Meet the Parents of your RYLA winners! Attend the Parent Reception Sunday afternoon June 29, preceding the Closing Ceremony of this year's RYLA weekend. We have invited the parents to an informal reception where we will share information about Rotary and about our District. We would love for every club that has sent one or more students to RYLA to come and greet the parents -- and tell them about your club!
Join us for a "book club" discussion of Rotary's Peace Academy online course.
Rotary mission is to promote peace and conflict resolution through education, dialogue, and practical action. Peace is more than the absence of violence — it's about creating the conditions for a better, more just world. You too can be a PeaceBuilder in your corner of the world.
11 Rotarians from our District visited Sweden on a Rotary Friendship Exchange in May. The District has participated in a Friendship Exchange with two Districts in England for over 50 years and this was the first time we hosted and visited a different country. The Rotarians hosted us in their homes and brought us to some amazing experiences like a Football game, (soccer for us Americans), the Island of Ven, the small town where Absolute vodka is made, a company that makes packaging like you use for juice boxes that has over 30% of the world market share and many other amazing places.
You asked for a better mobile experience with Rotary’s Learning Center, and here it is! Introducing the new app, a more direct and intuitive way to access the Learning Center on your mobile devices.
It’s now easier than ever to complete your role-based courses, track your progress, and explore other courses and resources — wherever you are.
Our high school students need inspiration for service in their communities and beyond.
Come to RYLA to showcase your club’s signature project(s). Our RYLA students are eager to learn, be inspired and get involved in your service projects.
From the local cleanups, food insecurity, international exchange, to repair cafes, to water and sanitation projects and more we know you have a story to tell!
Our students love hearing about your projects that the wealth of information you have accumulated.
On Sunday, July 20, from 8:00 a.m. to noon, the Rotary Club of Littleton will be hosting its 21st Annual AppleMan Triathlon. The Appleman is the Club’s largest fundraiser, with 100% of the net profits from the race going to support the Club’s many community, national, and international projects. This year, we expect about 450 athletes to compete!
Make memories at the Needham Carnival July 24-27. Fun for all ages with kiddie rides, thrill rides, Ferris Wheel, midway, and carnival food. For more, see www.NeedhamCarnival.com.
The Nashoba Valley Club is holding this year’s Stuff-A Cruiser food drive on Sept 13, 2025. We invite clubs across the district to join us on that day, doing their own events in their communities. We collaborate with our local police department and town residents to collect food, then drive the cruiser stuffed with donations to a local food pantry. We have fun, connect with our communities, help fulfill an essential need, and show residents the good works of our Rotary clubs. Our Interact members join us in this service project.
Since 2017, the Rotary Club of Marlborough has been running an annual book drive to benefit the Children of the Philippines and Uganda. Each year, we collect books and send them overseas to these two nations. Working with Rotary clubs in those countries to receive and distribute them. We have sent 100 of 1000s of books through the years.
On Monday, June 2nd, the Westford Rotary club held a Youth Financial Literacy Fair at the Westford Academy High School. This was a collaborative effort between the Westford Rotary Club, the Student Senate group, and the Administration department of Westford Academy. Funding for this event came from a District 7910 grant secured by the Westford Rotary Club.
On Thursday, June 12, 2025, the Rotary Club of Merrimack Valley distributed flowers at the Chelmsford Senior Center. Dozens of plants were distributed to those in attendance. Thanks to the leadership of Rotarian Jad Duggan, with assistance from Rotarian Bill Callahan, in partnership with Mahoney's Garden Center in Chelmsford, this no-cost event brightened the day for many. Another example of the impact and difference Rotary can make when we work together.
Meet the Parents of your RYLA winners! Attend the Parent Reception Sunday afternoon June 29, preceding the Closing Ceremony of this year's RYLA weekend. We have invited the parents to an informal reception where we will share information about Rotary and about our District. We would love for every club that has sent one or more students to RYLA to come and greet the parents -- and tell them about your club!
Join us for a "book club" discussion of Rotary's Peace Academy online course.
11 Rotarians from our District visited Sweden on a Rotary Friendship Exchange in May. The District has participated in a Friendship Exchange with two Districts in England for over 50 years and this was the first time we hosted and visited a different country. The Rotarians hosted us in their homes and brought us to some amazing experiences like a Football game, (soccer for us Americans), the Island of Ven, the small town where Absolute vodka is made, a company that makes packaging like you use for juice boxes that has over 30% of the world market share and many other amazing places.
You asked for a better mobile experience with Rotary’s Learning Center, and here it is! Introducing the new app, a more direct and intuitive way to access the Learning Center on your mobile devices. 
Bring your Passion and your Project to RYLA
On Sunday, July 20, from 8:00 a.m. to noon, the Rotary Club of Littleton will be hosting its 21st Annual AppleMan Triathlon. The Appleman is the Club’s largest fundraiser, with 100% of the net profits from the race going to support the Club’s many community, national, and international projects. This year, we expect about 450 athletes to compete!
Play golf at Marlborough Country Club July 21 - to benefit Ed Funds for Rotary Club of Framingham, MetroWest YMCA and MetroWest Chamber of Commerce.
Make memories at the Needham Carnival July 24-27. Fun for all ages with kiddie rides, thrill rides, Ferris Wheel, midway, and carnival food. For more, see 
The Nashoba Valley Club is holding this year’s Stuff-A Cruiser food drive on Sept 13, 2025. We invite clubs across the district to join us on that day, doing their own events in their communities. We collaborate with our local police department and town residents to collect food, then drive the cruiser stuffed with donations to a local food pantry. We have fun, connect with our communities, help fulfill an essential need, and show residents the good works of our Rotary clubs. Our Interact members join us in this service project. 
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On Monday, June 2nd, the Westford Rotary club held a Youth Financial Literacy Fair at the Westford Academy High School. This was a collaborative effort between the Westford Rotary Club, the Student Senate group, and the Administration department of Westford Academy. Funding for this event came from a District 7910 grant secured by the Westford Rotary Club.
On Thursday, June 12, 2025, the Rotary Club of Merrimack Valley distributed flowers at the Chelmsford Senior Center. Dozens of plants were distributed to those in attendance. Thanks to the leadership of Rotarian Jad Duggan, with assistance from Rotarian Bill Callahan, in partnership with Mahoney's Garden Center in Chelmsford, this no-cost event brightened the day for many. Another example of the impact and difference Rotary can make when we work together..png)
