Club members Padma Mendelsund, Lisa Mendelsund, Mara Williams, Cheri Ann Brodhurst prepared the crust for the pumpkin pies.
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 Rotary Cares, Episode 21 – Eradicating Polio |
 PHOTO (l-r) Brattleboro Rotary Club member Andy Rome and Edible Brattleboro sit on the newly built bench. |
 PHOTO: (l-r) Brattleboro Rotary Club president Carla Lineback and Brattleboro Rotary Club International Committee chair Rob Szpila announce a donation to Rotary Disaster Network of Assistance for Hurricane Dorian relief efforts |
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 Under the leadership of Past President George Weir, a crew of Rotarians helped clean up the island between Brattleboro and Hinsdale on 9/28 as part of a Connecticut River Conservancy project |
 Brattleboro Rotary Club member Jim Haine participated in the August 10, 2019 Sort-A-Thon at Vermont Foodbank. |
 From left: Brattleboro Rotary Club Scholarship Committee Chair John C. Mabie, Jack Price, Malick Mane, Julia Barton, and Lucas Newton. |
 The fifth annual Brattleboro on Wheels car show, presented by the Brattleboro Rotary Club in conjunction with the Now & Then Car Club, was held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Retreat Farm on Route 30. |
 Brattleboro Rotary Club President Carla Lineback and Rotary District 7880 Governor Nancy Russell |
 Rotary Cares, Episode 19 – Passing the Gavel |
.jpg) VERMONT FOOD BANK - Monthly community service project to pack food at Vermont Foodbank that will be delivered to folks throughout Windham County. Second Saturday of each month from 9-noon: October 12, November 09, December 14  SEASONAL OVERFLOW SHELTER - Serving meal for Groundworks Collaborative Seasonal Overflow Shelter located at Winston Prouty Center for Child & Family Development: TBA  CLUB BOARD MEETING - Monthly meeting held the second Thursday of each month @ 7:30 a.m. at Hampton Inn: September 12, October 10, November 14, December 12  ANNUAL CLUB GOLF TOURNAMENT - Thursday, June 4, 2020 @11 a.m. @ Brattleboro Country Club |
“Never worry about the size of your
Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall.”
On Saturday, November 26, the 47th annual Brattleboro
Rotary Club Christmas Tree Fundraiser officially begins. |
We are very sad to report that Brattleboro Rotary Club Charter Member Phil Dunham passed away November 10, 2011. A celebration of his life will take place at 4 p.m. Saturday, November 19, 2011, at All Soul's Church in West Brattleboro. To view Phil's obituary, please click here. Please see below for the article by Chris Garofolo that appeared in the November 16th Brattleboro Reformer. |
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Hope, One House at a Time
The Brattleboro Rotary Club is raising money to build another adobe brick home for families who are among the poorest of
the poor in San Miguel de Allende and the surrounding areas in the state of
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club recently held its annual “Crackers & Milk” fundraiser in which members donated $660 to this year’s “Feed the Thousands” Campaign.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club bestowed the first annual "Norm Kuebler Four-Way Test Award" upon Brown and Roberts hardware store at the club's weekly meeting on October 27, 2011.
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In honor of Dr. Jonas Salk's birthday, Rotary has declared October 24th "World Polio Day". The following letter was published in the Brattleboro Reformer.
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On September 1, 2011, the Brattleboro Rotary Club presented a check totaling $22,500 to
Carol Lolatte, director of the Brattleboro Recreation and Parks Department, to support the new West River Park being built on Route 30.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club awarded $24,000 in scholarships to eight local high school students who are attending college this fall, and honored past recipients at a special dinner at the Brattleboro Country Club on August 18, 2011. The scholarships are funded by The Gateway Foundation, a tax-exempt affiliate of the Brattleboro Rotary Club.
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Close to 50 Brattleboro Rotary Club members and guests attended the
annual Changeover Dinner at the Brattleboro Country Club. Steven
Reynolds prepared a feast as the club thanked this year's officers and
welcomed next year's administration. Photos courtesy of Greg Worden.
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The
Brattleboro Rotary Club’s 36th annual Charity Golf Tournament was held on June
9, 2011 at the Brattleboro Country Club.
Net proceeds from the tournament will benefit the new West River Park to
be built on Route 30 in Brattleboro.
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Ice Out: Windham County Meadows Madness
WIN MONEY FOR YOU & YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL ORGANIZATION GUESS WHEN THE CHEESE WILL FALL THROUGH THE ICE
Here's how it works: If you win, you will get 50% of the total pot; 25% will go to the organization from whom you bought your guess; and 25% will go to this year's vticeout.org designated charity, the Boys & Girls Club. |
– "Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall."
On Saturday, November 27, the 46th annual Brattleboro Rotary Club Christmas Tree Fundraiser officially begins. |
The day after Thanksgiving 500 Christmas Trees were unloaded and prepared for the 46th annual fundraiser to begin.
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Vermont-grown Christmas trees of all shapes and sizes are currently for sale by the Brattleboro Rotary Club in front of Brattleboro Bowl on Putney Road 1-7 PM Monday through Friday and 9-6 on Saturdays and Sundays. Proceeds from the Christmas Tree Sale support the club's annual student scholarship awards of $3,000 each to eight students at local high schools.
The Brattleboro Rotary Club offers the following tips to keep your Christmas tree fresh. |
On December 24, Santa delivered a small gift to every resident of the areas nursing homes and residential care homes. For
years, the Brattleboro Rotary Club s Gifts for Seniors program has made
sure that senior citizens living in Thompson House, Pine Heights at
Brattleboro, Vernon Green, Hilltop House and Holton Home are not
forgotten.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club's 36th Annual Charity Golf Tournament scheduled for June 9, 2011, will benefit the new West River Park to be built on Route 30.
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Rotarians (Milt Gilmore, Jim Haine, June Howe, Bill Daley, Carl Lynde, and Debbie Boyle) prepare the "Sugar on Snow" for the 2011 Winter Carnival.
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Our dear Norm Kuebler died late Sunday afternoon, probably cardiac, while he was in his garden. Norm joined the Brattleboro Rotary Club in 1998 and, among his many commitments to Rotary, served as president from 2008-2009.
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This fall, the Brattleboro Rotary Club welcomed nine local high school students to this year's Student Rotarian Program: Gia Casella and Eric Ginter of Leland and Gray Union High School; Alec Silver and Marissa Smith of Brattleboro Union High School; Theresa Glabach of the Windham Regional Career Center; Timothy Gringeri and Mitul Rathid of Hinsdale High School; and Cooper Johnson and Anthony Moodie of the Austine School.
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In a luncheon ceremony held on Friday, September 30, 2011, at the Chesterfield Inn in West Chesterfield, NH, the Brattleboro Retreat bestowed the 2011 Anna Marsh Award to Senator Robert T. Gannett. |
Newly appointed District Governor Jan McElroy visited the Brattleboro Rotary Club on September 1, 2011.
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At its annual change-over dinner meeting on June 23, 2011, the Brattleboro Rotary Club inducted Liz Harrison (center of photo) as its 62nd club president for the 2011-2012 year. Harrison is a board-certified clinical nutritionist in private practice in Townshend and is the volunteer coordinator for Grace Cottage Hospital. Rotary club members serving as officers with Harrison this coming year are (left to right in photo): Secretary Jeff Hagstrom of Newton Business; Treasurer Stacy Kritsas of Stacy Automotive Center; President-Elect Marty Cohn of Cohn Public Relations; Past President Cindy Jerome of Holton Home; and Vice President June Howe of Raptor Trading. |
Maurice Mix, a long-time member of our Rotary Club from 1992 to 2008, passed away on June 16, 2011. Below is the obituary that appeared in the Brattleboro Reformer.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club hosted a Group Study Exchange (GSE) team from Pakistan on May 14-16, 2011. |
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By JAIME CONE / Reformer Staff —
Friday February 18, 2011
BRATTLEBORO -- The Brattleboro Rotary raised more than $9,000 with their International Film & Food Festival in November, which is enough to completely fund the construction of an adobe house for a needy family in Guanajuato, Mexico. The money generated from ticket sales and advertising totaled more than $8,000, and a $968 grant from Rotary International put the grand total at $9,196. This means the Rotary can pay for the solar collectors and the water pump for this particular house in addition to the construction costs. |
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Rotary International, along with its various clubs throughout the world, has established January as Rotary Awareness Month.
According to Brattleboro Rotary Club President Cindy Jerome, "A lot of people don't know about all the good work Rotary International does locally and around the world. We want to get the word out."
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The Brattleboro
Rotary Club held its annual "Crackers & Milk" fundraiser on Dec. 9, 2010 in which
members donated $800 to this year's "Feed the Thousands" Campaign.
According to fundraiser organizer Cindy Jerome, each week the Brattleboro Rotary holds its luncheon meeting at VFW Hall on Black Mountain Road. "Once a year, members donate their luncheon fee to the Feed the Thousands" Campaign" Jerome said. |
By all measures, the Brattleboro Rotary Club's Mexican Film & Food Festival held on Nov. 7 was a total success.
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Marcy Jones showed off his collection of model planes and discussed the development of model aviation at October 7th Brattleboro Rotary Club luncheon meeting.
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On October 7, the Brattleboro Rotary Club welcomed nine local high school students to this year's Student Rotarian Program: (left to right) Melissa Soule (Leland and Gray Union HS), Moses Jaenson (Brattleboro Union HS), Kasey Kidder (Brattleboro Union HS), Mykayla Pronovost (Windham Regional Career Center), Autumn Denyou (Hinsdale HS), Nathan Sanderson (Hinsdale HS), and Aaron Meihak (Leland and Gray Union HS). Missing from the photo are Jake Gadreault and Bryer McDoughal of the Austine School.
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Building Hope, One House at a Time
The Brattleboro Rotary Club is raising money to build adobe brickhomes for families who are among the poorest of the poor in San Miguel de Allende and the surrounding areas in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico. On Sunday, November 7, 2010, the Brattleboro Rotary Club will be sponsoring the second annual "International Film & Food Festival," with proceeds benefiting Casita Linda (which means "pretty little house"), a Mexican non-profit organization that builds adobe brick homes for families. |
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club recently presented checks totaling $18,000 to three local youth programs -- $5,000 to the Vernon Recreation and Parks Department, $5,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of Brattleboro, and $8,000 to the Gateway Scholarship program for graduating seniors at local high schools.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club awarded $24,000 in scholarships to eight local high school students who will be attending college this fall. The scholarships are funded by The Gateway Foundation, a tax-exempt affiliate of the Brattleboro Rotary Club.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club recently inducted Cindy Jerome as its 61st club president for the 2010-2011 club year. Jerome is the executive director of Holton Home, a nonprofit residential care home in Brattleboro that has served the community's elders since 1892.
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At its 60th Anniversary celebration on May 13, 2010, the Brattleboro Rotary Club honored three longtime Rotarians: Phil Dunham and Bob Gannett were recognized for being charter members of the club, which was founded on May 15, 1950; and Dick Nelson was recognized with a Paul Harris Fellow award for outstanding service to the club. A $1,000 gift from the club has been contributed in Nelson's name to the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International. Pictured left to right are: Gannett, who served as the club's first secretary in 1950-51; Nelson, who served as president of the club in 1959-60; and Dunham, who served as club president in 1990-91.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club's 35th Annual Charity Golf Tournament is scheduled for Thursday, June 10, 2010, at the Brattleboro Country Club on Upper Dummerston Road. Proceeds from this year's tournament will benefit the Vernon Recreation Department Playground Restoration, the Boys and Girls Club of Brattleboro, and Rotary's Gateway Scholarships for graduating seniors at local high schools.
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Founded on May 15, 1950, the Brattleboro Rotary Club is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month. A proclamation was read and signed by Brattleboro Selectboard members on May 4, honoring the club for its history and achievements. They proclaimed the week of May 10-16, 2010, as Brattleboro Rotary Week.
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On Thursday, January 28, 2010, former UN ambassador Peter Galbraith was the featured speaker at the weekly Brattleboro Rotary Club luncheon meeting held at the VFW Post.
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During Christmas week, with some help from the Brattleboro Rotary Club, Santa delivered a small gift to every resident of the area's nursing homes and residential care homes.
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The Brattleboro Rotary Club held its annual "Crackers & Milk" fundraiser on December 3, 2009 in which members donated $915 to this year's "Feed the Thousands" Campaign.
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On a rainy Friday morning after Thanksgiving Brattleboro Rotarians, and some helpers, unloaded over 600 Christmas Trees. The 45th Annual Christmas Tree Fundraiser begins tomorrow.
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On Saturday, November 28, the 45th annual Brattleboro Rotary Club Christmas Tree Fundraiser officially begins.
Since 1965, the Brattleboro Rotary Club has sold Christmas trees as a fundraiser for local community service projects and student scholarships, and this year is no different!
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This fall, the Brattleboro Rotary Club welcomed nine local high school students to this year's Student Rotarian Program.
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