As Thanksgiving approaches, I find myself reflecting on just how much we have to be grateful for. We are fortunate to be part of an organization that brings people together, crosses borders, builds friendships, and most importantly, changes lives.
As I continue my journey as District Governor, I am reminded again and again that Rotary is so much more than meetings, fundraisers, and service projects. It is about people helping people. It is about compassion, generosity, and the belief that each of us has the power to make the world a better place.
Rotary District 7910 Holiday Party – December 17th 2026 (5:30pm)
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.
What better way to start Thanksgiving Day than to sit back and let someone else make you a delicious hot breakfast complete with pancakes, scrambled eggs, breakfast sausage, hot coffee and juice?
Please purchase your Christmas tree and wreaths in Weston this year to support scholarships, food security projects, and other charitable initiatives of the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland.
RC Lowell served breakfast to Veterans at the Lowell Senior Center
Great food. Great prizes. An even greater purpose!
Has your club decided where to install its Peace Pole yet? Not quite? That's okay!
Make sure you read all the way to the end—there's some exciting news for every club in our District!
The Rotary Clubs of Lowell and Dracut put on the latest in a series of annual Harvest Balls for Seniors
