Members of the Rotary Club of Springfield, Vermont, and the Bellows Falls Rotary Club helped bring the spirit of Christmas to the children of Kurn Hattin Homes for Children in Westminster, Vermont on Dec. 17, 2025.
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The Springfield Rotary Club’s “Fill the Cart from the Heart Food Drive” was held on Sat., Nov. 22nd in the Springfield Shopping Plaza to benefit the Springfield Family Center Food Shelf. 1,011 pounds of food and $ 1,678 in monetary donations were collected.
Through the Rotary Ideals Literacy Project, the Springfield Rotary Club has donated a set of books to every second- and third-grade student at Chester-Andover Elementary School and the Union Street School in Springfield.
Over 6 tons of plastic film collected since February of 2023
The Springfield Rotary Club has once again shown its dedication to community service and environmental stewardship by donating a Trex recycled bench to Springfield Hospital. The donation follows the successful collection of 1,000 pounds of thin-film plastics by residents as part of the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge.
The 71st Annual Springfield Vermont Rotary Club Penny Sale was held on Saturday, October 25th at Riverside Middle School in Springfield with an enthusiastic crowd of over 300 in attendance. Over 330 prizes with values from $15 to $500 were distributed.
The Springfield Rotary Club has once again demonstrated its commitment to environmental stewardship and community service by donating a Trex recycled bench to Springfield Parks & Recreation. The bench was installed inside the Community Center following the successful collection of 1,000 pounds of thin film plastics by residents as part of the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge.
The Rotary Club of Springfield, Vermont hosted its fourth annual live butterfly release fundraiser on Friday, August 22, 2025. Donors purchased butterflies to release in support of Rotary’s community service projects.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Rotary Club of Springfield is helping combat child hunger through its Rotary Youth Weekend Food Distribution Program.
The Rotary Club of Springfield Vermont recently inducted Springfield resident Sue Phelps as its club president for the 2025-2026 Rotary year.
Springfield Rotary Club President Debbie Cox and scholarship committee members Jim Fog, Bob Flint, Ed McQuaide, and Ed Grossman selected Kylie Nadeau and Madalyn Downing as winners of this year’s local scholarships.
The Springfield Rotary Club has once again demonstrated its commitment to environmental stewardship and community service by donating a Trex outdoor bench to the Springfield Conservation Committee.
The Springfield Rotary Club’s “Fill the Cart from the Heart Food Drive” was held on Sat., May 17th in the Springfield Shopping Plaza to benefit the Springfield Family Center Food Shelf.
The Springfield Rotary Club hosted a successful diaper drive in April to benefit the Springfield Area Parent Child Center Diaper Bank. Thanks to the response by the community, 1,833 diapers and 1220 wipes were collected, as well as $1,157 in monetary donations.
The Springfield Rotary Club has once again made a positive impact on the community by donating a Trex outdoor bench to Springfield Community Players Theatre, following a successful effort by local residents to collect 1,000 pounds of thin film plastics for the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge.
Over 45 people attended the Annual Governor’s Luncheon hosted by the Springfield Rotary Club and the Springfield Regional Chamber of Commerce at the River Valley Technical Center on Mar. 31, 2025 to hear Governor Phil Scott's vision for Vermont. Among the priorities for his administration are housing and public safety.
August and Andrea Murray were inducted as the newest members of the Springfield Rotary Club.
As a reward for Springfield residents collecting 1000 pounds of thin film plastics for the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge, the Trex Company (Trex) provided the Springfield Rotary Club with its tenth outdoor bench that was placed at the Elm Hill School in Springfield.
As a reward for Springfield residents collecting 1000 pounds of thin film plastics for the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge, the Trex Company (Trex) provided the Springfield Rotary Club with its ninth outdoor bench that was placed at the “Green on Main” at 77 Main Street in Springfield.
Springfield Rotary Club brought Christmas to the kids at Kurn Hattin Home for Children in Westminster, Vt on Dec. 12, 2024.
Through the Rotary Ideals Literacy Project, the Springfield Rotary Club has donated a set of books to each second and third grade students at the Elm Hill School and the Union Street School in Springfield.
Rotarian Bob Flint looks on as Steve Mas, manager of TMM Dispensary draws the winning ticket for the $5,000 raffle prize at the 70th Annual Springfield Rotary Club Penny Sale.
The generosity of the Springfield Rotary Club is putting new books in the hands of 50 lucky students. Through the Rotary Ideals Literacy Project, local club members donated a set of two books, “Andy & Elmer’s Apple Dumpling Adventure” and “Becky & Lin’s Apple Orchard Park” to each second and third-grade classroom at Chester-Andover Elementary School.
The 70th Annual Springfield Vermont Rotary Club Penny Sale returns this year on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024 at 6 p.m., with doors opening at 5 p.m., at Riverside Middle School in Springfield.
As a reward for Springfield residents collecting more than a ton of thin film plastics for the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge, the Trex Company (Trex) provided the Springfield Rotary Club with two outdoor benches that were placed at the Springfield Town Library.
John Somers, manager of Bibens Ace Springfield, was inducted as the Springfield Rotary Club’s newest member, during the club’s regular meeting, held on Sept.3 at Maebellines.
