Golfing for Scholarships

Preparing salad for Bristol Lodge Community Supper

Boys & Girls Club Assabet Valley

Rotary Youth Leaders

Carlisle Early Act raises money for Worthy Village in Guatemala

At Middlesex Jazz Festival

Oktoberfest Pie Contest

Scholarship Fund of Concord-Carlisle

Building beds for kids

Spring Pops

Town Cleanup

Oktoberfest Funds to Buy Shelterboxes

July 4 Slush Stand

Annual Golf Tournament

Hot chocolate at Holiday Light Up Night

Super cooks at Bristol Lodge

Presenters of Class Act Awards, CCHS

Sgt. Paul Flynn receives Al Filipov Award

Fire fighter Lindsay McGloughin, Al Filipov Award

Scholar Camilla Vogt with Rosario Rizzo

Rep. Cory Atkins biking at Pops

Bowling with Minuteman Arc

GOLF TOURNAMENT COMING UP SOON!

Coming up in a few short days...RC of Concord's 31^stAnnual Golf Tournament on Monday, June 24, 2019 at the Concord Country Club. The tournament benefits the Rotary Club’s Scholarship Fund. Come at 11:00 a.m. to register and enjoy lunch. At the 1:00 p.m. shotgun start, head out to play 18 holes on this premier course. Then wrap up your day with cocktails, dinner and prizes. Don’t play golf? Sponsor a wounded post 911 veteran to play instead. $275 per player. Click on Golf in menu above for more information. Photo: Tournament Chair Karl Kussin surveys the troops before the shotgun fires.

Rotary Refreshes at Middlesex Jazz Fest

Rotarians cooled jazz lovers with beer, wine, water and soft drinks at their booth at the 2019 Middlesex Jazz Festival. Lots of fun and plenty of work - but that's Rotary for you! The weather was fantastic and so were the bands. Great turnout. Thanks everyone who chipped in. Note the banner in the background!

Greetings from the Rotary Convention

Jean Goldsberry and Doug and Ingrid Detweiler will have some tales to tell when they return from the 2019

Rotary International Convention in Hamburg. Here they are with other Rotarians from District 7910.

Welcome!

Concord Rotarians happily celebrated Florence Goulet's return after three month's absence and the visit of Jacky Foster, President of the Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley, who spoke about her club's Global Rotary Foundation grant to provide materials and supplies for maternity services in a hospital and clinic in Ghana. Here are Florence and Jacky.

Pinewood Derby at Boys and Girls Club May 16

After two afternoons of assembly and decorating, the cars were ready to race. So were the kids...all 90 of them. Sharon Spaulding, Dave Roberts and a talented crew of Rotarians from Concord and Lexington along with Maynard police and fire personnel ran the derby for an afternoon of excitement. The official electronic track signaled the winners of each six-car race while cars on the "just for fun" non-electronic track crashed into each other and ran helper-skelter down the incline. The kids went home loaded down with the car they made, a certificate, and a blue ribbon. Some were awarded recognition for the most colorfu car, most original decor, etc. category. The popcorn and decorations made the whole event super-authentic. Great job everyone!