The Rotary Club of Burlington will be attending the Burlington Beer Garden on Sept. 10 from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sop by and learn more about what Rotary is all about and the work it does to help the community.
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Member Dinner Meeting
Chateau RestaurantOct. 14, 2026 6:00 p.m.
Come and enjoy lunch while hearing about the latest from People Helping People and the Community Garden Center
A big THANK YOU to our community! We are overwhelmed with gratitude for everyone who came out today to support our Thanksgiving Food Drive for Veterans! Thanks to your generosity, we’re able to make this season a little brighter for our Disabled and Limbless Veterans, who have sacrificed so much for our country.
Last night, we had the incredible honor of hosting Nicci Kadilak, the founding editor of the Burlington Buzz and author of "When We Were Mothers" as our guest speaker. As a past teacher, Nicci shared her inspiring journey and insights on motherhood, community, and storytelling.
Join us on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the American Legion on Winn St., in Burlington, as we come together to support those who have served our country. We need YOUR help to make this event a success!
As Rotarians, we believe in Service Above Self—and that every child deserves a safe, comfortable place to sleep. Sleep is as essential as food, water, and shelter, and it’s time we take action!
Come and enjoy lunch while hearing about the latest from Rep. Ken Gordon. Gordon has served the people of Bedford, Burlington and Wilmington since 2013.During his first term as State Representative, Gordon helped to reduce the impact of family homelessness in the district and secured permanent education funding for the children of military families stationed at Hanscom Air Force Base. He championed the Uniform Wage Compliance and the Parental Leave Acts which were both signed into law last summer.
Come and enjoy lunch while hearing about Fable Brewing Company, a craft brewery dedicated to producing quality, handcrafted beers in the heart of Burlington. Their mission: to become a town institution for craft beer enthusiasts.
We were honored to have District Governor Tom Hankard and Assistant Governor Tim Kelley join us at our meeting on August 16.
Rachel T. is the talented Events and Group Sales Director for Catering and Restaurant Events at Goodnight Johnny’s American Music Bar.
We were thrilled to award scholarships to our amazing high school seniors from the Interact Club.
Join the Burlington Rotary club on Saturday, March 30, 2023 for a Charcuterie Class at Grandview farm in Burlington, MA. Create Instagram-worthy charcuterie boards with specialty meats and cheeses that you can take home to share with family and friends.
The Rotary Club of Burlington MA turned their lunch meeting into an "all hands on deck" service project & lunch last week. It was the first service project that they've done in a while and the club's support was awesome! Members helped make kit boxes, fill and label them. The goal was far exceeded and the final donation was for 60 kits!
A Kindness Kit is a box of carefully thought out items selected by Connor himself. The kits are delivered to children in hospitals and shelters and are meant to be entertaining, comforting and fun for children in challenging situations.
Prior to this lunch, Connor and his partner Sharon Marrama (also his grandmother) spoke to the club about his idea and what their plans are for the upcoming year. If you'd like to put together a speaking event and/or service project, please contact Assistant Governor, Lori Becker of the Burlington club for more information.
Connor's Kindness Project visited and spoke with members of Rotary Club of Burlington MA about CKP. Connor was introduced to community service at a young age while volunteering at Cradles to Crayons, Dana Farber, and the Special Olympics. He participated in Toys for Tots drives every year, collected donations to animal shelters, hosted lemonade stands to benefit Boston Children’s Hospital, participated in fundraisers for Alex’s Lemonade Stand, made and gave away “Kindness Rocks” and also brought dinner with his mother and grandmother to Christopher’s Haven.
Rotarians volunteered to man the People Helping People Wish Tree table at the Burlington Mall to give our wish requests and receive back gifts and donations. The Burlington Rotary club members also donated gifts for 35 wishes, including PJs, sneakers, underwear, socks, books, blankets, clothes, sewing machine, scooter, and games!
Rotarians after picking up boxes of turkeys stored at Wegmans in Burlington, Mass. The turkeys were taken to the Burlington Food Pantry where Food Pantry workers, volunteers, and Rotarians distributed the Thanksgiving meals to close to 200 needy Burlington families.
Our club members met for weekly meeting and prepared rose in a vase floral arrangements and delivered them to residents at the the Burlington Elderly/Young Disabled Housing. Proceeds from our Burlington Rotary club's fundraising efforts go to many support for our community. (Photo by Don Bernstein)
Attorney Robert Prousalis of P&P Law talked about ways the SECURE ACT will impact retirement savings including the new provisions for small businesses.
The SECURE Act = The “Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement” Act of 2019, was signed into law by President Donald Trump on December 20, 2019. The SECURE Act changed the most popular retirement plans used in the United States and was the first major retirement-related legislation enacted since the 2006 Pension Protection Act. Major elements of the bill include: raising the minimum age for required minimum...
Jim Cain, season ticket sales manager and broadcaster with the Worcester Red Sox, spoke to the club today about building the new park in Worcester that is slated to open in April 2021 for the Worcester Red Sox.
Above the center field wall, Polar Beverages will have a large can perched and each time the WooSox hit a home run, the can will open and bubble will fizz! There will be two areas for children. A Kid Zone in center field will have a wiffle ball field and another Kid Zone will be behind the left field scoreboard.
He also told members that the WooSox are starting to sell season tickets for the stadium in the city’s Canal District.
(photo by Lori)
(photo by Lori)
Vanessa Welch of the Boston 25 News team attended the Rotary Club of Burlington's Friday meeting and spoke about her work covering important news stories across Massachusetts like the ramifications of legalizing marijuana, the state's opioid crisis and the Merrimack Valley gas explosion. Vanessa is pictures here with Roger Bell, Rotary Club of Burlington's President. (Photo by Don Bernstein)