Springfield Rotary Club President Sue Phelps, and scholarship committee members Jim Fog, Bob Flint, Ed McQuaide, Alan Englander, and Ed Grossman selected Cooper Palmer and Lacey Perry as winners of this year’s local scholarships. Each student will receive a $3,000 scholarship.
Members of the Springfield Rotary Club recently welcomed Kayla Bapp, coordinator of the diaper bank at the Springfield Area Parent Child Center, for a presentation about the growing need for essential family support services in the region.
The Springfield Rotary Club welcomed Matthew Garcia, Executive Director of Windsor County Mentors, as the featured speaker at its recent weekly meeting. Garcia delivered an engaging and wide-ranging presentation that blended history, personal narrative, and a compelling case for the power of mentorship in shaping young lives.
Bob Flint, Executive Director of the Springfield Regional Development Corporation (SRDC), delivered a comprehensive update on current and upcoming economic development initiatives during a recent meeting of the Springfield Rotary Club.
Ashley Newton recently joined the Springfield Vermont Rotary Club and was inducted at a ceremony during the weekly club meeting held on Tuesday, February 10th at SAPCC Training & Development Center.
Springfield Town Manager Scott Pickup recently delivered a presentation to members of the Springfield Rotary Club, offering an introduction to his background, leadership approach, and priorities for the town.
Members of the Rotary Club of Springfield, Vermont, and the Bellows Falls Rotary Club helped bring the spirit of Christmas to the children of Kurn Hattin Homes for Children in Westminster, Vermont on Dec. 17, 2025.
Through the Rotary Ideals Literacy Project, the Springfield Rotary Club has donated a set of books to every second- and third-grade student at Chester-Andover Elementary School and the Union Street School in Springfield.
Over 6 tons of plastic film collected since February of 2023
The Springfield Rotary Club has once again shown its dedication to community service and environmental stewardship by donating a Trex recycled bench to Springfield Hospital. The donation follows the successful collection of 1,000 pounds of thin-film plastics by residents as part of the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge.
The Rotary Club of Springfield, Vermont hosted its fourth annual live butterfly release fundraiser on Friday, August 22, 2025. Donors purchased butterflies to release in support of Rotary’s community service projects.
