This Fall we have welcomed three new members to our Nauset Rotary Club. Jon Leonard from Leonard's Hardscapes has been a "friend" of the club for several years. He is now our "President-Elect" for the Rotary Year 2023-24. We also welcomed Jon's mother Gail Leonard who provides bookkeeping services to several clients including the Brewster Ladies Library. Gail is now our Club Treasurer. We are thrilled to welcome them to, our club. In November we welcomed Timothy Eckel a resident of Eastham. Tim is a retired U.S. Government attorney. President Bob Tucker and President Elect Jon Leonard presented Tim with his membership certificate. on November 22nd.
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New Member Welcomes
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Bruce Brockway
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2022-11-05 04:00:00Z |
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The winner of the Boston Whaler Raffle was drawn on August 2nd and the winning number was #180. Thanks for all your support including the Orleans Stop & Shop and the Friends Market Place for allowing us to display the boat. Nauset Rotarians Jennifer Whitaker and Jon Leonard delivered the Nauset Whaler to the winner Steve Petruska.
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Boston Whaler Raffle Winner
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Brockway
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2022-08-02 04:00:00Z |
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Orleans Sea Scout Ship 72 and our Nauset Rotary Club are raffling off a Boston Whaler, Outboard Motor and boat trailer. Only 300 $100 tickets will be sold and the drawing is scheduled for August 2nd. All proceeds will benefit Sea Scout Troop 72 and the Rotary Club of Nauset (Orleans) Good Works Fund. We will post the winning ticket # on August 2nd.
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Boston Whaler Raffle
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Bruce Brockway
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2022-05-30 04:00:00Z |
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Wreath Sales
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Bob Tucker
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2021-11-27 05:00:00Z |
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Approximately 30 Rotarians and friends participated in our virtual wine tasting event on December 10th enjoying some on-line fellowship (and the wine)! A link to a brief video of the event is included in the download files (lower left side of our home page). 
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Wine Tasting Video
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-12-11 05:00:00Z |
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Virtual Wine Tasting Event
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-11-13 05:00:00Z |
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On October 20th our members enjoyed an online program "Fundraising for Small Non-Profits" presented by consultant Moira Noonan-Kerry. She led a lively discussion and presented several suggestions toward successful fundraising initiatives.  
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Small Non-Profit Fundraising
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-10-20 04:00:00Z |
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Our Rotary International District 7950 Governor, Charlene Jarest, joined our weekly Zoom meeting for her annual visit on September 8th. She is a member of the Fall River Club and has served two terms as their Club President. She has also held every Club Officer position over her 29 years of membership. We enjoyed her visit and participated in a lively discussion about our Club's service projects. She urged us to be creative in hosting our weekly Zoom meetings by inviting interesting speakers and in recruiting new members. Charlene also spoke of her personal interest in the Polio Plus program and urged us to continue to support this international effort to eliminate polio across the Globe..  
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R.I. District Governor Visits
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2020-09-08 04:00:00Z |
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The Nauset Rotary Club has long supported the Homeless Prevention Council located in Orleans. Their Backpack to School Program has been partially funded by donations to the club’s GoFundMe page at: https://gf.me/u/ypavfyOn Tuesday September 1st backpacks loaded with school supplies, masks and hand sanitizers, were distributed at the Nauset Middle School to client families with the help of several Rotarians. Additional donations are still needed to help defray the cost of this program in these difficult times.
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School Backpack Distribution
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-09-02 04:00:00Z |
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Purchase a shirt designed by Past President Jen Whitaker and help support our fundraiser for the Homeless Prevention Council Backpack to School program.
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Together and Stronger Than Ever
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-07-03 04:00:00Z |
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Our Nauset Rotary Club is assisting the Homeless Prevention Council with their annual Backpack-to-School program again in 2020. Please consider a contribution to help purchase back to school supplies including gift cards for sneakers and technology needs. We are hoping to raise $5,000 for students attending the Nauset school system. Also, please share the Go Fund Me information link below with your contacts.
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Backpack to School Program 2020
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-06-08 04:00:00Z |
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On March 3rd 2020 Nauset Rotary Club members enjoyed a presentation from Jennifer Falk regarding her work with the Falk Family Foundation in the Dominican Republic. The foundation supports two K-6 elementary schools and has built 30 houses in the Republic. Our Nauset Club will be seeking the help of District 7950 and Rotary International to help raise funds for construction of wells at both of the schools. Information about the foundation can be found at www.falkfoundationforeducation.com
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Falk Foundation for Education
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Bruce Brockway
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2020-03-05 05:00:00Z |
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Nauset Regional High School Principal Chris Ellsasser presented the plans for renovation of the school on   November 5th at our morning breakfast meeting.
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Nauset High School Renovation
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-11-10 05:00:00Z |
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Posted by Bruce Brockway on Oct 15, 2019
State Representative Sarah Peake briefed Nauset Rotarians and invited guests about legislative issues and concerns on October 15th, 2019 in the community room of the Orleans Police Department.
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State Representative Sarah Peake
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-10-15 04:00:00Z |
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Posted on Sep 24, 2019
On Friday September 20th, Nauset Rotary President Jennifer Whitaker and President Elect Robert Tucker presented retiring Orleans Police Department Lieutenant Kevin Higgins with a Paul Harris Fellowship certificate in recognition of his 31 years of service to the community. Also present were State representatives Sarah Peake and Timothy Whalen.
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Lt. Kevin Higgins Paul Harris Presentation
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-09-24 04:00:00Z |
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Posted by Bruce Brockway on Jul 24, 2019
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HPC Sneaker Donation Drive
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-07-24 04:00:00Z |
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Posted by Bruce Brockway on May 10, 2019
Our Nauset Rotary Club has started a campaign to assist the Homeless Prevention Council in Orleans with their mission to help families from Harwich to Provincetown avoid homelessness. The Homeless Prevention Council provides close to 200 children each year from almost 100 different Lower Cape families with "Back To School Backpacks" loaded with school supplies. Nauset Rotary has partnered with them this year with the goal of providing new sneakers along with the back packs. Our goal is to raise $5,000 by August 1st for the purchase of new sneakers. .jpg) Contributions can be mailed to: Nauset Rotary Club, P.O. Box 1846, Orleans, MA 02653-1846.
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Nauset Rotary "Sneaker Campaign"
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-05-10 04:00:00Z |
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Posted by Bruce Brockway on Feb 19, 2019
As part of our efforts to refocus our club vision/mission at our club meeting on February 19th our speaker was Maureen Linnehan, a case manager working with the Homeless Prevention Council in Orleans.
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Homeless Prevention Council Programs
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-02-19 05:00:00Z |
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Posted by Bruce Brockway on Feb 18, 2019
Club members enjoyed a tour of the new Orleans Police Department facility at 99 Eldredge Park Way on Tuesday March 5th. At 7:30 AM Orleans Police Chief Scott McDonald joined with us and led us on a tour of the new facility. The Orleans Police Department is one of only two departments certified on Cape Cod.
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Orleans Police Department Tour
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Bruce Brockway
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2019-02-18 05:00:00Z |
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Posted on Feb 02, 2019
NAUSET ROTARY STATEMENT ADOPTS REVISED VISION STATEMENT The Nauset Rotary Club members are a local group of Rotarians who are neighbors, business owners and employees brought together to help others who need assistance with their everyday challenges. The club leverages their Rotary pledge of "Service Above Self" by supporting other local organizations with hands on participation and funding where possible, striving to help those in need. The club is currently engaged in projects that include but are not limited to:
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Nauset Rotary Club Vision
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John Crawford
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2019-02-02 05:00:00Z |
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Posted by Melissa Hennessey on Nov 20, 2018
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Habitat for Humanity Build
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Melissa Hennessey
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2018-11-20 05:00:00Z |
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Members & friends of our Nauset Rotary Club spent the morning of November 4th picking up trash and debris along Nauset Beach. Thanks to member Melissa Hennessey for coordinating the project.
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Nauset Beach Service Project
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Bruce Brockway
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2018-11-04 04:00:00Z |
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Thank-You to Lobster Races Sponsors
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Bob Tucker
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2018-10-02 04:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Jan 15, 2018
Thanks to everyone who donated paper goods to our Winter Drive! Our seniors are MOST appreciative!
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Winter Paper Goods Drive
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Kyle Hinkle
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2018-01-15 05:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Oct 03, 2017
Sharks are swarming yards all over the Nauset Region and the members of the Nauset Rotary Club can rescue you from this scourge!
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Shark Swarms invade the Nauset Region!
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Kyle Hinkle
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2017-10-03 04:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Jul 30, 2016
Join the fun when Nauset Rotary hosts the first Lobster Races at Eastham's Windmill Weekend! On Saturday, September 10 forty lobsters will be ready to line up and go. Sponsors from the Nauset region have named their lobster and are raring to have their lobster win the races.
Participating sponsors include Town Crier Motel, Eastham Hardware, Box Lunch - Wellfleet, Phil Ryder, Ace Hardware - P'town, Eastham Superette, the Hinkles, Wesley Woodworking, Cape Cod Dog, Orleans Auto Center, Willy's Gym, The 1620 Brewhouse, Laraja & Kanaga P.C., the Boas's, Cape Cod Weathervane Co., Cazeault Roofing and Solar, DeCar Classics, Dr. Ciaccio Optometry, Talking Threads, Zawadzkas Law, and Ryder & Wilcox.
The cut off for sponsors is August 26. Contact Sarah Blackwell (sarahblackwell700@comcast.net) or Kyle Hinkle (kyle7950@comcast.net) for more information.
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Nauset Rotary hosts Lobster Races September 10
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Kyle Hinkle
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2016-07-31 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Oct 12, 2015
Marcia introduced the program for the day. She said that the Galazzi’s have been investing in Cape Cod Tech volunteering since moving here in 1974. She added “It has been a pleasure to watch the school flourish.” Stephan Galazzi has been on the school committee and invited Superintendent Bob Sanborn, and Director of Technical Education Lou Colombo to speak to the Club.
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Update on Cape Cod Regional Technical High School
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-10-13 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Sep 14, 2015
DG Kristine said that one of the first challenges she had is being short behind the podium! She came from Chicago but went to the Wheeler School in Providence where later she served on the board of directors with Marcia’s daughter…small world.
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DG Kristine's Club Visit
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-09-15 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Sep 07, 2015
Representative Whelan lives in Brewster with his wife Lisa and two daughters. He said his background is in policing, and fresh out of high school he started working in corrections. Most of his career was spent in uniform as MA State Police with the last 5 years spent in Yarmouth. He retired from the state police in 2013 in order to run for office. He said he’s now having conversations with people that he wouldn’t have been able to have as a state police officer.
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Statehouse Update: Rep. Tim Whelan
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-09-08 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Aug 31, 2015
The Jones’ youngest child Alexander has severe autism and he is the inspiration to create Cape Cod Village. This will be a residential community for young adults with autism who require 24 hour assistance and care. Bob explained that this year more children will be diagnosed with autism – 1 in 68 has an autism spectrum disorder. His son is now 26 years old: when he was diagnosed it was 1 in 10,000. No one knows what has happened to see this incredible spike. The life time costs of care is in excess of two-million dollars.
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Cape Cod Village with Bob Jones
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-09-01 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Aug 24, 2015
Liz said she decided to focus on the top ten people in her life and how they influenced her.
First, her Mom and Dad. Liz was born in Philadelphia and called Betty Jean through the 6th grade when she dropped the Jean part. Then in college she dropped Betty to use her more formal name Elizabeth. She said her mom taught her to knit – which she loves to do. Her dad was a musician who played the trombone and had been with Tommy Dorsey. Then he became a printer and when she was in the 3rd grade they moved to CT. There she met Karen Nickerson and they are still friends today!
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Liz Smith: Classification Talk
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-08-25 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Aug 07, 2015
Joe was stationed on Tinian Island as a surgical technician waiting to invade Japan when the bombing of Hiroshima occurred. He shared his memory of this today.
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Remembering Hiroshimo with Joe Lawler
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-08-08 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Jul 25, 2015
Bob Tucker, classification photographer and Heidi Boas, classification nurse practitioner retired, shared a piece of their lives today.
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Classification Talks: Bob Tucker and Heidi Boas
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-07-26 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Jul 18, 2015
President Elect Bob (filling in for vacationing President Herb) rang the bell at 7 AM and another Rotary day was started!
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President Elect Bob "in the saddle" again!
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-07-19 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Jul 18, 2015
Guest speaker Magda Moran provided information about one of Latham Centers, Inc. program to provide housing for adult clients with Prader Willie's Syndrome and other developmental disorders.
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Latham Centers, Inc. Supportive Community Living
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-07-19 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle on Jul 18, 2015
- We have received a $250 donation to our Good Works foundation, and thank you letters from two scholarship winners.
- Kyle has two openings on the Paul Harris Teams.
- Len is looking for people to serve on the membership committee.
- President Elect Bob turned the floor over to Neal to explain a fund raiser that is being planned.
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Announcements
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Kyle
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2015-07-19 00:00:00Z |
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President Herb rang the bell promptly at 7:00 AM on Tuesday, July 7 to get the new Rotary Year off to a good start!
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2015/16 Rotary Year off to a Good Start!
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-07-13 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Kyle Hinkle on Jul 11, 2015
Jennifer Smith was our guest speaker today to update the Club on the work of the Community Health Partnership in Honduras.
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Guest Speaker Jennifer Smith and the Community Health Parntership in Honduras
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Kyle Hinkle
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2015-07-12 00:00:00Z |
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Posted on Apr 30, 2015
Thanks in part to the Rotary clubs of Cape Cod, collecting blood for local hospital patients will get easier.
The clubs have raised $100,000 for the purchase of a bloodmobile for the blood center at Cape Cod Healthcare, the parent company of Cape Cod and Falmouth hospitals.
The bloodmobile will allow the organization to collect blood across the Cape by holding drives at businesses, churches, schools and organizations that may not have the space to hold a drive.
All of the blood collected will remain on the Cape, according to a statement by Jim Saben of the Yarmouth Rotary Club. Currently less than 40 percent of blood needed by Cape Cod and Falmouth hospitals is collected on the Cape. The rest must be purchases from off-Cape sources.
The Nauset Club is proud to have been involved with this Cape-wide initiative
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Cape Rotary Clubs present Cape Cod Healthcare with $100,000 check
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2015-05-01 00:00:00Z |
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JOIN AN INTERGENERATIONAL BOOK CLUB
WITH NAUSET MIDDLE SCHOOLERS
AN UNFORGETABLE OPPORTUNITY!
The Nauset 8th grade English Language Arts (ELA) classes are looking for enthusiastic elders, seniors, sages and retirees, as well as people with some spare time who want to join our intergenerational book groups. This is an opportunity to independently read literature that our students are also reading and engage in lively intellectually stimulating dialogue about the books and how it relates to life. Adults and students alike will prepare notes for discussion and be ready to share their ideas and insights in small group discussions. Adult participation can vary according to time availability. A one-time opportunity to read a short story with the youth book group is available in October; as well as an additional extended opportunity for a book reading in February. If you enjoy reading and would like a chance to spend quality time with our wonderful teens, please contact Ann McConchie at mcconchiea@nausetschools.org.
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Join an Intergenerational Book Club
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Bruce Brockway
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2014-10-01 00:00:00Z |
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