Join us on Saturday, October 22 from 11:30 am -1:30 pm to connect, network, and share ideas with other DEI stakeholders at our Fall 2022 virtual Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Summit. Learn about available resources, actions you can take, and programs you can plan to change lives in your community. Hosted on Zoom, attendance is free, but space is limited. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Todd "Bowtie" Jenkins. Dr. Jenkins, also known as Dr. "Bowtie" Todd, is the Founder and CEO of Bowtie Leadership and Development, Inc., a global leadership management training and coaching firm with a focus on bringing diverse people together to increase individual or organizational productivity and performance.
Register for the Summit today at https://bit.ly/deisummit2022 to secure your seat at this free event. To see the agenda and more details about the event, please visit RotaryDEISummit.org. Finally, download our event flyer that you can share with others interested in this important conversation.
Come celebrate the accomplishments of our District with The Rotary Foundation as we showcase our efforts for Ukraine Relief, Polio Plus, and a sampling of local and international humanitarian projects. In addition, we will honor clubs that have earned Foundation recognition for their donations in the 2021-2022 Rotary year. Our program will feature special speakers from Rotary International and a recipient of our District's Morley Scholarship. Register for an inspiring District Foundation dinner at: https://rotary7910.org/event/foundation-dinner-1
Also, District Governor Dr. Victor's Polar Plunge challenge to raise $5,000 from our District for Polio Plus is now online at: https://raise.rotary.org/Victor-Tom/challenge. Paul Harris points will be awarded for your donation when you enter your Rotary ID.
It is the beginning of this year’s nominating cycle for district leadership positions. The future of our clubs depends on qualified candidates in order for our Clubs to grow and have more impact to address local and international needs. We encourage all Rotarians to consider serving on the district leadership team to help clubs succeed.
This year’s Nominating Committee is seeking qualified candidates for the following positions:
District Governor 2025-2026 (District Governor Nominee Designate)
Two (2) District Trustees to serve on the Board of Trustees of the District Funds 2023 - 2026
One (1) District Trustee to serve on the Board of Trustees of the District Funds 2023 - 2024 (to serve out a vacated position)
One (1) Trustee to serve on the Board of Trustees of the District Charity Fund 2023 - 2026
District Archivist 2023 - 2026
For further information please contact our nominating committee chair Immediate Past District Governor Cliff Rober or PDG Jim Fusco.
Join the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland as we transform the Weston Art and Innovation Center into the 2nd Annual Children's Business Fair on Saturday, October 15th, 2022, presented by the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland. Come meet 50 kidpreneurs at their booths along with hundreds of attendees (shoppers)!
The Children's Business Fair inspires kids to discover their inner entrepreneurs. Kids develop a brand, create a product or service, build a marketing strategy, and open for customers at our one-day marketplace. And this year's theme is "Environmental Sustainability.
In 2021, Brookline Rotary coordinated the first town-wide celebration of dogs. It was just at the time we were all craving community and fun after months of isolation and uncertainty. The day, despite being postponed a week due to weather, was nothing but laughs and smiles and a perfect antidote to some tough times. We are again reprising this event on Sunday, October 16, 2022, at Downes Field.
Fossil fuel emissions from human activity are driving up Earth’s temperature—yet something else is at work. The warming has set in motion nature’s own feedback loops which are raising temperatures even higher. The urgent question is: Are we approaching a point of no return, leading to an uninhabitable Earth, or do we have the vision and will to slow, halt, and reverse them?
Join us on November 15 as former PBS producer Melanie Wallace and freelance filmmaker Bonnie Waltch discuss their series of five short films focused on climate feedback loops. Narrated by Richard Gere, the programs explain in detail how environmental feedback loops work and why they’re important to understand if we are to successfully address the warming of our planet. Bonnie & Melanie's mission is to offer teachers around the world these educational films and supporting materials for free.
The Framingham Rotary Club is proud to announce the Second Annual 2022 One Student-One Adult Survival Innovation Challenge
The One Student-One Adult Program brings together teams of one student and one adult to develop new product concepts. Participation in the Innovation Challenge is an opportunity for a student and an adult to work together on an entertaining, useful, and educational project while at the same time building stronger relationships at a time when most students are becoming more independent. Teamwork encourages the student’s creative thinking, while the adults help give tangible form to the student’s ideas.
The Challenge Design an innovative product and build a prototype that should include “green” and sustainable features, be developed at a low and frugal cost, and that people suffering economic hardship can use to help them survive. No apps are allowed unless they link to a physical product.
Need to attract some attention at your next Rotary event? Reserve District 7910's Rotary Wheel. Guaranteed to stop traffic and turn heads!
Here's Past President Crystal Kasey and President Tricia Tompkins at the Groton-Pepperell Club's Golf Tournament at Northern Spy Golf Club in Townsend, MA.
For more information, or to reserve the wheel for your Club's next event, contact PDG Jim Fusco.
Frederick C. McGuire of Spring Hill, FL, formerly of Southboro, MA, passed away on Monday, Sept. 19, 2022, at the age of 92. Fred was a former member of the Southborough Rotary Club and served as District Governor for the Rotary year 1992 - 1993.
Fred was born March 31, 1930 in Cambridge, MA to Theresa and Frederick McGuire. He served in the Korean war from Nov. 1951 through Oct. 1953. In 1956 he married his wife, Florence. Along with his brother Charlie, he built the home in North Reading, MA, where he raised his family. In 1979 the family would move to Southboro, MA, where he became active in Rotary, eventually serving a term as District Governor. Upon his retirement, Fred and Florence moved to Spring Hill, FL, where he resided until his death.
Join us on Saturday, October 22 from 11:30 am -1:30 pm to connect, network, and share ideas with other DEI stakeholders at our Fall 2022 virtual Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Summit. Learn about available resources, actions you can take, and programs you can plan to change lives in your community. Hosted on Zoom, attendance is free, but space is limited. The keynote speaker will be 
Come celebrate the accomplishments of our District with The Rotary Foundation as we showcase our efforts for Ukraine Relief, Polio Plus, and a sampling of local and international humanitarian projects. In addition, we will honor clubs that have earned Foundation recognition for their donations in the 2021-2022 Rotary year. Our program will feature special speakers from Rotary International and a recipient of our District's Morley Scholarship. Register for an inspiring District Foundation dinner at: 
Join the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland as we transform the Weston Art and Innovation Center into the 2nd Annual Children's Business Fair on Saturday, October 15th, 2022, presented by the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland. Come meet 50 kidpreneurs at their booths along with hundreds of attendees (shoppers)!
Fossil fuel emissions from human activity are driving up Earth’s temperature—yet something else is at work. The warming has set in motion nature’s own feedback loops which are raising temperatures even higher. The urgent question is: Are we approaching a point of no return, leading to an uninhabitable Earth, or do we have the vision and will to slow, halt, and reverse them?
The Framingham Rotary Club is proud to announce the Second Annual 2022 One Student-One Adult Survival Innovation Challenge
Need to attract some attention at your next Rotary event? Reserve District 7910's Rotary Wheel. Guaranteed to stop traffic and turn heads! .png)
