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Here is a photo of the Lynn Rotarians and guests who recently helped serve a meal at My Brother's Table. Many thanks to those who came out for the night and helped. It was a successful night and many folks were fed.
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The Rotary Club of Lynn will be collecting professional attire for men and women, in support of the Lynn Shelter Association’s program called “Succeed in Style”. This program provides clothing to Shelter clients who need professional attire as they apply for jobs or begin work. The Club is going to support that program by collecting professional attire to donate to the Association at our meeting of June 22, 2017. 
Recently the Rotary Club of Lynn held its Eighth Grade Recognition Program at the Porthole Restaurant. The program has been a mainstay on the Lynn Club calendar for over a decade and is underwritten by Riverworks Credit Union. The awards ceremony is held several times a year and presents awards to middle school students who have overcome something in their life, and who are doing well in school. Students, teachers, and families are invited to a great luncheon where letters of recommendation from teachers are read aloud in honor of each student. Each student is then given an award citation, a letter of commendation, a gift certificate, and a cash award toward a savings account. These award ceremonies are very popular with students, families, teachers, and among Rotarians too. The Lynn Rotary Club is greatly appreciative of Riverworks Credit Union in their support of the program.
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The Lynn Rotary Club recently gave out three $1,000 scholarships to students from Lynn High Schools. Students had to submit applications which were reviewed by a committee of 3 Rotarians. The chosen students were invited, along with family members, to a luncheon meeting where the awards were given out.
The Thomas P. Maloney and Robert A. Hastings Rotary Club of Lynn Memorial Scholarship 2016
All three scholarship winners are all excellent students, role models and student leaders in their respective high schools and shared some very compelling and deeply personal stories in their application narratives.
Christina Behen, Lynn Classical High School - Christina ranks 51st in her senior class of 377. She has a Grade-point average on 3.82 in all Honors and Advanced Placement courses. She participates in softball, basketball, spring track and volleyball. Christina is a religious education kindergarten teacher and attended SNOWCAMPS. Christina plans attend St. Anselm’s College in NH where she was accepted in the school’s highly competitive nursing program.
Kaylin Deschenes, St. Mary’s High School - Kaylin is an outstanding athlete and top student for the Spartans. Like Christina and Marie, Kaylin is enrolled in Honors and Advanced Placement courses and her GPA is 2.45. She participates in lacrosse, soccer and is a two-time National Champion in Judo. She is a member of the Student Council, a Student Ambassador, volunteers at My Brother’s Table and at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Marie Tchoumi, Lynn English High School - Marie currently ranks 12th in her class of 311 seniors, Her GPA is 3.9. Marie is a mentor at the Barbizon School of Modeling. She volunteers at My Brother’s Table, LIFT, a food pantry of the homeless and Upward Bound. She’s a teen leader at the Lynn Public Library and hopes to attend UMAss-Dartmouth. Her goal is to become a surgeon.
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