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As we move forward into 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on the tremendous achievements we celebrated in 2024. We marked a significant milestone in our history—the 100th anniversary of our Rotary Club, a proud achievement that highlights the strength, dedication, and vision of our founders. September 2024 was a month of celebration, but our year-long commemoration reminded us of the impact we’ve had on our community and the legacy we continue to build. I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in planning and organizing the activities that made our centennial year memorable.

Looking ahead, my focus as President is clear: Membership Matters, Get Involved, Be Impactful, and Have Fun. We have strong leadership and a committed membership that will carry our vision forward and continue the legacy of the remarkable individuals who established this club. We’re not just marking time—we are taking action to ensure that the next hundred years are as impactful as the first.

We are proud of our signature events that have become part of the fabric of our community. This year, we’ll celebrate the 31st Home & Recreation Expo, and the Lucky Duck Event marks its sixth year. We’re also introducing something new and exciting: the Rotary Cardiac Champ Challenge, a first-time event scheduled for July. These events are more than just fundraisers—they are opportunities to connect with our community, have fun, and make a real difference.

Our commitment to strengthening our community remains unwavering. From youth to seniors, we are dedicated to supporting the needs of all generations. This commitment aligns with the mission of Rotary International, which offers countless opportunities for us to serve, grow, and make a lasting impact. As a Club, we encourage collaboration and partnerships, believing that together we can achieve more. Rotary is about supporting the passions of our members, and if you are not yet a Rotarian, we invite you to learn more. Come to a meeting, attend one of our events, or simply reach out to a Rotarian—you will be welcomed with open arms.

Throughout this year, we are celebrating our Club’s 100th anniversary, but it’s not just a celebration of the past. It’s a celebration of our future

I am incredibly excited about the year ahead. Let’s embrace the opportunity to make our mark. Membership Matters, Get Involved, Be Impactful, and Have Fun will continue to be our guiding principles as we work together to achieve great things. I encourage all of you to continue the excellent work you are doing for our Club and our community.

If you’re passionate about community service, making a difference, and creating lasting friendships, we invite you to learn more about our Rotary Club. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Rotary Club of St. Albans, P.O. Box 1134, St. Albans, VT 05478, or visit our “Become a Member” page to get started.

Here’s to a remarkable year ahead—let’s make it one to remember!

Yours in Service,

Leon Berthiaume
President, Rotary Club of St. Albans

 
 
 
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“Share the Warmth” Coat Drive - November 1-30, 2025
Rotary Cardiac Champ Challenge 2026
 
 
Saturday March 21st and Sunday, March 22nd, 2026.
Collins Perley Sports & Fitness Center, St. Albans, VT
Rotary Home Show Vendor Info
St. Albans, Vermont] — November 1 — A simple coat can do more than ward off the winter chill—it can wrap someone in kindness. This season, the Rotary Club of St. Albans is kicking off its annual “Share the Warmth” Coat Drive, inviting neighbors, businesses, and friends to help bring comfort and warmth to local families in need.
 
For the month of November community members can drop off new or gently used coats, hats, gloves, and scarves at collection sites in various communities.. Every item collected will find its way to a local child, parent, or senior who could use a little extra warmth this winter.
St. Albans, Vermont — [October 16, 2025] — The Rotary Club of St. Albans proudly recognized longtime member and community leader Larry Bruce for his more than 50 years of dedicated service to the Rotary Club and the greater St. Albans community.
 
A Past President and Rotarian of the Year, Bruce has been a cornerstone of the organization and a shining example of Rotary’s core values: Service Above Self, fellowship, integrity, and dedication.
St. Albans, VT — [October 16, 2025] — The Rotary Club of St. Albans proudly demonstrated its ongoing commitment to community health and wellness at a recent award ceremony at the Hard’ack Greg Brown Lodge where it presented two significant donations totaling $128,000 to local organizations.
An $8,000 check was presented to Hope Grove Recovery to support the renovation of their newly acquired facilities - kitchen updates. 
Erin Creley, Board Member shared: "Hope Grove Recovery is the first recovery house for women in St Albans. Now, our friends and neighbors in recovery do not need to leave St Albans to get the care and community they need". The funds will help enhance the environment for individuals on their journey to recovery, furthering the organization’s mission of providing compassionate and comprehensive support for those affected by substance use disorder.
 
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51 Federal St
St. Albans, VT 05478
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