Join us for fun, fellowship and food at the Boxborough Regency Hotel for the District 7910 Holiday Party.
- December 13 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
- Boxborough Regency Hotel, 242 Adams Place, Boxborough, MA
- Click here to register
Join Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell as we build a new home in Concord Massachusetts at 365 Commonwealth Avenue. The groundbreaking will take place on November 30th at the site. Clubs are welcome to sign up as well as individual Rotarians. Any skill level is welcome! For more information contact Suzanne Frechette, President, MVR and Director of Development at Habitat. You can also sign up online at Habitat's website: www.lowellhabitat.org.
Jake Rosen, a member of the Rotary Club of the Brookfields and a student of Tantasqua Regional High School played an important role in organizing and running a sneaker and shoe drive at the school. For this drive, New and used sneakers and shoes are collected to either be regifted or recycled for construction projects. To this end, the drive aims to mitigate environmental pollution by diverting shoes and sneakers from our waste stream. A pair of sneakers, if brought to a landfill, will take up to 43 years to decompose. This year, thanks to the wonderful donations brought in by all the students, teachers, and school office employees, two car trunks worth of sneakers and shoes totaling 72 pairs will go to people in need or into construction projects and not end up in a landfill or be discarded.BU Rotaract is partnering with social media platform BeReal to provide winter clothing to those in need. We are excited to announce that the social media app BeReal is sponsoring a fundraiser for the BU Rotaract Club from Nov 16 - Nov 29, 2022!! BeReal will donate $8 to our chapter for each new user signed up by BU Rotaract. For more information about BeReal and how to download the app, please view these links:
The music filled the air as The Rotary Clubs of Fitchburg and Leominster held their 27th Annual Breakfast for the Bands. It is a tradition established in 1995 and held at alternating high schools in Fitchburg and Leominster, the Sunday before the big game on Thanksgiving. The bands of Fitchburg and Leominster showed off their talents with alternating sets of music throughout the morning.Over 100 Rotarians, guests, and DEI professionals gathered for our Virtual DEI Summit on October 22. Eight breakout sessions followed opening remarks by Dr. Todd "Bowtie" Jenkins. Watch our opening and closing sessions in the video posted here. All of the videos from the Summit have been posted, and are available at this YouTube link.
Save the Date: We're already planning our next Summit for Spring 2023. Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 25. More details will follow shortly.
Ron Bott, of Concord, passed away on October 21, 2022. A Rotarian who truly exemplified our motto of Service Above Self, Ron first joined the Rotary Club of Concord in 1997 and eventually became its president. He later helped to charter the Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley and became its first president. Ron went on to serve in a number of Club and District positions, including District Membership Chair. The work that Rotary did was important to Ron, but even more important to him were the bonds that he formed with his Rotary comrades—they were truly an extension of his family. A celebration of Ron’s life was held on Sunday, November 20th at Concord's Colonial Inn. Donations in his honor can be made to the American Cancer Society.
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