Rotarians of Ho, Ghana extended a warm welcome to two District 7910 Rotarians and four others in their people-to-people tour of Ghana, Togo and Benin in early September.
“The hospitality was tremendous. The people were warm and inviting. It was as if we had known each other for years. We all had the common goal of helping those less fortunate,” said Lita Verrier, president-elect of the Rotary Club of Bedford.
Photo: Ho and Massachusetts Rotarians and friends at the good-by brunch hosted by one of the members.
The District Foundation Dinner will be held on Wednesday, November 18'th at the Great Wolf Lodge, 150 Great Wolf Dr, Fitchburg, MA 01420. Registration is now open and you can register online at 
Thursday, October 15, 2026 | 7:00–8:30 PM United Parish, 15 Marion Street, Brookline, MA
The Sturbridge Rotary Club announces its 6th annual “TREK Sturbridge Halloween 5K & 1K”, Sunday morning, October 25th, 2026. Located at the Old Sturbridge Village Education Center, off Old Sturbridge Village Road in Sturbridge MA. 
Great food. Great prizes. An even greater purpose! Wellesley Rotary’s 6th Annual Dinner On Us gives you the chance to win gift cards to some of Wellesley’s wonderful restaurants while helping us fight food insecurity in our community. Your participation helps put food on someone else’s table. Enter, share with friends and help us make an even bigger impact! Drawing December 2. Enter here: 
Can you believe it's October already? I'm officially one-quarter of the way through my year as District Governor, and I can't believe how quickly the time is flying by! With 26 official club visits completed, I can honestly say that I'm more excited about Rotary than ever. I've loved reconnecting with so many old friends while also meeting incredible Rotarians I hadn't had the pleasure of knowing before. 
In partnership with local Ugandan Rotary clubs and Portland Maine-based Partners for World Health (PWH), the Rotary Club of South Portland-Cape Elizabeth is helping to ship $1.3 million worth of donated medical equipment and supplies to the new hospital. The total project cost is $180,000, which includes training local medical staff on the equipment. Once furnished, the government will operate the hospital, ensuring long-term sustainability. Most importantly, this initiative is estimated to save 60 children each year, reducing regional neonatal mortality by 20%.
Wow, can you believe our third decade? Our 29th year!
Service Above Self was on full display when Natick Rotarian Peter Golden and his wife, Tina, opened their home to friends, neighbors and fellow Rotarians for an evening of fellowship, education and generosity in support of Common Man for Ukraine (CMFU). The gathering brought the community together to learn firsthand about the humanitarian needs facing Ukrainian families—and ultimately raised more than $5,000 to support CMFU’s ongoing relief efforts.
