Over the years, 2000 - 2005

2000-2001

Ada Cheng, a Chartered Secretary was the 11th President of the Club. During the year, the Club took the unprecedented step to work jointly with four other clubs to organize a charity concert by the Melbourne Ensemble String Orchestra in support of Youth Outreach. Other events in which the Club participated were a charity walk raising funds for Harmony House, tree planting for the Open Garden Cultivation Project. The Club's ongoing projects and continued contributions went to St. James Settlement, Harmony House, Vocational Training Council, the Open University of Hong Kong and the Jinan University. In order to mark the start of the Club's second decade, a new logo was adopted to enhance the Club's recognition.

2001-2002

Joseph Chan was the 12th president. He is the first president who served two terms for the Club. This year, the Club runs its first walkathon which raised fund for the school project in China. A sister club agreement with Rotary Club of Makati Bel-Air of Philippines was signed.

2002-2003

Rafael Aharoni was the 13th President of the Rotary Club of Wanchai and a prominent Hong Kong business figure. The Club has continued to support a variety of charitable projects including its own English Scholarship Programme (through which the Club sponsored two Hong Kong secondary school students to attend an English language school in England), the Children's Thalassaemia Foundation and projects and programmes of the Vocational Training Council and the Correctional Services Department. Rafael's Presidency spanned the beginning and end (hopefully) of the SARS crisis in Hong Kong and he has contributed greatly to those who have been affected by SARS in both Hong Kong and China.

2003-2004

Richard Tanner, a company/commercial solicitor, was the 14th President of the Rotary Club of Wanchai. During the year, the Club has successfully concluded many projects such as the support of young students studying at the Vocational Training Council; supplying equipment to a hospital in China; working in conjunction with the Correctional Services Department and the Open University of Hong Kong in the support of offenders; sponsoring dance students; and pursuing its centennial project for the establishment of computer and library facilities for prison inmates. The Club is renouned for the participation of its members and we are fortunate to have those who not only contribute to the Club's own activities but also freely give their time and enthusiasm as Rotary District Officers.

2004-2005

David Ganesh Sarju was the 15th President of the Rotary Club of Wanchai and the Centennial President. David has lived in Hong Kong since 1996 and is a seasoned professional of the finance industry. During this milestone Centennial Year, the Club completed a major sponsorship project with the Correctional Services, which had begun two years earlier. This included the complete refurbishment of a library at the Tal Tam Centre for Women. During the year, a new Sister Club agreement was made with a club in India, the Rotary Club of New Bombay Hillside. During his Presidency, David inducted six new members to the club.