Rotary Club of Bellport

03/01/2025

Welcome our newest Rotarian, Nancy Veteritti, to the Rotary Club of Bellport. With President Geof Marschall and inducted by Rotarian John (Pete) Roe, III.

02/11/2025

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02/03/2025

10/25/2024

The Rotary Club of Bellport has generously donated $500 to the Rotary Foundation to eradicate Polio.

10/22/2024

Thank you everyone who attended our 2nd Annual Spaghetti Dinner. It was a great success netting over $4,300.

50/50 winner was Darlene of Holbrook.

Special thanks to Avino’s Italian Table for hosting the event.

08/24/2024

August 20, 2024 we were honored to have the Rotary District Governor, Beverly James, visit our Rotary Club. Rotarian Patricia Whitlock Ryley received her Paul Harris award for her continued donations to the Rotary Foundation. Bravo!

07/29/2024

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07/11/2024

The Rotary Club of Bellport installed their RY 24-2025 Officers, along with 3 new members: Joanie, Danielle, and Ron;
and celebrated 2 new Paul Harris Fellows: Paul and Matt;
and rewarded a Bellport High School Student with a scholarship.
Thank you to PDG Tom Crowley for attending,
Thank you to Harry & Joan Miller for hosting
Thank you to Gene Tarver for grilling.

07/08/2024

The past president of the Bellport Rotary Club receives the Recognition Award as Rotarian of the Year 2024, East Region of District 7255

05/08/2024

On Saturday, May 4, the Rotary Club of Bellport held their Rotary Day of Service. Within 3 hours, 32 bags of food were collected and delivered to 3 local church pantries: LCOS of Patchogue, St Paul's Episcopal Church, and Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church in Bellport. Thank you to every person who donated.

04/19/2024

We initiated and maintain our Medical Equipment Lending Closet for our South Country School District since 2020.

04/04/2024

Bellport High School students had great weather for the Fire Island National Seashore piping plover fence project on Saturday, March 30, 2024, aimed at protecting the Federally threatened/NY State endangered Piping plovers (Charadrius melodus). They worked together with rangers to install fencing, flagging, and signs as well as to collect trash on the beach.

Piping plovers migrate from winter quarters on the Florida Gulf coast and the Caribbean to nest on the sandy beaches of the northeast. Every spring, Fire Island National Seashore, located south of Long Island, NY, begins its piping plover monitoring and protection program. Symbolic fencing composed of posts, string lines, and orange flagging is installed along most of the 26-mile National Seashore beaches.