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 Since the start, the Rotary Business Networking Series has been open to all Rotarians and "not-yet" Rotarians, who are interested in doing more business with Rotarians more often because we are people of integrity who value the 4-Way Test in business as we do in life.
Business Networking Success Stories: The series been a productive element of business growth and development over time. At every session, Rotarians share excellent business insight, resource, and solutions. Typically, attendees leave with 2, 3 or more actionable strategies to enhance their business or career. <The next gathering on Tuesday, November 19 from 8-9 a.m. at Mel's Commonwealth Cafe in Wayland. RSVP here to attend. > Here are a few "success stories:"
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Did you know Rotary has 7 Peace Centers? At these Peace Centers individuals committed to peace and conflict resolution receive 
The District will be hosting the 
As you are probably aware, many of our Rotary friends in Zones 33 and 34 have been impacted significantly by Hurricane Helene. The following message comes from Rotary International Director Patrick Eakes.
The Wellesley Rotary Club’s 4th Annual "
Between October 14 and November 22 the Rotary Club of Littleton will be collecting holiday food items for Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry, the largest food pantry in North Central Massachusetts.
The Rotary Club of Littleton is hosting a Thanksgiving Day breakfast at the Littleton Middle School cafeteria. It is a fundraiser for the Littleton Scholarship Trust. Open to the public from 6:30 am to 10 am.
Everyone is invited to Littleton’s Tree Lighting on the Common on Sunday, December 1st at 4:15 pm. The Tree Lighting on the Common is co-sponsored by the Littleton Rotary Club and the Littleton Electric Light and Water Departments. Members of the Littleton High School Band will warm up the crowd with holiday songs and then the Nashoba Valley Chorale will lead young and old in a sing-along. The Littleton Rotary Club provides complementary hot cider and donuts to all attendees along with stuffed toys for kids who can answer holiday trivia questions.
Holiday shopping fun at Framingham Rotary's annual Holiday Craft Fair at Keefe Tech on December 14 from 10-4! With over 100 excited crafters, you will find original wreaths, jewelry, candles, sweaters, wood & metal works and so much more. Even Santa will be there for pics. See you there!
Lowell Rotary Club members cooked and served dinner to more than 120 people at St. Paul’s Soup Kitchen in the Eliot Presbyterian Church on Oct. 29.
On Saturday, October 26th, Habitat for Humanity had a Women's Build Day at their latest project in Westford. This project will have two garden-style condos in the barn along with 5 affordable rental units built by the Drew Farm house project in the adjacent building. Lita Verrier, Sze-Wen Kuo and Judi Babcock participated in this build project on behalf of the Rotary Club of Bedford. Other women who participated were from Reeds Ferry and other organizations. 
The Taste of the Town fundraiser took place on Tuesday, October 22, 2024. This event helps the club raise money to fund our community service programs. Ten restaurants took part in the event. A great selection of food was brought by the establishments, and a few of them were also able to donate gift cards as door prizes. The occasion was a huge success. The club has made the decision to hold this event annually. 
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