March in Rotary is dedicated to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene—but for District 7910, this month is far more than a theme on the calendar. It is action. It is momentum. It is boots on the ground, sleeves rolled up, and hearts fully committed.
In just a few days, ten incredible Rotarians from our district will board a plane for Guatemala as part of our District Global Grant partnership with Water for Life Guatemala. From March 13–21, they will install 450 water filters in homes—bringing clean, safe drinking water directly to families who need it most.
Pause for a moment and think about that.
Four hundred and fifty homes.
Hundreds of children drinking clean water.
Mothers no longer worrying about waterborne illness.
Clean water changes everything. It keeps kids in school. It keeps parents healthy. It reduces disease. It restores dignity. And the most powerful part? This isn’t a one-time drop-off. These filters are sustainable solutions that will serve families for years to come.
When I talk about Rotary being more than meetings and meals, this is exactly what I mean. This is global impact driven by local leadership. I could not be prouder of the team representing District 7910. They are not just traveling to Guatemala—they are carrying the spirit of our entire district with them.

The Northeast Presidents-Elect Learning Seminar (NEPELS) starts this Thursday (3/5) and runs until noon on Saturday (3/7). During the event there will be several vendors (Russell Hampton, Awards California, and My Custom Tailor) in the House of Friendship that will be selling Rotary branded merchandise. In addition, there will be other booths that highlight Rotary projects. All Rotarians from District 7910 may visit the House of Friendship anytime between Thursday at 4 PM and Saturday at noon. Take advantage of this seminar being held within our district to get your Rotary swag now!
The next Metro Boston Rotary Peace Academy is Thursday March 5, 5-6 pm EST on zoom.
FUN-FUN-FUN Join us on Friday April 17 for a night of fun playing LRC. It only takes 3 minutes to learn how to play and you might go home with $$$.
What happens when you love martial arts, Japanese anime, and learning about new cultures? You go to Japan as a Rotary Youth Exchange student! Audrey Williams is a 16 year old student from Westborough High School. For the 2025-26 school year, she is living and attending school in Okinawa, Japan. Audrey applied to the District 7910 Youth Exchange Program in 2024 and is sponsored by the Westborough Rotary Club. She was selected to go to Japan based on her grades and interests in Japanese culture. She currently attends high school in Naha City, Okinawa, and lives with a Japanese host family.
The Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy hosted its second Changemaker Training Course on February 23, advancing its mission to build a new generation of bold, effective advocacy leaders.
For the first time in my life, I travelled beyond India’s shores to the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria, and my heart is still absorbing the magnitude of this experience.
We’re excited to announce that the Island Inn in Martha’s Vineyard is now officially accepting hotel reservations for our Joint District Conference, May 15–17, 2026!
Rotary is strongest when we lead with clarity, collaboration, and vision—and that is exactly what District 7910 is doing.
All clubs should have received their Semi-Annual Dues Invoices within the past two weeks.




