Calling all Presidents-Elect, Club Treasurers, Club Secretaries, Public Image, Membership, Foundation Chairs, new Rotarians -- and all Rotarians!

Our 2025 District Learning Assembly takes place Tuesday, April 10, 2025, at Four Points Sheraton, 1 Audubon Road, Wakefield!

Important learning sessions start at 5 pm, followed by fellowship, our District Managed Grant Qualification, and a special presentation regarding Rotary's new Action Plan.

This is an important and worthwhile session for all Rotarians. Register today. A buffet dinner will be served and a cash bar will be available during fellowship and dinner.  Register here.

Join Us for the Salem Rotary Club's Annual Auction

Flags for Heroes is a way to honor people who are your heroes. They may be men and women who are serving or have served as a member of the military, first responders, parents, teachers, coaches, mentors, community leaders, or other heroes.

 

Sponsor an American flag to honor those who have made a difference in their lives, including military members, first responders, parents, teachers, coaches, mentors and community leaders.  A $75 donation sponsors a flag and supports Woburn Rotary's service projects.

 

You may sponsor as many heroes as you want, and a flag with the name of your heroes will be flown at Ferullo Field from mid-April to mid-May 2025.

 

Send checks to Rotary Club of Woburn, PO Box 2304, Woburn, MA 01888.  Please include name of hero to be honored.  For more info contact Bill Sullivan at sully1980@comcast.net. 

Ipswich-Rowley Rotary Community Service Co-Chair Chris Davis has announced the results of their 2025 February ‘Share the Love’ collection for The Open Door Food Pantry.

Davis said that he is “pleased to report that our February food drive was successful and reached our goal of 1500 pounds of food delivered to The Open Door to help our neighbors in need. This represents a new record for our annual winter collection.”

He added that Rotary is “grateful to our friends and neighbors in Ipswich and Rowley who supported and contributed to this vital effort. The demand for food pantry assistance has never been greater.” He also thanked “our Rotary volunteers, especially John Witzig who helped me deliver and retrieve collection boxes at 13 drop-off locations in Ipswich and Rowley.”