Upcoming Event
Shirley Isaac Memorial Sporting Clays Tournament
Shirley Isaac passionately worked with and spent so much time at Rochester Rotary Sunshine Camp. This tournament directly benefits the children attending camp and the...
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Rochester Rotary
Leaders in Service to Children
About Us
Enriching the lives of Rochester’s youth and of children and adults with disabilities.
We are a diverse club of 350+ members who enrich the lives of Rochester’s youth and of children and adults with disabilities. Our members also are part of a global action network that tackles challenges from the worldwide eradication of disease, to literacy and clean water.
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Upcoming Event
Annual Sunshine Camp Golf Tournament
Join us for our annual Sunshine Camp Golf Invitational. This year, we are thrilled to announce a change of venue. We will be hosting our...
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Rochester Rotary
Serving our Community
Our members are people of action who personify the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self,” through such community service initiatives as Rochester Rotary Sunshine Camp and our partnership with Roberto Clemente School No. 8.
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23rd Annual Law Day Luncheon
ROCHESTER, N.Y., May 23, 2025 − Local law enforcement will be recognized for the work they do every day to protect area citizens during Rochester…
Justin Vigdor to be Honored With the 86th Rochester Rotary Award
Justin L. Vigdor will be the 86th recipient of the Rochester Rotary Award, the oldest and most prestigious civic award in Rochester. The award recognizes…
From Rotary Exchange Student to Club President: Paul Guglielmo Leading Rochester Rotary
Rochester Rotary has elected Paul “Pauly” Guglielmo, Craft Cannery CEO and Guglielmo Sauce founder, as its president for the Rotary year from July 2024 through…
Construction Industry Event Raises Funds for Rochester Rotary Sunshine Camp
May 28, 2024 — The Rochester Building and Construction Trades Council, Builders Exchange of Rochester, UNiCON and Construction Industry Association of Rochester recently held their…