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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 international exchange, to Repair cafes, to water and sanitation projects and more.
We know that our students love hearing about your passion projects that the wealth of information you have accumulated.
Have you wondered what is the plus in polio plus? Giving to the Rotary Foundations Polio Plus Fund gives to much more then Polio. Anti malarial medicines, transportation for the needy, and other childhood vaccinations that include measles, diphtheria, tuberculosis, tetanus, and whooping cough.
District 7910 is seeking candidates to fill the role of District Treasurer. The District Treasurer is key member of our leadership team. Responsibilities include tracking income and expenses, invoicing annual Club dues, preparing monthly financial reports, working with our accountant for preparation of tax returns, expense report review for members of the District Governor chain and management of our bank accounts. Accounting experience and familiarity with Quickbooks are necessary. PDG Jim Fusco will provide support in his role of Assistant Treasurer.
District 7910 is seeking candidates to join our Board of Trustees.
The Board of Trustees manages the affairs of our District Funds and investments. The Board also reviews all disbursement requests from our District Special Purpose and Permanent Funds. The Board meets four times each year. This is a unique opportunity to be of service to Rotary District 7910 as we seek to do good in the world.
Members will recall that Otto Prohaska, a Rotarian for more than 35 years and President-elect of our Sturbridge Club, lost his life in a tragic accident last August while volunteering at the Club’s annual golf tournament. The family has invited Rotarians to a celebration of Otto’s life on Saturday, May 3rd, at the Publick House, 277 Main Street, from noon to 4 pm, with a special toast for Otto scheduled at 1:30 pm. Please join us as we remember Otto and his many accomplishments.
The Natick Rotary has a runner in the Boston Marathon for the very first time! Max Ignatov is a runner, a father, and someone who's passionate about making a positive impact in his community and beyond. He's excited about fundraising for the Natick Rotary and we're excited to cheer him on in downtown Natick on Marathon Monday, April 21st!
It's not magic but great engineering!! With a project cost of $106,500, we're only $29,750 away from making clean water a reality for a school in a drought stricken region of Kenya..
The Rotary Club of Brookline, in partnership with Kenyan Host Clubs, is spearheading a Global Grant using an innovative technoloogy that extracts moisture from the atmosphere and condenses it into drinkable water.
Help us make this vision a reality! Contributions of $500, $1,000, $2,500, or more can create lasting change. For more info, please contact Richard Segan at richsegan@gmail.com.
The Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland invites you to our annual Fishing Derby—our 71st year!
SUNDAY, April 27, 2025, from 9 am-12 pm at the Weston High School Pond.
Bring your own gear, bait (no lures, please), and bucket. Fishing starts at 9 am sharp! Prizes are in four age categories up to age 14. FREE event; register online to attend. RAIN OR SHINE (the fish like to eat in all weather)!
Looking for an impactful speaker? This week Needham had Jake Miskin, who put together a full-length award-winning movie about high school hockey and mental health. During Jake’s time at Needham High, there were multiple suicides and he felt it deeply. They are looking to set up screenings of the movie for schools and colleges. He will come to your club and play a clip from the movie and tell you about their plans.
The Rotary Club of Bedford is counting the days to Hope for the Hungry 2025, the club’s annual meal-packing to fight hunger. The event on Saturday, April 26 happens from 9:15 a.m. to noon at the Bedford Campus Center of Middlesex Community College. Led by the Rotary Club of Bedford, the event is co-hosted this year by the Rotary Clubs of Chelmsford and Merrimack Valley. Planning for the meal-packing began months ago.
Jane Barrett from the Rotary Club of Concord passed away on April 3, 2025. She was a trailblazer in business and Rotary. She was the founder of J.M. Barrett and Co (now Barrett Sotheby’s) Real Estate and was the first female President of the Rotary Club of Concord in 2002. Her daughter Ann Trudeau joined Rotary the year Jane was President; and Ann was President of the Club in 2010.
Caption: Concord Rotarians Ann Trudeau with her mother, Jane Barrett marching in a Patriot's Day parade.
A year ago, I reached out to our District's clubs for support for Humanity Auxilium, Dr Fozia Alvi, President of Humanity Auxilium, a network of volunteer physicians serving communities afflicted by war or natural disasters, spoke to Needham Rotary via zoom about her medical relief efforts in Gaza on April 30, 2024.
Since then, due to the war, Humanity Auxilium’s efforts to provide medical support in Gaza have been severely disrupted and limited. In recent days, however, Humanity Auxilium reached out again to us for support through our member, Dr Hina Malik.
They wrote:
We are looking for support for our Rantisi Children's Hospital project. We are managing three departments at the only pediatric hospital in Gaza where we have over 3,300 patient beneficiaries per month. We employ 70 local Gazan staff members and your donations provide them with a stable source of income in these devastating times. All donations are tax-deductible.
You can make a donation through their website: www.humanityauxilium.com. Needham Rotary’s Board has approved a $500 donation, some members have made private donations, and I hope your clubs will consider a donation as well.
All ages are welcome! Join Spark Kindness, Keep Natick Beautiful, Natick AMVETS Post 79, and the Natick Rotary Club at our community clean-up to improve the natural environment along the Cochituate Rail Trail in the area of AMVETS, from Rt. 9 to Rt. 30 in Natick. Connect with neighbors, enjoy nature, and help us take care of this special place for recreation, right in our own backyard.
Ducky Wucky is an historic charitable fundraiser. Thousands of rubber ducks are floated down the Nashua River. The Grand Prize winner gets Dinner for Two anywhere in the world!
Buy your tickets from Rotary Club of Littleton and enter the race. Tickets are on sale NOW until April 28, 2025.
Littleton's Zero Waste Day 2025 is May 17th from 9 am-1 pm at Littleton High School! It is a great opportunity to donate and get rid of items to organizations that will correctly dispose of the items or repurpose them for those in need.
Rotary MusicFest: Rockin’ for the Community! A FREE Family Friendly Concert!
Rockin’ for the Community will be held Saturday, May 24, 2025 from 1:00-7:00 PM at Ride Out Park in West Concord with live music, food trucks, nonprofits and crafters. This is a FREE family friendly community event.
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Bring your Passion and Your Project to RYLA
Have you wondered what is the plus in polio plus? Giving to the 
District 7910 is seeking candidates to fill the role of District Treasurer. The District Treasurer is key member of our leadership team. Responsibilities include tracking income and expenses, invoicing annual Club dues, preparing monthly financial reports, working with our accountant for preparation of tax returns, expense report review for members of the District Governor chain and management of our bank accounts. Accounting experience and familiarity with Quickbooks are necessary. PDG Jim Fusco will provide support in his role of Assistant Treasurer.
District 7910 is seeking candidates to join our Board of Trustees.
Members will recall that Otto Prohaska, a Rotarian for more than 35 years and President-elect of our Sturbridge Club, lost his life in a tragic accident last August while volunteering at the Club’s annual golf tournament. The family has invited Rotarians to a celebration of Otto’s life on Saturday, May 3rd, at the Publick House, 277 Main Street, from noon to 4 pm, with a special toast for Otto scheduled at 1:30 pm. Please join us as we remember Otto and his many accomplishments.
The Natick Rotary has a runner in the Boston Marathon for the very first time! Max Ignatov is a runner, a father, and someone who's passionate about making a positive impact in his community and beyond. He's excited about fundraising for the Natick Rotary and we're excited to cheer him on in downtown Natick on Marathon Monday, April 21st! 
SUNDAY, April 27, 2025, from 9 am-12 pm at the Weston High School Pond.
Looking for an impactful speaker? This week Needham had Jake Miskin, who put together a full-length award-winning movie about high school hockey and mental health. During Jake’s time at Needham High, there were multiple suicides and he felt it deeply. They are looking to set up screenings of the movie for schools and colleges. He will come to your club and play a clip from the movie and tell you about their plans.
The Rotary Club of Bedford is counting the days to Hope for the Hungry 2025, the club’s annual meal-packing to fight hunger. The event on Saturday, April 26 happens from 9:15 a.m. to noon at the Bedford Campus Center of Middlesex Community College. Led by the Rotary Club of Bedford, the event is co-hosted this year by the Rotary Clubs of Chelmsford and Merrimack Valley. Planning for the meal-packing began months ago.
Jane Barrett from the Rotary Club of Concord passed away on April 3, 2025. She was a trailblazer in business and Rotary. She was the founder of J.M. Barrett and Co (now Barrett Sotheby’s) Real Estate and was the first female President of the Rotary Club of Concord in 2002. Her daughter Ann Trudeau joined Rotary the year Jane was President; and Ann was President of the Club in 2010.
Volunteer doctors need our support. 
All ages are welcome! Join 
Ducky Wucky is an historic charitable fundraiser. Thousands of rubber ducks are floated down the Nashua River. The Grand Prize winner gets Dinner for Two anywhere in the world!
Newton Rotary Club invites you to join us for our Dog Fest & Parade Saturday May 10th
Recycle your JUNK! While supporting the community!
Littleton's Zero Waste Day 2025 is May 17th from 9 am-1 pm at Littleton High School! It is a great opportunity to donate and get rid of items to organizations that will correctly dispose of the items or repurpose them for those in need.
Rotary MusicFest: Rockin’ for the Community! A FREE Family Friendly Concert!
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