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Polar Plunge update!!

Posted by David Manzi

Tom Hankard a member of the Belle Isle Club, which encompasses East Boston, Revere and Winthrop.

Tom is co-chair of the 10^th Annual Rotary District 7930 Polar Plunge where District 7930 is on a mission to reach the $1 million dollar mark of funds raised via this event on February 29, 2020.

Please come and here the wonderful things the Polar plunge committee as well as the Foundation on achieving the goal of $1 million dollars!

Veterans/Unsung Hero and Rotary Foundation

Posted by David Manzi on Oct 24, 2019

Please note meeting time change. We will meet at Fisher College 118 Beacon St Boston to join Fisher College. 12pm

Annual Honor Your Veterans Luncheon. This year’s keynote speaker is Kurt J. Power and Kurt will also be award the Distinguished Veteran Award for 2019.

Also, November 7 is our District Foundation Dinner and Unsung Hero in our Communities!

when: November 7. 6:00pm-9:00pm.

where: Andover Country Club 60 Canterbury Street Andover, Ma

cost: $60.00 per person

why: special guest speaker, Lauren Baker and Veterans Service Dog Project. The District will be awarding a service dog to a former combat United States Marine who was injured. The Boston 7 club has donated $1,000 toward the service dog's training for this hero.

As a former combat Marine myself, this is very important to me and I hope you can join me at what will be an emotional night! The Club has nominated Steven Godfrey as an Unsung hero in our community!

rsvp: www.Rotary7930.org

TITLE IX GIRLS RUNING CLUB!

Posted by David Manzi

Gail Gregory, Title IX Girls Running Club

Title IX Girls provides girls with tools, strategies, and space to manage their mental health.

Gail Gregory is the Director of Development at Title IX Girls Running Club. In her role at Title IX Girls, Gail develops and manages fundraising campaigns, cultivates and maintains relationships with current and prospective donors, and increases public awareness of the organization.

District Governor Joan Arsenault

Posted by David Manzi on Aug 29, 2019

Please join us for a very special guest - District 7930 District Governor Joan Arsenault!

Joan will give her State of the District on September 5 at 6:30pm.

Where: Fisher College, Trustees Library at 118 Beacon St. Boston, Ma

Please come and enjoy dinner and fellowship.

Cost: $0

Proud to serve those who served us!

Posted by David Manzi on Aug 07, 2019

What a wonderful service project this past Wednesday!

Rotarians and friends getting together to serve some of America's Heroes at The New England Center and Home for Veterans!

L to R:

Friend of BR7, David Feltner, longtime member Paul Shellito, David Manzi, Past District Gov Doraiswami and Past District Gov Val Callahan

THANK YOU!

Boston 7 to induct new members tonight!

Posted by David Manzi on Aug 01, 2019

Come join us at 6:30pm tonight, August 1 for Fellowship, Dinner and help induct two new members into our Club!

delicious Italian food and hearty sandwiches - FREE!

Hope to see you there!

BR7's First Rotary Meeting of 2019-2020!

Posted by David Manzi

Greetings,

We are pleased to have our first Rotary meeting of 2019-2020 tomorrow!

Please join us for food, fellowship and fun at our meeting in the Trustees Library at Fisher College located at 118 Beacon Street between 6-7pm.

Come learn about what Boston Rotary #7 has in store for this year. New programs such as BR7 Networking events and our new Veterans Outreach Program!

I hope to see you there!

My best,

David

Beacon Hill Walking Tour

Posted on Jun 19, 2019

What a fun finish to the presidential term of Lori Karas, when members of the club and friends explored historic Beacon Hill. The walking tour guided was by Margo C of Boston by Foot Tours. http://bostonbyfoot.org

Afterwards the group was joined by other Rotarians to fill a long table at the Beacon Hill Bistro and enjoy delicious dinner and drinks. Thanks for two good years, Lori!

60th Sister Cities Anniversary: Tree Planting

Posted on Apr 19, 2019

Did you know that Kyoto and Boston have been sister cities since 1959? Kyoto is also Boston’s first-ever Sister City!

To celebrate the 60th anniversary, the Rotary Clubs of Kyoto South and Boston #7 invite you the international friendship ceremony at which a Japanese Stewartia tree will be planted in the Boston Public Garden. The tree planting will be near the Make Way for Ducklings statues near the corner of Beacon and Charles Street.

Please join us on Saturday, April 27th at 10 AM in the Boston Public Garden.

This is a rain or shine event. For more information, contact: info@bostonrotary.org or 617.426.7133

The celebrations will continue at the Japan Festival happening in the Boston Common on Saturday, April 27th and Sunday, April 28th. Visit their website at https://www.japanfestivalboston.org/.