Events

Families are invited to KIDSAFE CT in Vernon on Saturday morning, February 21, for a delicious meal, fun games, face painting, and the chance to explore local family resources.

A fun bowling fundraiser for teams of up to 5 people!  Great for local businesses looking for team-building activities! 

CLICK HERE for more information regarding registraiton or sponsorship opporuntities.

Marty Sitler, The Director of Vernon Parks and Recreation, and Amy Watt, Assistant Director, will be joining us as guest speakers during our Monday, March 16 meeting at Michell’s.

They will provide an overview of the parks managed by Parks and Rec including any priority areas that may benefit from future Rotary cleanup efforts.

The Rotary Club of Rockville is proud to join the town of Ellington on Saturday April 25 in the celebration of Earth Day.  

For more information, please visit the town site Earth Day - Town of Ellington (ellington-ct.gov)

Administration - Town of Ellington

Join Rotarians around the world to create a lasting impact in our communities.

On May 14, the Rockville Rotary, in partnership with the American Red Cross, will sponsor a blood drive at 375 Hartford Turnpike in Vernon.

Come to give blood and get a $20 eGifit Card, thanks to Amazon!  Click here for more details.  
To schedule an appointment, click here or view the attached flyer.

For more information regarding Rotary's Day of Service global initiative, please visit the EPIC Day of Service Website.

Suprise someone special with a dozen roses!

100% of proceeds will go towards the Rotary Club of Rockville Scholarship Fund which helps Ellington, Tolland and Vernon high school seniors further their education.

If you have questions, contact us on Facebook @RotaryofRockvilleCT,  by email at rockvillerotaryct@gmail.com, or call Frank Borysevicz (860) 871-7784.

We will meet at 9AM in the parking lot of Saxony Dog Park in Vernon. We will clean the loop just behind the dog park.   

Human Services - Town of Ellington

Use below link to sign up.

https://link.zixcentral.com/u/60fe5cc8/oJBeU49U8RGmyaH8hnsoMg?u=https%3A%2F%2Fvolunteer.midwestfoodbank.org%2Fregistrations%2FHMyjXfZyfH%2Fclaim_spot

Rotary District 7890 Celebration of Service & Installation Ceremony

Saturday, June 27, 2026
6PM-10PM
Four Seasons by the Lake Banquet Hall
51 Old Springfield Road
Stafford Springs, CT 06076

Lean about this nation-wide program which honors our veterans and the sacrifices they have made in service to our country.

Home - Wreaths Across America

Learn more about this organization which provides free home repairs to Connecticut’s military and public safety veterans — and their spouses — to help them live safely and independently.   

Veteran Home Repairs | House of Heroes Connecticut

End Polio Now Night at Dunkin’ Park!

Join Rotary District 7890 Members, Family, and Friends for a Night of Baseball and Goodwill!

Let’s have some fun and do some good as we support Rotary International’s premiere public health project. Every ticket sold helps us cross the "last mile" in the fight to eradicate polio worldwide.

📅 THE DETAILS

• WHEN: Saturday, August 1st
• WHERE: Dunkin’ Park, Hartford (Home of the Hartford YardGoats)
• OPPONENT: New Hampshire Fisher Cats
• TIME: Gates open at 4:30 PM | Game starts at 6:10 PM
• TICKETS: $22 (A portion of every ticket goes directly to the End Polio Now campaign)

🌟 SPECIAL EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

• The 200-Foot Flag: Join 250 Rotary members strong as we carry the massive American flag onto the field during the National Anthem.
• Jumbotron Awareness: Polio eradication efforts will be featured on the big screen.
• Check Presentation: Watch the live on field presentation of funds raised by our Rotary district!
• Triple Your Impact: Every dollar raised through ticket sales is matched 2-to-1 by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Your $22 ticket does even more than you think!
• Seating is by club: Make the game a special club outing.
• A Spectacular Night: Stay for the fabulous fireworks at the end of the game.

🌍 WHY WE WALK THE LAST MILE

Polio is "only a plane ride away." While we have seen only 6 cases of wild poliovirus so far in 2026, the work in Pakistan and Afghanistan remains critical due to rugged terrain and conflict.

By attending this game, you aren't just watching baseball—you are helping ensure that no child ever has to suffer from this preventable disease again. Once we reach zero, we can redirect these massive resources to other global public health issues.

🎟️ GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY!

 CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS

Let’s hit a home run for global health!

Flyer is attached

During our August 3rd meeting, we will host Rotary Scholarship winners from Vernon, Tolland and Ellington.