Rotary Club of Cortland Honors Local Excellence at Annual Pride of Workmanship Luncheon
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Open Water Swim at Little York LakeThe 2024 Open water swim at Little York Lake has been announced! The event held at Dwyer Park will be June 22, 2024.  |
Candy bar sales raises $600 to fight PolioThe Rotary Club of Cortland raises $600 for Polio. Every October the Rotary Clubs around the world celebrate their fight to irradiate polio. This year the club sold candy bars at the four locations of The First National Bank of Dryden. The sale raised $600 for the polio plus fund at The Rotary Foundation. This donation will be matched by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation at a 2;1 match. That means that there will be $1,800 added to this ongoing fight to end polio now.  A special thanks to all the people at the First National Bank of Dryden for their help in making this happen.
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Rotary Radio Day The Rotary Club of Cortland announces the upcoming Rotary Radio Day October 21 on WXHC 101 Always Classic Our Gold Sponsors: CFCU Dovi Motors, Inc First National Bank of Dryden Geologic NY. PC Plan First Technologies If you would like to help support the good work done by the Cortland Rotary Club, you can make a personal donation by Venmo to: Cortland Rotary or by check to the Cortland Rotary Club, P.O. Box 5248, Cortland, NY 13045. Thank you for your support and listening to WXHC 101.5 Always Classic. |
Thank you to our sponsors!The Rotary Club of Cortland held their Open Water Swim Event on Little York Lake June 17th!! It was a great success. What a fun event for the swimmers. We want to thank our sponsors of this event. MayFlower Capital LLC Tanner Ibbotson, Inc McNeil Development Royal Motors Wall Street on Court Street GeoLogic CCC. Complete Construction Concepts 1st National Bank of Dryden K&B Plumbing and Heating
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Pride Of Workmanship 2023 |
2023 Open Water SwimOpen Water Swim 2023 The Cortland Rotary Club is holding an open water swim June 17th to help support our Community Projects. The event is being held at Dwyer Park, Little York Lake. Donations and participant’s registration can be made by going to www.Cortland rotary swim.com. This will be a timed event for distances of .6 mile, 1.2 mile, and 2.4 miles. This provides swimmers a safe environment to challenge their abilities and the area has areas to run and bike to help triathletes a chance to train for upcoming events.  |
Tanzania Water ProjectThe Rotary Club of Cortland is proud to share our involvement in a water project in Nyamuswa, Tanzania  |
Rotary Radio DayJune 18th is Rotary Radio Day On WXHC from 9:00 am until 5:00 PM Special thanks to our 2022 Sponsors  |
Concert to Benefit UkraineTHE ROTARY CLUBS OF CORTLAND PRESENT A CONCERT FOR WORLD PEACE
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Welcome President Matt Whitman |
Swim Skaneateles Lake |
2021 Pride of Workmanship2021 Pride of Workmanship Virtual Recognition Ceremony Congratulations to all of you for your work ethic. Thank you for adding true value to our community. Jerry Hence Benjamin Beams Marathon Central School District CAPCO Mathew LaFrance Julie Ryan SikoraArts YWCA Michael Shutts Clarity Connect |
It is Corn Ducky Derby Season!!!The Rotary Club of Cortland is selling tickets for the annual Corn Ducky Derby!! Get your today from a Rotarian Support student Scholarships and a School Project in Tanzania!!  |
Thanksgiving Food Distribution by The Salvation ArmySalvation Army Food Distribution for Thanksgiving This year the Salvation Army will distribute over 200 boxes of food to families in the Cortland area, helping to make their Thanksgiving a bit more joyful. The Rotary Club of Cortland has stepped up to help pack the boxes for next week's distribution. Food concern security continues to be a major issue for many families in Cortland County.  |
District Grant Project at the YMCADemolition is done in the new house for the YMCA after school program The Rotary Club of Cortland has partnered with the YMCA of Cortland to do renovation work at a house next to the current YMCA. The house will be used for teaching space, and an after school program. Attending children will need healthy food after school, so the kitchen is being totally renovated to meet code and health department rules. Funding for the project is from Rotary District 7170 District Grant, The Rotary Club of Cortland's Donor Advised Fund, and grants which the YMCA has secured.   |
Books For The WorldThe Rotary Club of Cortland Completes a Books for the World Project! August 24, nine Rotarian volunteered to pack two pallets of Books from the Cortland City School District. The collection of books are from the District as it closed two libraries in the District over the past two years. The 3,467 books will be heading to students in Africa, helping to support their educational programs. This is the Club's fifth packing for BFTW. |
The Rotary Clubs of Cortland lend a helping handThe Rotary Clubs of Cortland help delivering lunch to student this summer!  |
The Rotary Club of Cortland Welcomes it's new President |
The Rotary Club of Cortland donates $10,000The Rotary Club of Cortland donates $10,000 to the United Way in support of their COVID-19 relief efforts. 
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The Rotary Club of Cortland Meets on ZoomWe did it! We held our first Zoom Meeting ! Critical issues are supporting community needs through the United Way of Cortland County, CAPCO and the American Red Cross!  |
Pride of Workmanship Luncheon |
Food Distribution Day at TC3 |
Newest Paul Harris FellowsOur newest Paul Harris Fellows  The Rotary Club of Cortland achieved a milestone this year, becoming a 100% Paul Harris Member Club. Every member of our Club has become a Paul Harris member either by contributing $1,000 to The Rotary Foundation, or others have donated the money in their name. Congratulations! What a great way to celebrate 100 years of service to our community.
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Welcome our Newest MemberWelcome to our Newest Member Jason Hage  Proposed by Jean Cadwallader Good Job Jean!!
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Pancake Day 2019 |
100th Anniversary GalaThe Rotary Club of Cortland Celebrates it's 100th Anniversary Inducting 26 New Paul Harris Fellows   |
Register Now for our 100th Anniverary Dinner |
The Rotary Club of Cortland is 100 Years YoungThe Rotary Club of Cortland has turned 100 Years Old. On June 17, 2019 the Club returned to the site where it all started, at the Cortland Country Club. The members that created the Club met on June 4, 1919 to sumit a charter for the Cortland Rotary Club. The charter was granted by Rotary International on June 17, 1919.  |
The Rotary Club of Cortland's 100th AnniversaryThe Rotary Club of Cortland is turning 100 Years of Service The Club had a visit by Governor Jeff Smith to present a plaque from Rotary International  |
Work has Started at the YWCA |
Catherine Bertini visits Juan Carlos KernCathy is in Mexico City this week for a conference and had Sunday afternoon free.
Hired driver/car and met Juan and his family half-way in Puebla.
Juan's parents were co presidents of their Rotary club last year.
They hosted three different students, three months each, while Juan was in Homer.
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“Media Literacy and the Social Studies: Building Critical Consumers of Information using Historical Thinking Skills”“Media Literacy and the Social Studies: Building Critical Consumers of Information using Historical Thinking Skills”
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Youth Exchange 2016 |
The Tree Peony Project |
Incoming President Chuck's GoalsJuly 1st Welcomes our New President
President Chuck.
 In his address to the Club this week Chuck shared his goals for 2016 - 2017.
His entire speech is in the Story Content
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May is Teacher of the Year AwardMay is Teacher Appreciation
Cortland Rotary Honors local Teachers with
The Teacher of the Year Award
Annually The Cortland Rotary Club invites area school to nominate an outstanding teacher from their school to be honored as "The Teacher of the Year"
This year we are proud to present Cortland County Teachers of the Year
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Pride Of WorkmanshipWe honor Pride of Workmanship in March
Annually the Cortland Rotary Club honors members of our community that display a Pride of Workmanship in their jobs.
These winners demonstrate the ability to work independently and as a team when needed.
They have an outstanding passion for doing the job right the first time.
Congratulations to
Michael Keegan, TLC Emergency Services, Inc.
Katie Bush, Gutchess Lumber Kelli Yacavone, Homer Central School Amanda Graham, DeRuyter Central School Tara Larrabee, YWCA of Cortland Patrick Duffy, Ames Linen Service Frank Cerbo, Global Main Streets Associates LLC Jessica Daily, Walden Place Kim Gray, Family Health Network of CNY Inc Karen Haight, Little York Plantation, LLC  |
Cortland Rotary Welcome Two New MembersWelcome our newest Members:
Evan Geibel: General Manager of the Cortland Standard
Sponsored by Frank Kelly
and Matt Witman: Communities That Care Director
Sponsored by Joanne Wickman
Congratulations on your induction!
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Cortland Rotary Celebrates AgricultureCortland Rotary Continues it's celebration of
The County's Agricultural History.
For many years the Cortland Rotary Club has celebrated the importance of Agriculture in Cortland County. The tradition started with the help of the Farm Bureau and in recent years has been lead by the County IDA/ BDC. Thanks to those folks for continuing this important message of "Thanks" to our farm families.
Friends of Farmer's Award Dick and Martha Bush
Cortland County Fairgrounds
 Farm Family of the Year: The Arnold Family
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Cortland Rotary Welcomes Two New MembersCortland Rotary Welcomes Two New Members in January!
 In January the Cortland Rotary Club had two new members join our Club. Harriet Higgins who has roots back to the charter members of the Cortland Rotary club nearly 100 years ago. Harriet has long roots in the community and we welcome her as a new Rotarian.
Dr Erik Bitterbaum, President of SUNY at Cortland, rejoins the Cortland Rotary Club. Erik was a member in the 2000's and is looking forward to rejoining us, to help make Cortland a better place.
The Club is looking forward to working with both of these new member who have great ideas for projects that the Club can get involved in.
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Cortland Rotary Club's Holiday PartyOn December 15 the Cortland Rotary Club came together to share some of the warmth of this holiday season.
They were led by Emanuel Sikora and Gina Sikora as we enjoyed singing a few carols. Steve Wilson accompanied the club on the keyboard.
Members had a great time in fellowship.
Happy Holidays to everyone!
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SU Brass Ensemble Presents Holiday Pops ConcertThe Syracuse University Brass Ensemble
Plays a
Holiday Pops Concert
at
Cortland High School
December 12,2015
For the second year thanks to the Syracuse Brass Ensemble for performing a variety of songs.
This Cortland Rotary fund raiser helps the Club to give scholarships to local graduating Seniors to help with college expenses.
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Youth Exchange Holiday PartyBig Thanks to the Cortland Rotary Club for
Hosting this year's District Holiday Party for Youth Exchange.
Twenty-five students from around the world came to the YWCA and exchanged Holiday greetings.
Thirty students from District 7170 learned about their placement as outbound Exchange Students for 2016-2017.
Congratulations to all our Outbound Students.
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Cortland Rotary Completes six pallets of books for Books For The WorldThis year Cortland Rotary completed the task of sorting and packing six pallets of school books to be sent to Africa and Asia where students need textbooks. From these books children will learn English and will have material to learn all sorts of topics.
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District 7170 5K Run/Walk Fundraiser to Fight PolioDistrict 7170 5K Run/ Walk Fundraiser to Fight Polio
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