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Potpourri of creation

Createract ‑ the festival celebrating creative talent, organized by the Rotaract Club of Colombo, for the 14th successive year, brings together Interactors and Rotaractors, giving them the opportunity to highlight their talent to prominent personalities in the related industry with limitless opportunities.

 With participation exceeding 200, from 9 Interact Clubs and 7 Rotaract Clubs, Createract 2009 was held on the May 23 at the Sasakawa Hall, Colombo. This was made possible with partnership from Reborn as the gold sponsor, British Computer Society (BCS) as the silver sponsor, supported by Virtusa and the Sandwich Factory.

With celebrated personalities Brandon Ingram, Anjuli, Nehara Peiris, Charliya Sathyagith, Ashanthi, Randhir, and Umara Singhawansa as the judges, the overall champion for 2009 was the Rotaract Club of Colombo Midtown. The winners for the other competitions were: The Interact Club of Visaka Vidyalaya for Just-a-Minute, The Rotaract Club of Panadura for Create-an-act, The Interact Club of Zahira College for Create-an-answer, The Interact club of Thurstan College for Create-a-Look, The Rotaract Club of Colombo Midtown for Create-a-Sketch, The Rotaract Club of Colombo Midcity for Creative-Writing, The Interact Club of Royal College for Create-an-Ad, The Rotaract Club of Colombo Midtown  and an Independent team consisting of the Rotaract Clubs of the University of Colombo and Colombo Midcity for Create-anything, The Rotaract Club of Colombo Midtown for Create-a-dance and The Interact Club of Zahira College for Create-a-song.

  Chartered in 1969, the Rotaract Club of Colombo (http://www.rotaractclubofcolombo.org/) is the first Rotaract Club to be established in Sri Lanka and has a history of appreciated community service and professional development spanning 40 years. Operating within the family of the international Rotary movement, the Rotaract club of Colombo is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Colombo. The Rotaract Club of Colombo meets on the first and third Tuesday of every month at the Royal College Union Building at 6.30 pm.

 Rotaract is a movement found worldwide for young men and women aged between 18 to 30 years who believe they can make a difference by serving their communities.

Rotaract clubs are usually community or university-based and sponsored by a local Rotary club, making them true ‘partners in service’ and key members of the Rotary family. The Rotaract movement encompasses all facets of life with 4 main avenues of service – namely, Community Service, Professional Development, International Understanding and Club Service.

 Through the Rotaract program, young adults not only augment their knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, but also address the physical and social needs of their communities while promoting international understanding and peace through a framework of friendship and service.

As one of the most significant and fastest-growing programs of Rotary service, with more than 8,000 Rotaract clubs in 163 countries and geographic areas, Rotaract has become a worldwide phenomenon.

 
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