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Rotary magazines 2023 Photo Awards
In Rotary magazine’s 2023 Photo Awards, we see the world courtesy of this year’s finalists.
A song of their own
The Imagine Impact Tour brings Gaby Moreno to her home country of Guatemala to inspire children to dream big.
Rotary International Convention concludes with a message of hope
As the gathering in Melbourne comes to an end, Rotary looks forward toward Singapore and a focus on mental health.
Rotary projects around the globe June 2023
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Canada, Grenada, Korea, Australia and Ireland.
We meet Tuesdays at 12:15 PM at Gino's of Commack. Join us!
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We were excited to participate in Rotary's Million Mask Challenge for the second time. We donated 6,000 masks to our local community. The Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corp, Community Housing Innovations, and the Gerald Ryan Outreach Center were each received a case of 2,000 masks.
We have set up a community sharing table in Kings Park. The table will be open 24/7 for anyone in the community. Thank you to everyone that has donated so far. Today we dropped off a ton of food including fresh fruits and vegetables and bread. At this time we are taking non-expired food donations. Please check the expiration dates on the food before you bring them to the table. It is located at the park on Main Street near the Kings Park Train Station. Share if you can spare, receive if you are in need.
We were excited to participate in Rotary's Million Mask Challenge. We donated 10,000 masks to the Commack and Kings Park Community. The Kings Park Fire Department, Commack Fire Department, Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corp, St Johnland Nursing Center, and Gurwin each received a case of 2,000 masks.
We were able to donate over 70 coats to students in the Commack, Kings Park, and Half Hollow Hills School Districts that did not have coats for the winter.
All of the projects were amazing and showed a great commitment to serving the community. We would like to thank everyone for submitting their projects. Brandon organized the Face shields and ear savers for the front line workers and Sophia organized the Fundraiser for Nursing Home.
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Thank you to all of the participants and sponsors of our first Protect the Bluffs Color Walk/Run.