Welcome to the Winchester Rotary Newsletter. Here you will find club announcements, updates and sign ups for service projects and upcoming events. We hope you find this helpful and informative.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Please join us this Thursday as our Guest Speaker will be our own Richard Salter from Salter Healthcare. Richard will be speaking about recent changes in healthcare locally and nationally. First House is catering so join us if you can!
Next Service Membership meeting is next Tuesday, October 16 at First House Pub at 5:30 PM!
YOU ARE NEEDED FOR THE FALL DAY OF SERVICE!
Our Fall Day of Service on October 27 is fast approaching! We have various service projects planned in the Community and then join your fellow club members at WFEE's 25th Anniversary celebration! Please help us be People of Action and sign up below:
Help the Winchester Coalition for Safer Community with its Medication Take Back Program. Help collect unwanted medication from the community and process it for disposal outside the Transfer Station.
2:30-5:30 Help unload postal trucks on the single biggest donation day of the year as they arrive with food donations from the community and help stock the food pantry shelves. The Council of Social Concern food pantry serves Woburn and Winchester. Over 100 Winchester families a month use the services of the CSC food pantry!
Join your fellow Rotarians for fun as we help to celebrate 25 years of WFEE at the Winchester Country Club. Drinks, dancing, good food, blackjack and live jazz!
We are pleased to announce that Principal Grant Smith from the Vinson Owen School is the recipient of the Club's first Honorable Paul Harris Fellow Award for his work in creating the Global Citizenship program at VO. Principal Smith will be honored at our luncheon November 1. Please save the date!
Please join us in congratulating Principal Smith!
John Dunleavy is the recipient of the Club's Unsung Hero award and he will be honored at the District dinner November 8. John's dedication to the athletes of Winchester High School as manager of the school's Football, Hockey and Lacrosse teams won him this great honor. Many WHS students have been impacted by John's work and his always positive attitude. Many students have found inspiration in his legendary pep talks and unwavering support even during times of adversity.
Help the Winchester Coalition for Safer Community with its Medication Take Back Program. Help collect unwanted medication from the community and process it for disposal outside the Transfer Station.
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John Dunleavy is the recipient of the Club's Unsung Hero award and he will be honored at the District dinner November 8. John's dedication to the athletes of Winchester High School as manager of the school's Football, Hockey and Lacrosse teams won him this great honor. Many WHS students have been impacted by John's work and his always positive attitude. Many students have found inspiration in his legendary pep talks and unwavering support even during times of adversity. 