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2026 Scholarship Program The Medford Rotary Club recently presented $11,000 in scholarship awards to graduating seniors from the City of Medford. The students were recognized for their academic achievement, community service and leadership. Congratulations to our recipients for their hard work, leadership and dedication to our community.
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Comedy Night 2025 Thanks for attending our annual Comedy Night FUNdraiser! Comedy Night at Giggles (Prince Pizza) in Saugus on Wednesday October 22nd. Lots of laughs were had by all in support of our FUN-raiser. If you still wish to donate, you can click on the link and do so any time. Thanks again. No chasing down and delivering your $$ to a Rotarian, just do it on your phone. |
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2025 Scholarship Program The Medford Rotary Club recently presented $11,000 in scholarship awards to graduating seniors from the City of Medford. The students were recognized for their academic achievement, community service and leadership. Congratulations to our recipients for their hard work, leadership and dedication to our community.
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100th Anniversary The Medford Rotary Club gathered at the Medford Public Library to celebrate our 100th anniversary. We are honored to be in service to the Medford community and we will continue to cultivate, collaborate and support the needs of others in the spirit of Rotary's motto - Service Above Self. |
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2023 Scholarship Program The Medford Rotary Club recently presented $12,000 in scholarship awards to graduating seniors from the City of Medford. The students were recognized for their academic achievement, community service and leadership. Congratulations to our recipients for their hard work, leadership and dedication to our community.
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2020 Scholarship Tour When COVID-19 sidelined a number of events for our graduates, Medford Rotary was committed to celebrating their accomplishments. So we packed up and took our scholarship program on the road. Check out the highlight reel.... |
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Casino NightAnother successful night of fun-raising.  Who said fundraisers can't be FUN-raisers. This marked our 5th year of hosing our annual Casino Night at Memorial Hall in Melrose. Another success and super fun night was had by all. There is a lot of passionate planning that goes into making Casino Night work, as we look forward to this night each year. The emphasis is on FUN, but we do raise thousands of dollars to benefit our various charitable endeavors. |
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Scholarship Night 2019 Rotarians gathered to recognize the accomplishments of our 2019 Medford Rotary Scholarship recipients. Each recipient displayed a commitment to academics and played an active role in their school community and beyond. Medford Rotary is pleased to award $11,500 in scholarship to support their future. |
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Medford Rotarian's at Work Following a recent Medford Rotary Meeting, several Rotarians met outside Bertucci's in Medford for a photo op. This quick photo represents a group of meeting attendees happy to be a part of our Rotary club where we regularly meet and do important things in our community to help our citizens. Thanks to all of our club members, even many that are not in the photo. Have a great day.
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Thursday, October 15th, Medford Rotary Club celebrates the service accomplishments of its Past Presidents with a luncheon in their honor.
John Hackett Sr read the roll call of Past Presidents as they passed the gavel in order of presidency. A historical photo video was continuously running throughout the luncheon that was complied by Mary Sbutonni. It allowed all of us to reminisce past meetings, fund raisers, service projects and have a few laughs. Mayor Michael J McGlynn joined us for lunch. He spoke about the many Rotary service projects that help the citizens of Medford. He acknowledged our long standing Holiday Food Basket Project, and the Sister City student exchange with Nobeoka, Japan. He then presented President, Anne Gelineau Powers with a proclamation making October 15, 2015 as Medford Rotary Past Presidents Day.
A sing along was led by Domenic Camarra and Mayor McGlynn joined him as we sang some "olde" time songs - just as they did at every Rotary weekly meeting. Thank you to Past President Paul Bardaro for coordinating this event.
A Good time was had by all..... Let's do it again next year!
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Planting the Seeds to Grow Rotary's Family
December is Family Month for Rotary International. This year the Rotary Club of Medford had the experience of witnessing the growth of our family and the strengthening of our global connections.Shown Back l-r: District Governor Elect David Manzi, Interact students Rezwan Ali and David Mojica, Rotarian Judy Lonergan, Assistant Governor Jen Sanders, Liz Sholtys of Ashraya Initiative, Interactor Ravina Longia, Medford Rotary President Doug Shoop. Front l-r: Interactors Erica Budina, Thessie Elysee, Advisor Amie Saulnier.
A Milestone Year in the Making
Congratulations to Medford Rotarians Allan Martorana and Jen Sanders (l-r) who were awarded Paul Harris Fellows by the club at our 91st Installation dinner, June 2014. Sanders is the club's outgoing president and will be an Assistant Governor for Rotary District 7930. Doug Shoop (far right) was installed as club president for 2014-15. This is Doug's second time serving as our club president. Thank you to Century Bank for providing us with an amazing location for our installation of new officers and board.Sister City Exchange Fosters International Relations
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This year, Medford High School upcoming seniors Matthew Minchello and Raveena Longia were selected by the Medford Rotary Club to act as ambassadors for the City of Medford in our two week student exchange with Medford's sister city, Nobeoka, Japan. Shown with Medford Mayor Michael McGlynn and Medford Rotarian David Keane before their travels. We look forward to hearing about their trip!
Rotarians meet Japanese Consul
Fostering International Relations:
Medford Rotarian David Keane, Consul General Akira Muto, Rotary President Jen Sanders and Rotarian Pat Theberge at a reception on Feb. 27. Courtesy (Photo by Jen Sanders)
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