The Springfield Rotary Club worked with letter carriers to make this year’s “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive a success.
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The Springfield Rotary Club meets on Tuesdays at noon at Crown Point Country Club located at 2 Weathersfield Center Road, Springfield, VT.
The Springfield Rotary Club held its annual "4-Way Speech Contest" at this week's meeting. The contest is for Springfield High School students to speak about how the Rotary "4-Way Test" applies to situations in their lives. SHS Sophomore Zada Grant was the winner of the $100 1st Prize for her speech about the current national political climate for women's rights and laws relating to abortion.
The Honorable Phil Scott, Governor of Vermont presented his vision for Vermont before over 60 members of the Springfield Rotary Club and the Springfield Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, March 23rd
The Springfield Rotary Club would like to thank the following sponsors who helped make our scholarship raffle a success. We raised enough money to fund our scholarships to graduating seniors this year and other community projects.
At the Springfield Rotary Club meeting held at Crown Point Country Club on Feb. 16, Springfield Rotary Club member Emma McGuirk drew the winning ticket for the $5,000 Springfield Rotary Club scholarship raffle. The winner, Marty Cohn, is a member of the club. The Club will award two $2,000 scholarships to Springfield High School graduating seniors. (l-r) Club Treasurer Ed McQaide, raffle winner Marty Cohn, Emma McGuirk, and Club President Jim Fog.
Rotary District 7870 Governor John Bob Sienienowicz addressed the Springfield Rotary Club at the 2/8 club meeting held at Crown Point Country Club.
January is Rotary Awareness Month - Do you know who your local Rotarians are and what they do?
Springfield Rotarians work to “Serve To Change Lives” of those less fortunate in our community- learn how you can join in our club's mission!
The Springfield Rotary Club is more than just an assembly of business professionals that meet weekly for a social lunch. Our members range from retirees to independent business professionals to CEOs. The goal of the Springfield Rotary Club is to carry out the mission of Rotary International (RI), an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
The Springfield Rotary Club held a very successful "Stuff a Truck" event on December 4, 2021, in the Springfield Plaza to benefit the Springfield Family Center.
