Are you interested in using your talent and skills to help other Rotary clubs succeed? Rotary District 7910 is actively recruiting volunteers to help lead the district over the next couple of years.
The following are some of the key roles that we are seeking to fill:
Come to the District 7910 Holiday Cocktail Party at Concord’s Colonial Inn Sunday evening, Dec. 10, 2017 from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Along with your best smile, bring a donation for Operation American Soldier, an organization whose motto is “Let no one walk away from mail call empty handed” -- a goal important to the morale of all armed service personnel.
You will learn more about Operation American Soldier at the party. And you’ll meet Rotarians from other clubs, have a chance to swap ideas and explore partnering on vital projects. Troubadour John Fitzsimmons will serenade the crowd with his entertaining banter.
There will be awards and the anointing of District Governor Nominee Designate Diana Nestorova. Check out the accompanying invitation, select something from the list to donate to a service person, invite a friend, and get ready to spread the joy of the season at Dist. 7910’s Holiday Party. Register Here
District 7910 Responds to Hurricanes’ Impact: Thank You!
Harvey, then Irma, then Maria. Texas, Alabama, Florida, the Caribbean, and then the devastation of Puerto Rico.
Clubs across our district have responded with fundraising drives, gifts to the region, awareness events and more. This was a spontaneous outpouring of Rotary energy. Thank you, District 7910 Rotarians!
Operation Endeavor, Wings Of Michael, and Rotary team members on deck in Port Au Prince on 19 Oct 2017 preparing to transition to the norther city of Cap Haitien to complete distribution of 1,000 clean water filtration systems for 1,000 families - and to train 25 Rescuer candidates in EMS/Rescue skills.
The Rotary Club of the Brookfields is a small Rotary club located in a rural area of central Massachusetts. In May of 2017 we had 10 members and now we have 15 members and expect to add several more by year’s end.
We were a club made up of a majority of members 70 and older. Having lost many due to health reasons we knew it was more than an urgency to get new members in order to survive. We needed more capable people to continue all the projects we do in the communities we serve.
On October 27, Nashoba Valley Rotary visited Dismas Farm House in Oakham. Dismas Farm House www.dismasisfamily.org assists former prisoners by engaging them in the hard work of rebuilding lives, and rekindling hope for themselves and their families. The mission of Dismas is to reconcile former prisoners to society, and society to former prisoners, through the development of a supportive community.
Rotary Club of Framingham held its 6th Annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser on Saturday November 4th at Joseph P. Keefe Technical High School. Money raised at the Breakfast is used to buy anywhere from 30-35 Air Conditioner units each year for elderly seniors living in public housing. The Rotary club provides the funds to the Framingham Housing Authority, who handles the purchase and installation.
The next Rotary Means Business (RMB) event in District 7910 will be held on Wednesday, November 15th from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Acton Cowork + Conference Center, 1 Acton Place, Acton, MA.
Join this online, live webinar to learn about the responsibilities and requirements for managing your club’s finances.The first half hour will focus on managing your club’s funds, District and RI dues, reporting for your clubs’ board and budgeting. The second half hour will highlight the differences between your operating funds and charitable funds and whether your club should consider its own 501C3 as well as how and when to use the District Charity Fund. Register today!
Local Rotarians and their guests are invited to a "Rotary Wine & Dine Night" on Thursday, November 30 from 6:00 to 9:15 p.m. atHeritage of Sherborn, located at 33 North Main St. in Sherborn.
Free parking will be available. During this special evening, attendees will enjoy blazing-fireside cocktails and appetizers followed by a delicious four-course meal with a total of four wine pairings.
Rotary Club of Framingham held its 6th Annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser on Saturd
ay November 4th at Joseph P. Keefe Technical High School. Money raised at the Breakfast is used to buy anywhere from 30-35 Air Conditioner units each year for elderly seniors living in public housing. The Rotary club provides the funds to the Framingham Housing Authority, who handles the purchase and installation.
The next Rotary Means Business (RMB) event in District 7910 will be held on 
