Rotary Club of Southington received a $700 grant to be used for COVID-19 efforts. We chose to focus on our heroic first responders. In discussions with Town Manager Mark Sciota it became evident that the most immediate need was additional touchless infrared thermometers which police and fire personnel utilize when they arrive first on the scene. Today we presented ten of these high tech thermometers to police and fire personnel. Health Director Shane Lockwood was also in attendance. Rotary is happy and proud to support our first responders!
Rotary Club of Southington received a $700 grant to be used for COVID-19 efforts. We chose to focus on our heroic first responders. In discussions with Town Manager Mark Sciota it became evident that the most immediate need was additional touchless infrared thermometers which police and fire personnel utilize when they arrive first on the scene. Today we presented ten of these high tech thermometers to police and fire personnel. Health Director Shane Lockwood was also in attendance. Rotary is happy and proud to support our first responders!
LR: Kaylah Smith, Fred Kuriger, Lauren Dziedzic, Dawn Micelli, Kate Terricciano, Joanne Alfieri |
ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTHINGTON PLAYGROUND PROJECT
GOAL: REPLACE THE OUTDATED PLAYSCAPE AT MEMORIAL PARK
ROTARY CONTRIBUTION: $100,000
SCOPE: ROTARY’S LARGEST PROJECT EVER!
DESIGN: PIRATE SHIP THEME, WITH 39 COMPONENTS. SAFER, MORE VISIBLE LOCATION AT MEMORIAL PARK, NEAR THE SWIMMING POOL
COMPLETION DATE: SUMMER 2020
THANKS TO: TOWN OF SOUTHINGTON, FORMER COUNCILWOMAN DAWN MICELLI
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Flowers were delivered by the Club to the residents of the Southington Care Center on Sunday, May 9th.
Rotary Club of Southington
Scholarship Applications 2020
Initial Scholarship for High School students going to college
Continuing Education Scholarship for college students who have already been awarded a Rotary Scholarship
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With a prolonged civil unrest in Haiti, the Rotary Clubs of Bristol, Plainville and Southington joined together to pack 15,230 healthy meals for those in need.
Read The Bristol Press article by clicking HERE.
Published on Nov 12, 2018
The Rotary District 7890 Addiction Task Force is on a mission to create awareness of the opioid crisis and the increasing need for treatment services. They are hoping to reduce the stigma of disease and present one community's approach to dealing with those struggling with the disease of addiction by providing an alternative to arrest and incarceration. The speakers in this video are: David A. Mangs - Ph.D. Rotary district 7890- Governor 2017-2018. Marc Montminy- Manchester , CT. Rotarian and Police Chief. Sarah Howroyd, MSW- Co- Founder Manchester, CT Hope Initiative.
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