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Anyone with a link to District 7910’s Wild West Virtual Silent Auction site - on 32Auctions - can view it without having a 32Auctions account. This is a great way to increase interest in our 2021 District Conference online auction, which begins today, May 14, and goes through Saturday, May 22.
Mark your calendar for this June 12 through 16, when Rotary International will hold its 2021 Virtual Convention: Rotary Opens Opportunities. Registration opens in mid-April.
Now available, is video of the District Environmental Action Group's May 11 meeting via Zoom.
Want to learn about ClubRunner, your club and/or our district's websites, and Rotary.org - including Brand Central and Club Central?
Join Building a Welcoming Community for People with Disabilities, Rotary International's fifth webinar in its Accountability and Inclusion series. The online event is on Thursday, May 27 at 1:00 p.m. (ET).
Interpretation will be available in French, Mandarin, Portuguese and Spanish. Everyone who registers will receive access to the webinar's video.
A Food Packaging event to benefit Rise Against Hunger is set for this Saturday, May 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 12: 00 noon at Littleton High School. The goal, to package at least 20,000 meals in two hours, has been set by the event's main sponsors, the Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley, Nashoba High School' Interact Club and Littleton High School's Humanitarian Club.
A showing of Public Image - The Musical, which premiered on April 28, is the focus of May's Rotary Public Image Update. Plus: New items in Rotary International's Brand Center and Learning Center.
The Rotary Club of Southborough joined recently the local community in the fight against COVID-19. The club did so through Southborough Rises Above COVID-19, a project facilitated by a generous District Membership Award grant of $1,000.
The cover story of the May's District Newsletter is "Go West Rotarians to DisCon," the round-up call to register for this year's virtual District Conference on May 21 and 22 via Zoom.
As the COVID-19 virus surge sweeps the country of India, Rotary Zone 28 & 32 is reaching out to all of you for support and change lives.
Diana Nestorova, our district governor, has been interviewed by Precious Igbedion of Global Rotary Radio for its Women in Rotary series.
The Rotary Club of Charles River celebrated Earth Week by holding a successful Shredding fundraiser on April 24 at Fisk Church in Natick. The funds raised - $2,760 - will go to the Keefe Tech Scholarship Fund, which is sponsored by the club.
Need to know how to run a V/IP meeting - virtual/in-person, that is? Watch these two videos, produced by The Global Impact Group, a pending 501(c)3 charitable non-profit that develops technology literacy and technology solutions, to solve problems for positive social and humanitarian impact
The potential implications for Rotary were discussed during an April 22 webinar, "Earth Day: Women's Rights and Climate Change." The webinar was introduced by the Women’s Human Rights Teaching, Learning, and Advocacy Resource.
Congratulations to the one and only Bud Flannery (top, right), who was the founder of the Rotary Club of Acton-Boxborough nearly 60 years ago, in 1962. On AprIl 21, his fellow club members (bottom) honored Bud with Rotary International's Service above Self Award - RI's highest award - for his many years of service to both Rotary and his community.
2021 Ducky Wucky River Race, hosted by the Rotary Club of Ayer, Harvard, Shirley and Devens, will be held on Saturday, May 15. The first lucky duck to cross the finish line will win its sponsor two hotel nights and dinner for two - anywhere in the world!
As Rotarians, do we consider accessibility as much as we should? Out of the mouths of babes: As a brand-new Rotarian, inducted only a few months ago, I am aware that I am pushing my luck, and cannot possibly know the answer to this question. However, as an experienced, blind disability-inclusion consultant, I feel more comfortable in asking the question, and inspired to know the answer - and to raise the flag for this cause.
April's "Open Doors with DG Diana" focused on growing Rotary membership. During the session, hosted by District Governor Diana Nestorova, the discussion featured a panel, including representatives from our clubs, Rotary International, and special guest moderator, Dr. Bill Wittich, PhD, (shown, right).
The spotlight shown on Worcester's historic Stearns Tavern and that city's non-profit Seven Hills Foundation on April 8, during a Rotary Club of Worcester meeting. Tim Johnson, the Foundation's associate vice president, gave an excellent presentation on how his charitable organization provides learning opportunities for developmentally different individuals - with many of those opportunities available at the Tavern.
Quezalguaque is a small rural community of 12,000 in northeast Nicaragua. Concern about water quality and access to clean water has been a long-standing issue. It became a heightened concern more than 10 years ago with the onset of an epidemic of chronic kidney disease.
Did you know ShelterBox responds often in countries that have few, if any, Rotarians, or clubs? Sudan, for example, is a country of 41 million people. However, there's only one Rotary club - with less than two dozen Rotarians.
