Our meetings are hybrid! Contact us for the Zoom link. Please check our website to verify the meeting location and time (we occasionally have evening meetings or meetings in other locations).
Spring is here, and with it comes exciting things for our Club! A huge thank you to everyone who participated in the March visioning session and especially Paula for setting it all up—your insights will create an inspiring path forward. This past month, we also completed interviews and made final selections for the 2025 RYLA program, and we can't wait to see this next group of young leaders in action. Looking ahead, we’re excited for our evening meeting at Tashan this week—I hope to see many of you there! And after months of dedication, the Meals of Hope event is finally here. A special shoutout to Debi and the incredible team who have worked tirelessly to make this the best meal-packing event yet. Let’s keep up the great work and make April a month of impact!
Evening Meeting -- April 1 - no joke!
Thanks to new member Pam Brown for coordinating this month's evening meeting. We will be going to Tashan, 213 Burlington Rd in Bedford.
Pre-registration is required so we can provide the restaurant with a head count. If you have difficulty registering please email Paula or Pam.
Sign Up to volunteer at Hope for the Hungry 2025, the Rotary Club of Bedford’s annual meal-packaging event to fight food insecurity on Saturday, April 26, 2025, 9:15 am – 12:00 pm, with Meals of Hope and co-hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Chelmsford and Merrimack Valley
On Saturday, March 15, the club gathered for a Visioning Event to set the course for the club’s future. This interactive workshop, led by experienced Rotary facilitators, PDG Elliott Rittenberg, DG Joyce Graff, and Ron Faccenda, brought together club members to discuss goals, priorities, and strategies for enhancing community impact and member engagement.
On Tuesday, March 25th we welcomed Bedford FR Fire and Life Safety Educator Dana Park and Captain John Daniels to our meeting to speak to use about their Elder Safe Home visits. We are proud to support the Bedford Fire Department by helping to fund the purchase of battery-powered smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for senior residents (65+). These alarms are provided to residents at no cost to help ensure every home is protected!
As March comes to a close, the Rotary Club of Bedford proudly reflects on Rotary International’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Month with a momentous achievement. Our club, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Maseno, has successfully secured a Global Grant from The Rotary Foundation to bring sustainable water solutions and economic empowerment to the Kambiri Community Development Group in Kenya.
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Evening Meeting -- April 1 - no joke!
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On Saturday, March 15, the club gathered for a Visioning Event to set the course for the club’s future. This interactive workshop, led by experienced Rotary facilitators, PDG Elliott Rittenberg, DG Joyce Graff, and Ron Faccenda, brought together club members to discuss goals, priorities, and strategies for enhancing community impact and member engagement.
On Tuesday, March 25th we welcomed Bedford FR Fire and Life Safety Educator Dana Park and Captain John Daniels to our meeting to speak to use about their Elder Safe Home visits. We are proud to support the Bedford Fire Department by helping to fund the purchase of battery-powered smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for senior residents (65+). These alarms are provided to residents at no cost to help ensure every home is protected!
As March comes to a close, the Rotary Club of Bedford proudly reflects on Rotary International’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Month with a momentous achievement. Our club, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Maseno, has successfully secured a Global Grant from The Rotary Foundation to bring sustainable water solutions and economic empowerment to the Kambiri Community Development Group in Kenya.