Register now for the District Conference Saturday, May 2, 2026. Registration is only $99 for such a fun-packed day including lunch buffet!
Click this link for more information and register! Deadline to register is April 18, 2026.
If you haven't been to Salem MA lately, this is your chance to pack in a fun and energizing day:
- Hear the latest in the District over an amazing luncheon
- Participate in a district service activity
- See the sites of the amazing city of Salem via a (optional) trolley tour, and;
- Go Pirate! Visit one of Salem's top attractions - Real Pirates Salem
This event will take place at the beautiful Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites, offering an ideal setting for this special occasion. If you'd like to spend an overnight, the hotel is offering special rates. To download Spring Conference Schedule and Agenda, click here.
Contact the hotel at (978) 740-8788 and mention that you are interested in the Rotary room block. Hope to see you there!
The Environmental Committee is inviting you to a special meeting where we will learn about Lithium Batteries - what they are, where they are found, what their environmental impact is, and how we can host Lithium Battery Collections.
Save the Date for our District Learning Assembly.
Cambridge Rotary is excited to collaborate with the Brookline Rotary Club and invite you to the Metropolitan Boston Rotary Peace Academy Series.
Huge shout out to all our Presidents-Elect (PEs) who spent this weekend at NEPELS (President Elect Learning Seminar) in Framingham learning, sharing and getting pumped up for the coming Rotary year under the leadership of District Governor Elect Terry Curran. Rotary is a membership organization that provides community service and we are indebted to our Club leaders for set the course. 
The Newburyport Rotary club is excited to host a NuBingo Music Bingo bash!
At a recent meeting, our guest speaker was Sharon Marrama from Connor's Kindness Project. The project was founded by her 12-year-old grandson during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a challenging time for a lot of children and Connor wanted some way to give back. Kindness Kits consist of hand-delivered boxes of carefully thought-out items, meant to be entertaining and comforting for children in challenging situations. The project reminds us that there is good in the world even at times when we are faced with conflicts and challenges. The ongoing goal is to help others while also spreading positivity, one act of kindness at a time. Over 16,000 kits have been delivered to date.
This past weekend, members of the Winchester Rotary volunteered at the Greater Boston Food Bank, sorting and packing food for families across Eastern Massachusetts facing food insecurity.
Gloucester Rotary Golf & Social Night
Mark your calendar for May 2, 2026, as we come together to celebrate Governor Pooja's year at the District Conference.
In the past few months, the Melrose Rotary Club has welcomed six new members! “Each one of our new members bring something special to our club,” noted Club President Julie Nolan. “We have local bankers, an oncology nurse, an educational storyteller, a retired global change scientist, and an owner of a construction company. The skills each new member brings to our club are extraordinary!” Even though they have only recently joined the Melrose club, not all our new members are new to Rotary. Allen Solomon was a long-time member of a Rotary club in Oregon prior to moving to Melrose. Sara Doktor comes from a family of Rotarians, and was active in Rotaract and Interact, as well as RYLA and Youth Exchange.
Northeast Presidents-Elect Learning Seminar (NEPELS) is a cornerstone event designed to empower the next generation of Rotary leaders. NEPELS (March 5-7) is designed to equip your Presidents Elect with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to lead.
The Marblehead Interact Club began the year with over 100 members, all motivated to continue the service culture of the club. Off to a strong start, they have been fundraising and helping other local non-profits, including the Marblehead Rotary Club 5K, which raised over $50,000.
Donate to The Rotary Foundation Annual Fund and we will match your Foundation Points.
Inspired by the hopeful words of primary speaker and End Polio Now leader Mike McGovern at the World Peace and Understanding Dinner on February 12, Marblehead Harbor Rotarians Francie King and Lesley Tracy were among the newest members to join the Polio Plus Society. Pledging at least $100 per year to Rotary’s efforts to end polio, Francie and Lesley will bring their enthusiasm and the latest statistics on polio eradication back to their club members to encourage and further motivate the club’s support of Rotary’s efforts to permanently eradicate polio from the two remaining countries where it is endemic. Congratulations, Francie and Lesley!
