Rotary Club of Marlborough

Service Above Self since 1922

Death by Wine and Chocolate on Friday the 13th! of May

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 Join us for Death by Wine and Chocolate on Fridey the 13th of May from 6-9pm at the Mad Hatter Gallery 406 Lincoln St. Marlborough  for a unique and fun evening of Wine and Chocolate. 

 Sip some wine, taste some chocolate and view some interesting artwork all while supporting a worthy cause, The Marlborough Rotary Club.  Proceeds from the event will benefit the Mad Hatter Gallery, as well as funding the Rotary club’s other charitable giving.  The money we raise will help to fund scholarships for local Seniors, Dictionaries for all 3rd graders in Marlborough, Holiday food baskets for the needy and international projects as well. 

***This is also the week after Mother’s Day so consider getting tickets in advance for your Mom/spouse or write a note about the event and pay at the door.  Either way they will be so touched that you want to spend an evening out with them and that you thought of something fun and different to do!***

Thank you! Turkey Shoot great success thanks to Marlborough community!

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Turkey Shoot
Thank you for the huge success of the Turkey Shoot!

Thank you all for making the 28th annual Marlborough Rotary Turkey Shoot a great success. We had our best year since 2006 and it was due to the Marlborough community involvement.  Thank yous to Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School (the staff was fabulous as always to us), MetroWest Printing, Dan Verrico of CoCards, Hanafords, DJ Scott Harris for providing sound and music.  There are so many others to thank which we are sure to do.  See you again next year the Saturday before Thanksgiving November 24th, 2011 for the 29th annual Marlborough Rotary Turkey Shoot.

Veterans 2010 – Marlborough Rotary Club

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Veterans 2010
Marlborough Rotary Club Honors it's Veterans 2010

It is every day we strive to honor our veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice, have served and are still with us and are now actively serving in our military around the world.  Today we honored our Marlborough Rotary veterans.  George Whapham (Navy) was our program and provided background about the Korean war and general discussion in regards to veterans and their needs.  Thank you to our Marlborough Rotary veterans and to all our veterans of all the services for their dedication in peacetime and in times of war.  The Marlborough Rotary club active members who are veterans are Bruce Cameron (Marines), Lee Chaplin (Navy), Bill Downey (Navy), Chuck Enright (Navy), Brad Hodgkinson (Marines), John Noble (Army), Ron Stokes (Army), Ralph Vigeant (Army), Dave Walton (National Guard), George Whapham (Navy).

Formula for Success – Dave Brower Program

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October 28, 2010 Dave Brower of Marlborough Transportation a Division of Mark’s Moving and Storage shared his personal formula for success with the club. Over the last 20 years Dave has been adding to and perfecting his formula for success.  Excuse the dinner extras and hope you enjoy.

Dave Brower Formula for Success on You Tube

Looking to be inspired, try Rotary

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This Thursday if your looking for inspiration, look no further than your Marlborough Rotary club. Polio has been a challenge for Rotary for years. Humans erradicated small pox and one man in 1985 took on the challenge to wipe polio from the face of the earth.  This is a disease that lives with someone for their entire life. Be inspired to do the impossible!

Rotary International Last Hurdle Polio

NEADS.org brings Canines for Combat Veterans program to Rotary

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Last Thursday the Marlborough Rotary club was visited by the NEADS (Assistance Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans).  Christina Rossetti visited the club with four dogs who are in the process of being trained to help combat veterans, disabled Americans and the deaf. The program places specially screened dogs within the prison system to be trained by inmates for a period of time.  On weekends the dogs go home with weekend families to get more socialized training.  After a rigourous training program and repeat screenings the dogs are placed with the person whose need is best fit by the dog.

Prison Trained Dogs visit Marlborough Rotary club