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Rotary International Director and Treasurer Drew Kessler will join us and install our incoming Club Presidents at our District Installation on June 27! The opportunity to meet a sitting Rotary International Director does not happen often. 
Identifying potential club leaders and re-energizing long-time members are important aspects of a club President’s responsibilities. Many incoming 2024-2025 club Presidents are now setting their budgets for the coming year. Please consider a budget line item of $80-$100 to either partially or wholly subsidize at least one of your club leader’s participation at Rotary Leadership Institute, April 26, 2025, location to be determined, but within District 7930 commute.
This past year, the Rockport Rotary Club built a classroom for Ugandan children with the support of a district grant. This comes as a result of the club's strong partnership with an organization called Village2Village Project, which focuses on serving vulnerable children in an impoverished area in rural northeastern Uganda, East Africa. The mission of Village2Village Project is to provide comprehensive, empowering, respectful, and compassionate care for vulnerable children and their families, one life at a time. The project provides basic needs support and education to over 225 children, most of whom have lost one more parent due to HIV/AIDs or violence.
On May 25, Burlington Breakfast Rotary participated in the Stoneham Memorial Day Parade. Our late Rotarian, Don Tocci, was the Posthumous Grand Marshall of the Parade. He was honored for his "Service Above Self" activities to his community, the Rotary community, to Veterans, and everyone who was fortunate enough to meet him. Our founder, Kevin McKelvey, gave a moving speech about Don. We are honored to have been part of this parade.
Danvers Rotary Club purchased a new double door commercial freezer for the Danvers Food Pantry. The $6,800 donation provides additional freezer storage for food donations which arrive weekly from various sources including the Greater Boston Food Bank and Stop & Shop. The Danvers Food Pantry serves on average 240 families each month with 344 families actively receiving services this year. By year end a 25% increase is anticipated over last year. Through May 2024 the Pantry distributed 72,000 pounds of food.
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