


These boxes are a resource for all, encouraging literacy, connection, and the pleasure of discovering a good book. Her selfless act demonstrates how one individual’s effort can make a big difference, and it serves as a powerful example for others. We are grateful for her support and the positive impact her donation will have on our community.
Our Rotary club meets Wednesday evenings @ 6:15 p.m. at the Fireside Restaurant. Please come visit us and bring your ideas for community Service and a friend! All are Welcome!

Through the generous sponsorship of the Rotary Club and partners like The 'American Dream' Team Realtors (fellow Rotarians), we are helping Austin seize this life-changing opportunity. The conference includes educational activities, visits to historic landmarks, and accommodations all tailored to enhance leadership abilities. Supporting Austin underscores the Rotary Club's dedication to empowering young leaders who can make a meaningful impact in their communities.
The total cost for the conference is $3,145 per student, covering multi-day trips to Washington, D.C.'s historic sites, room and board, and various enriching classroom experiences to strengthen leadership qualities.
Your contributions to help sponsor Austin would be greatly appreciated. Please contact the Middleboro Rotary Club @ QuackSellsHomes@gmail.com for details on how you can support Austin's journey.


Please make sure you visit our sponsors and donors to show your appreciation for their commitment to our community.
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Visit our Auction site https://new.biddingowl.com/middlebororotary There are great items to bid on and the funds we raise support our community efforts all year long.

Photo: (L) J. Kevin 'Quack' Quackenbush - Rotary Asst. Dist Gov., area 4 Dist. 7950, (R) Steve Quevillon

While on vacation recently, our cruise made a stop in Tortola. It was a pleasant surprise to see a vibrant and active Rotary Club - I only wish our stop had been on a meeting day so I could've visited them to learn more about their projects. In the Cyril B. Romney Tortola Pier Park there were two peace poles in a beautiful peace garden, a podium on the bandstand with the Rotary logo, and just across the way they had several posters and an electronic billboard for advertising revenue. Hopefully I'll be able to visit again, Tortola was wonderful.
Rotary Collaboration in our Wider Community - Lasagna Love Event with Rotary Club of Bourne-Sandwich





(Group photo - L to R ... Quack, Pen, Nicole, Lucas, Steve & Mike)






Have you ever wanted to learn more about how we use our Charitable and Educational Foundation funds? The RAYEs program (Rotary Advancing Youth in Education) is a shining example of Rotary in action and a beneficiary of funding by our Rotary club. Check out this excerpt from an interview with Derek Thompson, Principal of the Henry B. Burkland Elementary School, hosted by our very own Matthew Bruce, past President of the Middleboro Rotary Club.
Click HERE to see the full interview.

We added seasonal touches last fall -- cornstalks & pumpkins - and followed that up with a large snowman for the winter. So this Spring week on May 1st we gathered there as a group, tools in hand and with many flowers and plenty of mulch and set to work
Special thanks to Heather, a nearby neighbor, who also brought plants and her helping hands. And, since it takes a Village, special thanks also to the couple walking by who stopped to inquire of our efforts and then offered their assistance and pitched right in! That's what it's all about!!
We hope to have more Middleboro citizens join us for our next round coming soon. Check us out here and on Facebook, or just Ask Quack!!!
In 2013 the Middleboro Rotary club partnered with Middleboro Public Schools to create an innovative tutoring program called Rotary Rays which serves students in grades 4 and 5 at both the Mary K Goode and Henry B Burkland Elementary Schools. Participating students and their parents enter into a contract where the students agree to attend all sessions and work at home an additional hour per week with their parents, and the parents agree to make sure their child attends the sessions and does the homework. Over the years students who have participated in the program have made dramatic gains in their performance on MCAS.


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