act of care.

How they work
Rotary Coimbatore Manchester’s first motto still hangs over the club: Service Above Self. The photographs are not a brochure. They are readings of hard work done by dedicated Rotarians for the community.
In the field

Care that travels
A mobile dental van takes treatment to neighbourhoods that would otherwise wait — and wait.

Rooms that teach
Classrooms rebuilt at Madampatti Government High School, so a child’s first lesson is dignity.

A laptop, a horizon
Rural students received machines and bags — not gadgets, but a way into tomorrow’s classroom.

School under the trees
Tribal schools renovated and raised so learning is not a luxury of the plains.

A hospital in the hills
Kotagiri’s tribal hospital — essential care, close enough to reach when it still matters.

A hall for waiting mothers
A quiet, clean room for expectant mothers — because care begins before the delivery ward.

A meal, a neighbour
Food and relief when a household has nothing left to stretch.

Hope in a hospital corridor
Free cancer treatment for needy kids — the cause this photography contest exists to serve.

Walls, then a life
Homes repaired on red earth — a roof that does not leak is the beginning of everything else.
Visit the club
Projects, news and how to walk with them — beyond this contest — live on the club site.