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Our sincere gratitude is extended to everyone who helped to make this an amazing success! We raised over $9,000 and over 160 people attended. Plans are already underway for next year. Make sure to visit our Facebook page for the full album of pictures from the day.    |
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Rotarians were busy all day ringing the Salvation Army bell to raise money for the Salvation Army. Over $500 was raised. Great job everyone!    |
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Rotarians were busy preparing blankets to deliver in the community for the holidays. We are always looking for ways to spread holiday cheer.   |
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South Burlington Rotarians were in Burlington at the Trotting of the Turkeys event. Over 400 turkeys were donated to the food shelf. Great work everyone!  |
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It is time to nominate a deserving community member for the Fred Tuttle Award. Each year the South Burlington Rotary Club presents this award in order to recognize individuals who like Fred go beyond the expected, bringing extraordinary zeal and integrity to everything in which they are involved while enhancing the South Burlington community at large. (quote from the plaque)
In simplest terms, the criteria are that the nominee must live or work in South Burlington and have contributed significantly in some way to their vocation. The committee considers such factors as how the nominee's actions have benefited their profession, how long he or she had been involved in their vocation and whether the individual exemplifies the Rotarian ideals.
A quick word as to the history of the naming of the award. Prior to his death, the Club presented Mr. Frederick Tuttle with a Paul Harris Fellow for his contributions to the community. Fred served as Superintendent of the South Burlington Schools from 1971 to 1992. Mr. Tuttle died after a courageous battle with cancer on May 14, 1992. Since then, the Middle School has been renamed the Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School. He also served as principal of the South Burlington Middle School for many years. The club's sentiment is that Mr. Tuttle exemplified the ideals of what this award is intended to recognize. As such the award is named "The Frederick H. Tuttle Memorial Award" in his memory.
A plaque commemorating the past recipients of the award is placed in City Hall - it includes the names of all prior recipients and will include all future recipients. Also, a $250 contribution is made by Rotary to the charity of their choice.
Applications can be download on the left side of the Rotary website. Application deadline is November 2, 2017. |
 District Governor Eric Denu visited today. He shared stories about his life in Rotary and the District. The District's theme of Teamwork was stressed throughout his talk. We look forward to working with Eric for the rest of the year! |
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Jaclyn Paolantonio and her kids accepting our Paul Harris Fellow Award that our club donated on her mom's behalf.  |
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Rotarians walked in this great event to help end this tragic disease. It was a beautiful day to be outside and remembering all of our family and friends were are touched by this disease.  |
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First Annual Ugly Sweater Fun Run/Walk/Roll Sunday December 10, 2017 Veterans Memorial Park  We are partnering with The Humane Society of Chittenden County for this fun event. Proceeds from the event will help support the Rotary's community service projects and HSCC's Camp Paw Paw. Consider becoming a sponsor and review our sponsor information on the tab above. Buy your ticket here 
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South Burlington Rotarians were happy to be able to deliver items to the Angel Fund Holiday Gift Shop located at 80 Kirby Road ion South Burlington. Please contact Anne
 Corley at 864-6316 for more information about donating new or gently used items or making a monetary donation. |
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This year's recipient of the Fred Tuttle Award is Sally Borden - Executive Director of  Kidsafe Collaborative. |
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The South Burlington Rotary Club gives $5,000 from the proceeds of their 2014 Annual Golf tournament to the Rick Marcotte Central School Legacy Playground project which is scheduled to break ground for Phase 1 in early September. |
