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The Boston #7 Rotary Club is thrilled to be Rotarians helping our communities, as well as another Rotarian, Julie Duty- Executive Director and Founder of United Sound, and member of the Mesa West Rotary Club in Arizona. As a result of her organization’s relationship with schools in the Boston area including Berkley School of Music and Bronson Arroyo we hope other Rotarian’s will jump at the chance to attend what is sure to be an incredible event.
The North Reading Community EarlyAct Club recently installed thirty students into the service club for the 2017-18 academic year. The co-ed club is open to students in grades three through five. North Reading Youth Services Director Amy Luckiewicz noted, “This has been our highest enrollment we have ever had since beginning the program in 2014.” At its installation meeting, the students took the EarlyAct Oath: I promise to do my best to understand, accept and help people. I will keep leadership, commitment and gratitude in my mind as I work to do service above self. The community club represents all schools in North Reading. Based on a Rotary International model, the projects and meetings focus on the values of gratitude, community, leadership, commitment, and inclusion. The club meets twice per month to plan and implement a local or international humanitarian project. Initiated in 2014, the group was formed by 4 parent volunteers: Sandy Garniss, Samantha Miller, Karen Buscemi, and Leslie Schultz in partnership with North Reading Rotary Club’s Peter Majane.
In 2013, Peabody Rotary, with the help of a District Managed Grant, sponsored CPR training for teachers, administrators and staff at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. The club also donated a defibrillator to Peabody’s food pantry, Haven From Hunger.
The Newburyport Rotary Club along with the Salisbury Police Department served a continental breakfast on Monday, October 16, consisting of coffee, fruit, muffins and donuts. The Rotarians provided cider donuts from Cider Hill Farm in Amesbury. Rotarian and Police Chief Tom Fowler spoke about Halloween hours for the town of Salisbury as well as IRS and cyber scams. The seniors especially enjoyed the fresh cider donuts and were able to take some home for a snack later.
District Governor Dave Gardner recognized Malden Rotarians Dave Hart and Mark Golub as members of the Paul Harris Society with PHS Chevrons and District 7930 pins at the October 11th Malden Rotary Club meeting. Shown in the photo are PHS Chair Bob Gravino, DG Dave, Dave Hart, Mark Golub, and Malden President Ronnie Puzon. The Paul Harris Society is a formal recognition program to honor Rotarians who contribute $1,000 or more annually to The Foundation and allows Rotary to sustain our impact around the world.
Has your club recently hosted an event or project or are you planning something in the near future that you would like to share with your fellow District 7930 Rotarians?
