District 7930 eBulletin

The Chelsea Rotary Club softball team and their fans celebrated winning the 2017 Softball League championship at Castle Hill Park in Salem.  The Chelsea team defeated the Salem/Marblehead team 5 – 2 in the championship game.  The Chelsea team won the regular season with a 5 – 3 record.  To win the championship Chelsea had to defeat the Beverly Rotary Club in the 1st round 2 games to none and then defeat the Salem/Marblehead team 2 games to none in the championship series.  The Chelsea softball team was made up of Rotarians from the Chelsea, Everett and Salem, NH Rotary Clubs.

Time to get your teams ready!!!!

 

On behalf of the Rotary Club of Methuen, we would like to invite you to attend our 5th Annual Bocce Tournament!! This year our tournament benefits the Methuen Senior Center's Adopt A Grandparent Program. Come enjoy a night with friends and play some Bocce, all in support of a wonderful cause.

 

We hope to see you there!

The TBM Rotary awarded three scholarships to graduating high school seniors at Masconomet and Essex Tech. This years's recipient of the dr. Joseph Carroll Memorial Rotary Scholarship is Brittany Gotts of Masconomet High School . Brittany will be attending Simmons College. She is enrolling in a six year program leading to a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Brittany will also be playing Volleyball at Simmons. Kyra Charie, also a Masconomet graduate, will be a first year student at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island. Kyra plans to study business marketing. Nicole Benoit, a graduate of Essex Tech, will enroll at Dean College in Franklin and plans to study Early Childhood Education. The TBM Club has presented scholarships annually for more than forty years .

 

Medford, for example, used mini-grant funds to brand blue sunglasses to be distributed at a town event. Beverly Rotary created unique display boards that highlighted how the club gives back locally. In Danvers, the club decided to use their funds to hire a paid social media intern. Additional qualified items include new apparel for club members, branded name tags, pop-up banner, web advertising, social media paid ads, professional photography, and brochure development.  How will you use your mini-grant?

 

Contact rotary7930publicimage@yahoo.com to check if your idea qualifies!

The Membership/Public Image Team is happy to share a fresh opportunity for clubs to host FRIENDraisers to attract new members and present alternative forms of membership. Clubs can apply for up to $250 reimbursement match. Partner with another club and we'll reimburse up to $300! Is your club offering an alternative form of membership like Service Members, Corporate, Non-Profit or Satellite Clubs? If so, your application will get priority! Please carefully read all of the qualifications, requirements and timelines.