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We meet at noon on the Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month. Our meeting locations change monthly. To join a meeting, please contact Club President Brian Laing at (603) 273-2836.

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Ho, Ho, Ho & Mistletoe... the trees are coming!!!

Our Annual Christmas Tree Fundraiser is just around the corner.

On Golf, Christmas Trees, and Education

Rotary of Wolfeboro was featured in THE GRANITE STATE NEWS, Thursday, July 2, 2020. Read more about how Rotary supports local students through our annual fundraisers.

2020 Annual Charity Golf Tournament

It's time to reserve your spot in the Annual Charity Golf Tournament!

As we make our way through all the changes 2020 has brought, we are happy to announce that our

Annual Golf Tournament will be able to happen this year on Saturday, September 26th.

A Visit with The Nick

Holly and Willow from The Nicholas J. Pernokas Recreation Park (The Nick)

stopped by our meeting today to update Rotary on where the donations are going.

CHRISTMAS TREE SALES

Rotary and the New Generations

New Generations Service is Rotary’s fifth Avenue of Service.

It includes all Rotary-sponsored activities for young people up to age 30:

Rotaract, Interact, RYLA, and Youth Exchange.

How to Contact Us

Mailing Address:

Rotary Club of Wolfeboro

P.O. Box 781

Wolfeboro, NH 03894-0781

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Rotary Club of Wolfeboro Presidents

Rotary has been a part of Wolfeboro for over 90 years.

Bi-Monthly Meeting
Zoom

Nov 25, 2020 12:00 PM
2020 Christmas Tree Sale
Clarke Museum Complex

Nov 27, 2020 10:00 AM –
Dec 13, 2020 4:00 PM
Bi-Monthly Meeting
Online

Dec 09, 2020 12:00 PM
Bi-Monthly Meeting
Zoom

Dec 23, 2020 12:00 PM
Bi-Monthly Meeting
Online

Jan 13, 2021 12:00 PM

History: A Home for Headquarters

The idea that Rotary should own its headquarters dates back at least to the 1920 convention, when RI President Albert Adams said that he hoped to someday see the headquarters in a beautiful building of Rotary’s own.

Hunger hits home: The pandemic reminds us that food insecurity isn’t just ‘over there’

Hunger and malnutrition unleashed by COVID-19 could carry the impact of the pandemic far into the future.

In the face of a pandemic, the important work of fighting polio must continue

Rotary and its partners have mobilized disease-fighting infrastructure to respond to COVID-19 —while remaining dedicated to eradicating polio

For true economic development, women are essential

Here’s why these organizations and their Rotary club partners are supporting local women’s entrepreneurship with financial literacy, small business loans, and one-on-one advisors.

How Rotary is alleviating the effects of isolation during COVID-19

Throughout the pandemic, members are discovering ways to connect, cope, and care for each other and people in the communities they serve.