In developing countries 90% of children with disabilities do not receive an education. Given the varied circumstances and resources available in these diverse locations, anywhere from cities to remote villages, coming up with creative solutions to make education accessible is critical! That is why on November 21, 2026 for our Inclusive Education Training Summit, Rotary World Disability Advocacy chose to focus on The Power of Inclusive Teaching. The entire training will center around the Universal Design for Learning approach and ways we can be inclusive using what we already have available.
Great food. Great prizes. An even greater purpose!
What if your next great meal could help someone else have theirs?
Wellesley Rotary's 6th Annual Dinner On Us is more than a chance to win gift cards to some of Wellesley's fabulous restaurants. It's a chance to make sure our neighbors don't have to wonder where their next meal is coming from.
Every entry helps us fight food insecurity and nourish hope, right here in our community.
Because everyone deserves a seat at the table.
Enter today. Share the love. Make a difference.
Drawing December 2!
Has your club decided where to install its Peace Pole yet? Not quite? That's okay!
Don't let that stop you from taking the first step! Order your Peace Pole now and use the manufacturing time to find the perfect location.
As a reminder, our District Trustees have approved funding of up to $350 for a Peace Pole for every club in District 7910! This is a wonderful opportunity for every club to make a visible and lasting commitment to peace in our communities.
Make sure you read all the way to the end—there's some exciting news for every club in our District!
As we close out October, Rotary's month of focus on polio eradication, I want to take a moment to reflect on something truly extraordinary: the impact that Rotarians have made in the fight to end polio.
The Rotary Clubs of Lowell and Dracut put on the latest in a series of annual Harvest Balls for Seniors
Photo: ADGs Mary Foerster and Jim Pope celebrating the Harvest Ball
On Sunday, October 25th, the Sturbridge Rotary Club held its 6th annual TREK Sturbridge Halloween 5K & 1K event.
This family-friendly event included a 5K Trail Race, a 1K Road Race and a 5K Trail Fun Walk using the Old Sturbridge Village Education Center on Old Sturbridge Village Road and the Arbutus Park Trail in the Leadmine Mountain Conservation Lands.
It is always so exciting to see how Rotary Youth Exchange impacts lives. In 2017-18, Milford Rotary Club sponsored a student from France -- Auriane Veyveinc. Auriane attended Hopedale High School, had a successful exchange, and returned to France in June 2018. I met Auriane during her time in Massachusetts. Fast-forward to August 2026. I was visiting France and was able to catch up over dinner. Since her exchange, Auriane has finished college, added Spanish to her language repertoire, and is almost finished with a Master of Science degree in Purchasing & Global Supply Chain Management.
Blackstone Valley Rotary again teamed up with the Whitin Community Center (WCC) to provide and prepare a meal for over 160 local residents at the Peace of Bread Community Kitchen in Northbridge.
We like to make something different when its our turn so our menu was Chicken & Broccoli Alfredo with garlic bread and salad - a real treat!
We couldn't have done it without a generous grant from District 7910, an amazing donation from Grille 122 in Whitinsville, the support of WCC Director of Community Outreach, Jenn Castro, and of course our wonderful members and community volunteers!
Show Me the WAI
The why, what, where and who of AI in an era of exponential change
A primer for business owners
AI is expanding what small and medium-sized businesses can accomplish, while raising important questions about trust, responsibility and value. Show Me the WAI gives business owners a clear foundation for making informed choices: why AI matters, what large language models and agents can do, where they fit into everyday work, and who remains accountable for their actions and results.
RSVP Here for Business Networking: The why, what, where of AI - Nov 10
The Chelmsford Rotary Club brought smiles, laughter, and a little Halloween magic to the Chelmsford Center for the Arts on Saturday, October 24, as local families gathered for the club’s annual Children’s Halloween Party. Young ghosts, goblins, superheroes, and princesses enjoyed a festive morning filled with face painting, pumpkin decorating, crafts, games, and entertainment.
Rotary is built on leadership, service, and the willingness to make a difference. Now is your opportunity to take your Rotary journey to the next level!
Rotary District 7910 is seeking passionate, dedicated Rotarians who are ready to serve in District leadership positions. Whether you have years of Rotary experience or bring fresh ideas and enthusiasm, we encourage you to consider taking the next step in your Rotary journey.
The District Foundation Dinner will be held on Wednesday, November 18'th at the Great Wolf Lodge, 150 Great Wolf Dr, Fitchburg, MA 01420. Registration is now open and you can register online at https://rotary7910.org/event/district-foundation-dinner-3/
Exciting changes are ahead, and we need YOU to help shape the future of our District!
As we prepare for the creation of our new Rotary District with District 7950, we are looking for enthusiastic, creative, and dedicated Rotarians to serve on the New District Creation Team. This is a unique opportunity to be part of something truly special—building a strong foundation for our future while honoring the traditions and accomplishments that brought us here.
Music, Community, and a Great Breakfast! Join Us for the 29th Annual Breakfast for the Bands!
The Rotary Clubs of Leominster and Fitchburg are once again joining forces to support our local student musicians, and you're invited to be part of this wonderful community tradition!
Join us on Sunday, November 22, 2026, (8am to 11:30am) as we celebrate the 29th Annual Breakfast for the Bands! This beloved event brings together great food, fantastic music, and the spirit of community, all while supporting the talented young musicians of Leominster and Fitchburg High Schools.
This year, the breakfast returns to Leominster High School, located at 122 Granite Street in Leominster.
Guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast while being entertained by the talented musicians of both the Leominster and Fitchburg High School Bands. Throughout the morning, the bands will take turns performing, filling the room with music, school pride, and plenty of community spirit!
Calling all Pancake lovers on Saturday, Oct 31 to join us at the wonderful Keefe Tech East Side Café - enjoy a great breakfast and help us raise money to fund local grants and projects in our service area of Ashland, Framingham, Holliston and Hopkinton.
Costumes welcomed!!
