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Watch the WooSox from the Left Field Grandstand under the Pavilion. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet while you watch the game and carouse with other great Rotarians!
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Who knew polite could be so cool? The Rotary Club of Franklin hosted etiquette classes for Lion’s Heart teen volunteers on June 19, 2025 equipping them with the ultimate superpower: Etiquette! Empowering the teens were Emily Post trainer Lee-Ann Barkhouse and Vendetti Motors, along with members from the Rotary Club of Franklin.
The year ends for Denise Moniz being President of the Rotary Club of Littleton, and it starts for Alan Bell of Edward Jones .
On Sunday, July 20, from 8:00 a.m. to noon, the Rotary Club of Littleton will be hosting its 21st Annual AppleMan Triathlon. The Appleman is the Club’s largest fundraiser, with 100% of the net profits from the race going to support the Club’s many community, national, and international projects. This year, we expect about 450 athletes to compete!
Improve your game AND the world - at the same time! Join the Blackstone Valley Rotary on September 17, 2025 at Blissful Meadows Golf Course for "Golfing for Good", our 4th Annual Golf Tournament! To register click HERE.
In early May, the BV Rotary, along with kids at the Rockdale Youth Center and community volunteers, planted four native pollinator gardens. They turned the ground and added compost, used string to create grids, laid out the plants, and then the kids, volunteers, and Rotarians started digging. Two raised beds were also put together.
The plants are thriving (thank you, rain!) and the kids have been watering and weeding, with club members stopping by to lend a hand as needed. These gardens will be a beautiful addition to a neighborhood sorely lacking in green space.
The board of the Waltham Rotary Club met on June 12, 2025, to make our annual distributions to local organizations working to assist, support, and enrich the lives of our community. Thanks to the hard work and generosity of Waltham Rotarians, and the participation of many of our family, friends, and neighbors, the Club has provided $37,550 in charitable grants to the 30 amazing organizations listed below.
Join the Brookline Rotary Club on Thursday, September 18, 2025, for a heartfelt evening honoring the extraordinary legacy of Susan Rack. Click to view sponsorship and ticket packages
The Rotary Club of Southborough raised $4,800 to feed over 450 residents and first responders in Altadena after the LA Wildfires burned down 5,820 homes and displaced over 18,000 residents. Burbank Sunrise & Altadena Rotary jointly held this event on May 31, 2025 at the Grocery Outlet on Lake Avenue. The Rotary Club of Southborough would like to thank the residents of Southborough for their generous contributions.
In moments of change the strength and resilience of our Rotary family shine brightest. Following the unexpected resignation of Mário César Martins de Camargo, the Rotary International Board moved swiftly and thoughtfully, in accordance with our bylaws, to ensure continuity in our mission and leadership.
Play golf at Marlborough Country Club July 21 - to benefit Ed Funds for Rotary Club of Framingham, MetroWest YMCA and MetroWest Chamber of Commerce.On Sunday, July 20, from 8:00 a.m. to noon, the Rotary Club of Littleton will be hosting its 21st Annual AppleMan Triathlon. The Appleman is the Club’s largest fundraiser, with 100% of the net profits from the race going to support the Club’s many community, national, and international projects. This year, we expect about 450 athletes to compete!
On Thursday, June 12, 2025, the Rotary Club of Merrimack Valley distributed flowers at the Chelmsford Senior Center. Dozens of plants were distributed to those in attendance. Thanks to the leadership of Rotarian Jad Duggan, with assistance from Rotarian Bill Callahan, in partnership with Mahoney's Garden Center in Chelmsford, this no-cost event brightened the day for many. Another example of the impact and difference Rotary can make when we work together.
Johnny is a multiple Paul Harris Fellow, and Past President of the Rotary Club of Leominster Massachusetts, where he has been a member for the past 6 years. He has served as an Assistant Governor and on the Public Image Committee for District 7910, and a Trustee of the District.
Johnny is a franchisee with Aroma Joe's with locations in Leominster and Tewksbury, MA. He also serves as the Secretary on their Corporate Marketing Advisory Board representing four states.
He is a member of the Rotary LGBTQ+ Fellowship, the Military Veterans Fellowship, lifetime member of the Wine Appreciation Fellowship, and a member of the Rotary Action Group for Mental Health Initiatives.
Johnny and his District Governor classmates refer to themselves as “Delinquents” in the untraditional meaning. Their goal is to bring vibrancy and collaboration across the district and beyond.
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