I am hopeful your Rotary year is going well. Here is our latest Rotary Public Image update.
Members of the Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley have been delivering masks to organizations in the Bolton, Lancaster and Stow area, including public-safety offices and nursing homes, as part of the Rotary Million Mask Challenge Tour. Several hundred masks have been delivered with plans to deliver at least another 500 more. More masks will ship in early October. If you or your organization needs masks, contact info@nashobarotary.org.
On September 22, numerous Rotarians took part in "Open Doors With DG Diana," an online session focused on fundraising and membership.
To watch the 67-minute video, visit this page.
Note: To access the page, you need to be an active Rotarian in District 7910, and login to the District's ClubRunner accounTo watch the 67-minute video, visit this page.
On October 7 at 7:30 p.m., the Rotary Club of Brookline and several community partners will present a program designed to help us all understand the underlying science of controlling COVID-19. Register now for this important program, and submit your questions - in advance - to the panel of experts.
The Rotary Club of Acton-Boxborough, the international partner in a Rotary Global Grant called "Healthy Children, Happy Nation," initiated by the Rotary Club of Pune Pristine in Pune, India, is thrilled to announce that the first of 50 planned child heart surgeries has been successfully completed.
Greetings from District 4400 in Ecuador! Are you looking for an international project? Are you looking for a partner? Find them in our XV Project Fair!
What’s life like for people between the ages of 18 and 35 in the Boothbay region of Maine? Through Rotary, young people take on leadership positions that expand their skills while they serve. Rotary does more than help during a crisis like COVID-19; it provides experiences that translate into a better future in any career.
District 7910 has formed a Social Equity Task Force. This group will address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion within our clubs and our communities.
There’s a new way you can raise funds for The Rotary Foundation. Our new peer-to-peer fundraising platform, Raise for Rotary, is now live in English! This new fundraising tool is easy to use, shareable on social media, and gives donors recognition credit!
This is a story of international service and friendship with the San Andres community and its Rotary club, on the East Coast of Mexico. It is 20 years in the making!
Binish Desai (shown on the right) began working on an eco-friendly brick made out of recycling and waste, when he was 11. The former Rotary Youth Exchange student, inventor, and entrepreneur credits Rotary with giving him the support to pursue his dreams. Now he’s giving back through a new Rotary club.
COVID-19 is miserable for those without food. My name is Sylvia Balungi Kiggundu and I currently reside in the Waltham and am a member of the Rotary Club of Needham. COVID-19 has been hard for me — I am a certified nursing assistant who continues to go daily to my work, taking care of older people who need my help. I am blessed to be able to be on the front lines helping, and I pray for my clients and their families to avoid this horrible disease.
A big shout-out to Rotary Club of Southborough members Acacia and Will Warren, Anu Sehgal, Christine Narcisse, John Cook, and Sue Mankaruos, who were on deck at the September 1 Primary Election voting location in Southborough, helping the Town Clerk's Office pre-screen voters with health questions.
With the recent announcement that the entire continent of Africa has been declared free of wild poliovirus, we have met a major milestone in the battle to remove the threat of this terrible crippling disease from the planet Earth. But it's much more than polio - that's why we call it PolioPlus.
Your Rotary club wants to do an international project. A Rotarian involved with health-care projects in another country invites you to visit. You feel it’s important to see the needs firsthand, but your club members are not interested in making the trip. Instead, some suggest donating surplus medical equipment, which they think any health-care project could use. What would you do?
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