Thank you for your interest in sponsoring our First EVER Rotary Cornhole Tournament! This promises to be a lively community event with fun for the whole family. We hope you will join us in person on the day in addition to your financial support.
The ballot below may be completed once by each member of the club. Your unique code is required for verification of your eligibility to vote, but no identifying information will be associated with your vote in the counting of results, which will be held as anonymous. DO NOT SHARE YOUR CODE! Each person’s ballot is …
SPONSORS – SIGN UP HERE Sign up with the form below to pre-register for the Tournament. No advance payment is required and you do not need to select your matches before the day of the event. But if you DO want to sign up for a specific match, you can do that after signing up …
In honor of Jim Jamieson and his lifelong commitment to our Rotary motto “Service Above Self” we have instituted a new award honoring a member of our community who evinces the Rotary values of service by giving above and beyond to help others. Our first receipient of the award is someone we believe that Jim …
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The Linwood Educational Trust received a donation of $10,000 as part of the Presidents’ Changeover ceremony on Thursday evening. This is part of our club’s annual commitment to support the LWET with its mission of providing scholarships to graduating seniors from our Lin-Wood High School. A number of scholarships in amounts up to $6000 were …
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Rotary contratulates our graduating Seniors from Lin-Wood High School who have been members of Interact and participants of RYLA – Rotary Youth Leadership Academy, and those of you who have participated in our annual Speech Contest. You are all leaders and have learned and practiced the skills of Service Above Self which is the basis …
With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our dear friend, mentor, and Sargeant at Arms, Jim Jamieson. Jim was a dedicated member of our club, with perfect attendance and cheerful commitment to service. He was an inspiration to all of us. May his memory continue to inspire us all for many years to come.
Small but mighty, our Lincoln Woodstock Rotary Book Club met for the second time this month, having read “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian”. The book raised a lively discussion among members and encouraged deeper sharing of our own stories. This is the second book the club has read, with the first …
On June 3rd, teams of Rotarians gathered at both ends of the Kancamagus Highway and formed cleanup crews strategically situated throughout the full length of the 32 mile stretch between Lincoln and Conway. Working diligently, the intrepid volunteers traversed the distance between sites gathering up discarded bottles, cans, papers and other rubbish left behind on …