一家夜總會，造成180餘人喪生，300多人受傷(多數是外國人)後，該島的10個扶輪社社員競相協助救援行動。

Bali Rotarians, blood bank save lives Members of the 10 Rotary clubs on the Indonesian island of Bali scrambled to help with rescue efforts following the 12 October 2002 car bombing of a nightclub that killed more than 180 people and injured 300, mostly foreign tourists. 

扶輪社員日夜不休提供英語翻譯協助給當地的醫院工作人員，並動員鼓勵捐血。他們也協調印尼的扶輪社捐贈資金與設備(主要是注射針筒)，並提供食物給數百名在醫療機構與爆炸現場工作的義工。

Rotarians worked around the clock to provide English language translation assistance to local hospital personnel and to mobilize blood donors. They also coordinated donations of funds and equipment, mainly syringes, from Indonesian Rotary clubs and provided food for hundreds of volunteers working at health facilities and the scene of the deadly blast.

巴里島血庫曾由扶輪基金會的配合獎助金及保健、防飢、人道3-H獎助金更新及補充設備，在攻擊事件後成為救命的寶貴資產。由於該計劃扶輪協調人的先見之明，堅持運用資源來購買各種血型的血液，該血庫已經充分準備可因應如此多外籍人士受傷的醫療緊急狀況。

The Bali Blood Bank, which has been renovated and equipped with Rotary Foundation Matching and 3-H Grants, became a valuable asset in efforts to save lives after the attack. Thanks to the foresight of the Rotarian coordinators of the project, who had insisted on a commitment of resources to procure a supply of all blood types, the blood bank was prepared to deal with a medical emergency involving so many injured foreigners.

據第3400地區(印尼)一位團體研究交換團團長蘇筆陽托(Freddy Subiyanto)表示，若非該血庫，事情會「糟糕得多」。該交換團1998年與第6290地區(加拿大安大略省與美國密西根州)的交換促成這個血庫計劃。除了第6290地區的扶輪社，加拿大與日本的扶輪社員也對該計劃有貢獻，包括訓練血庫工作人員。

If it had not been for the blood bank, things would have been "a lot worse," according to Freddy Subiyanto, a past District 3400 (Indonesia) Group Study Exchange team leader, whose exchange with District 6290 (Ontario, Canada, and Michigan, USA) in 1998 resulted in the blood bank project. In addition to District 6290 clubs, Canadian and Japanese Rotarians also contributed to the effort, which included training of blood bank personnel.

在爆炸的外籍傷患撤離到鄰國之際，扶輪義工協助動用資源來幫助受傷的當地人，其中許多人窮到無法負擔醫藥費。澳洲各地的扶輪社也募集大筆款項來協助倖存者及受害者的家屬。

As foreign victims of the explosion were evacuated to neighboring countries, Rotary volunteers helped mobilize resources to help injured local people, many of them too poor to pay their medical bills. Rotarians throughout Australia raised substantial funds to help survivors and victims' families.