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

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

Scholar Camilla Vogt with Rosario Rizzo

Bowling with Minuteman Arc

Preparing for Jazz Festival

Police Chief O'Connor gives Al Filipov Award to Gerry Mearn

Fire Chief Tom Judge gives Al Filipov Award to Billy Nelson

Pops Proceeds to Open Table

Happy Rotarians

Nothing like a hot drink on a snowy night

Flanked by Dunkin’ on the right and the Lion’s Club on the left, the Rotary Club of Concord carried out its traditional hot chocolate give-away as part of a trio. “Light up Night” revelers stopped first at Dunkin’ to pick up their cocoa, then to Rotary for toppings and donuts, and finally on to the Lions Club for some fresh popcorn. 1200 cups of chocolate were served! The falling snow added to the Dickens-like scene. Many thanks to the hearty Rotarians who set up and took down the tent in the challenging weather.

Habitat for Humanity's Brenda Gould Speaks

Brenda Gould, Ex. Dir. of Habitat for Humanity, Greater Lowell, overviewed the work of this local non-profit that serves 15 towns in North Middlesex County, recently helping 166 families through grass roots efforts to build affordable, energy efficient homes. Habitat families get a hand up, not a hand out, participating in the construction of the homes they will own. The Rotary Club of Concord looks forward to volunteering at the "build" when Habitat for Humanity renovates a house in Concord in the Spring of 2020. Shown here, Brenda introduces a student whose life in a Habitat home gave her to access to a quality education.

Halloween at Rotary

Gino Frattalone shared his experience raising dollars for The Society of St. Vincent De Paul's food distribution center in Arizona by selling a video of him dancing with stunning partners and singing in his own mellow Italian voice. Gino will visit 5 Rotary Clubs today, as he regularly visits many clubs many times. A member of the Littleton Club, Gino is an honorary member of three other clubs. Unfortunately we did not have a computer available for him to show his video but Chris Alphen found his performance on You Tube, and passed around his phone for all to see. Bravo Gino. Here is Gino with Pres. Jean Goldsberry and Florence Goulet.