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Brett Weiss spoke to us about HOPE: Weiss Scholarship Foundation. The foundation helps children in Kenya with access to school and support they need to succeed.
 
For the 27th year in a row, the South Burlington Rotary Club, in partnership with Vermont Construction - Roofing Division, will be holding a charity golf tournament at Vermont National Country Club on September 15, 2025.  This year’s major beneficiary will be the Josh Pallotta Fund in addition to South Burlington Rotary Charities.  The Josh Pallotta Fund runs Josh’s House in Colchester which is a Veterans-designed wellness and recreational center that include traditional, complementary and alternative healing modalities such as massage, Reiki, yoga, integrative health and wellness coaching, healing touch, acupuncture and more.  They are now open at the old Fort Ethan Allen in Colchester.
 
    
 
Players will enjoy a day of golf at Vermont National Country Club, a private Jack Niklaus-designed course including greens fees, carts, full use of the driving range and practice areas, lunch, and dinner.  In addition, each player gets a mulligan, a zinger (one putt from anywhere on the green) and five raffle tickets for prizes awarded during the dinner.  
 
See our golf tournament webpage for more details.
 
Team Highway to Spell didn’t win but they made it through 3 rounds. The event raised over $50,000! It supported The Imagination Library and Feeding Chittenden
And was held at Champlain College . The event was made possible by the Burlington Rotary Club.
 
Come join us at Weird Window Brewing on May 29 at 5:30 pm.  Meet members of the South Burlington Rotary Club and learn more about what this global service organization is all about. Check out this local brewery and meet a great group of people!
 
Rotary members participate in COTS walk. Founded in 1988, the COTS walk is one of the oldest and most important peer-to-peer fundraisers. 
Paula Diaco spoke to Rotary members about how to take life stories and craft them into a variety of useful narratives, bios and even the central theme of a book.
 
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Members of the South Burlington Rotary and Green Mountain Construction paired up for Green up day. Visible members include John Davis, John Simson - Green Up Leader, and Nina Borden - Club President.  Tons of fun!
 
Patrick Brown - Director of the Greater Burlington Multicultural Resource Center - told his story about coming from Jamaica to Vermont
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