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Remember a Loved One this 2022 Holiday Season

Posted by Michael Maholchic on Nov 13, 2022

The Rotary Club of Milton Announces the 2022 Memorial Tree Program

Donate a light for the Memorial Tree, which will be placed inside the Baron Hugo Gazebo on the Town Green. The Lights will be turned on and the names of all remembered will be read at the gazebo in front of the Town Hall at 7 pm on Friday, December 9, 2022.

Contributions will be used for community Rotary Club services, such as Art Against Hunger, Student Foreign Exchanges, Substance Abuse Prevention, Elimination of polio world wide - “Polio Plus” and High School Scholarships.

Please make a request for the Memorial Tree Lighting by December 2, 2022 by downloading the 2022 Memorial Tree form from the Downloads option on the menu bar (see highlight). Let us know the names you want remembered by e-mail to miltonrotary@gmail.com. You can pay online using the Donate dropdown above.

You can also pay by check should be made out to “Milton Rotary Club Foundation” and sent to PO Box 243, Milton, MA 02186

Recommended donations: Memorial light $25, Sponsor Memorial Light $50, Patron Angel Light $100, and Memorial Star $1000

Milton Rotary Welcomes New Member Val Uzoma

Milton Rotary inducts new member Val Uzoma at the Forbes House Museum on July 27, 2022.

Art Against Hunger Contest Winners Announced

Art Against Hunger Project Winners Announced!

Spring 2021 ART AGAINST HUNGER Contest

Attention all Milton students, grades K-12!

Milton Rotary is sponsoring an “Art Against Hunger” contest to raise money to support the Milton Food Pantry and Rotary International’s supported initiative “Rise Against Hunger”. Please send us your big, bold visions and designs on paper that best illustrate our theme: “A world without hunger is a world full of caring, and sharing…and food!”

Deadline has been extended to Friday, April 30, 2021! Enter now!

First Milton Rotary Citation for Meritorious Service Awarded to Mary C. Gormley

Posted by Mike Maholchic

Leaders in the Milton community were guests at Rotary’s November 13 meeting to honor Superintendent Mary C. Gormley for her service to the community in promoting the Child Identification Program (CHIP) program.

Senator Walter Timilty presented a further citation from the Massachusetts Senate recognizing her work as well.

Milton Rotary President Michael Maholchic then presented Superintendent Gormley with the club’s first “Citation for Meritorious Service” in recognition of her service, and honored her in poetry.

Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser for Substance Abuse Prevention

Posted by Mike Maholchic

Milton Rotary at Pancake Breakfast to Benefit Milton Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition.

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