Rotary Club of Falmouth Cape Cod

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Rotary is a worldwide organization of business and professional leaders that provides humanitarian service and encourages high ethical standards in all vocations. The Rotary Foundation
The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International is a nonprofit corporation that promotes world understanding through humanitarian service and educational and cultural exchanges. Polio
Although Rotary clubs develop autonomous service programs, all Rotarians are united in a global campaign to eradicate polio.

🥕🌱TOMORROW Falmouth Farmers' Market is Sunday  stock up on fresh, local food📍 Mullen Hall Elementary 🗓️ Sunday⏰ 10 AM–1 ...
10/24/2026

🥕🌱TOMORROW
Falmouth Farmers' Market is Sunday
stock up on fresh, local food

📍 Mullen Hall Elementary
🗓️ Sunday
⏰ 10 AM–1 PM

Bring your reusable bags, bring a friend, and come support local farmers and producers.

We’ll see you at the market! 🧺

TODAY 🎉🎉🎉The 3rd Annual New England Conference on Amilcar Cabral will be held on Saturday, October 24, from 1:00 to 5:00...
10/24/2026

TODAY 🎉🎉🎉The 3rd Annual New England Conference on Amilcar Cabral will be held on Saturday, October 24, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM at the Morse Pond School, 323 Jones Rd., Falmouth. FREE.

Learn about the Cabo Verde culture through lectures, exposure to Kriolu language, and music by Candida Rose Baptista. Listen to the Falmouth Public School's winners of the Cabral Essay Contest.

🇨🇻❤️

Falmouth Water Stewards are sponsoring a panel discussion on “Drought, the Aquifer, and Falmouth’s Water Supply” on Wedn...
10/24/2026

Falmouth Water Stewards are sponsoring a panel discussion on “Drought, the Aquifer, and Falmouth’s Water Supply” on Wednesday, October 28th, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm in the Hermann Room at the Falmouth Public Library, 300 Main Street, Falmouth, MA.

The four panelists are:
Matt Lanen, Falmouth Water Superintendent
Mark Forest, Barnstable County Commissioner
Duane LeVangie, MA Department of Environmental Protection
Heather McElroy, Cape Cod Commission

Each speaker will share different perspectives and responsibilities related to water management and drought conditions. Please join us for an informative session on Falmouth’s water supply.

All are welcome to attend.

TOMORROW. 🎉🎉🎉The 3rd Annual New England Conference on Amilcar Cabral will be held on Saturday, October 24, from 1:00 to ...
10/24/2026

TOMORROW. 🎉🎉🎉The 3rd Annual New England Conference on Amilcar Cabral will be held on Saturday, October 24, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM at the Morse Pond School, 323 Jones Rd., Falmouth. FREE.

Learn about the Cabo Verde culture through lectures, exposure to Kriolu language, and music by Candida Rose Baptista. Listen to the Falmouth Public School's winners of the Cabral Essay Contest.

🇨🇻❤️

At the October 20 meeting, Dr. Kathleen Haynes PhD presented plans for an Inclusive, Accessible,  Community Play Space b...
10/22/2026

At the October 20 meeting, Dr. Kathleen Haynes PhD presented plans for an Inclusive, Accessible, Community Play Space being planned for Goodwill Park. It is being designed for all ages, all abilities, all senses, all types of play, and the idea is to bring diverse members of the community together as one through play.

Falmouth Recreation Department Gus Canty center hosted us for our mtg! We inducted a new young member! 🎉 We learned abou...
10/20/2026

Falmouth Recreation Department Gus Canty center hosted us for our mtg!

We inducted a new young member! 🎉

We learned about the efforts and focus on building the inclusive -intergenerational - playground at Goodwill Park!

10/20/2026

reminder: today's meeting at the Falmouth Rec Center, not MOTG. Just today.

10/13/2026

The Rotary Club of Falmouth Cape Cod is now accepting applications from local nonprofit organizations for its 2026–2027 Community Grant Program, continuing the club's longstanding commitment to supporting organizations and projects that make a meaningful difference in Falmouth and the surrounding community.

Eligible organizations may apply for grants of up to $1,000 to support programs, projects and initiatives that address community needs and improve the lives of local residents.

Applications must be received no later than November 30, 2026.

To be eligible, applicants must be a qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and provide a copy of their IRS determination letter. Organizations must also be current and compliant with required federal and state filings.

The Rotary Club of Falmouth has a long history of partnering with local nonprofits and community organizations to turn relatively small grants into meaningful local impact.

Recent Rotary grants have helped provide books in multiple languages for local children and libraries; clothing and supplies for foster families; food assistance for Falmouth families; support for a safe after-prom celebration for local teens; lacrosse equipment to expand access to youth sports; support for Falmouth's community gardens; children's educational programming at Nobska Light; and financial-fraud prevention workshops for local veterans and their families.

Other recent grants have supported organizations and initiatives addressing homelessness, youth safety, education, local history and accessibility, veterans' services and other community needs.

"We encourage local nonprofit organizations with a project or need that could benefit from Rotary's support to apply," said Amy Wyman, Chair of Rotary Club of Falmouth Cape Cod Local Philanthropy Committee. "Some of the most meaningful community projects begin with a relatively modest investment. Our goal is to help local organizations put those dollars to work where they can have a real and lasting impact."

Applicants will be asked to provide information about their organization's mission and recent accomplishments, describe the program or project for which funding is requested, explain the population that will benefit and the anticipated impact, and provide supporting budget and financial information.

Download the Application at the link below and Completed applications should be submitted to:

Amy Wyman
Email: [email protected] (preferred)

or by mail to:

Rotary Club of Falmouth
c/o Amy Wyman
P.O. Box 293
Falmouth, MA 02541

The Rotary Grant Committee will review applications in December and make recommendations to the club's Board of Directors. Applicants are generally notified of decisions in late December.

Grant recipients will be recognized and grants presented on Tuesday, February 2, 2027, at 5:30 p.m. at Museums on the Green in Falmouth.

Applications and additional information are available through the Rotary Club of Falmouth Cape Cod website at falmouthrotary.com.

Through its local philanthropy, scholarships, youth programs, environmental initiatives, community service and international projects, the Rotary Club of Falmouth Cape Cod works throughout the year to put Rotary's commitment to Service Above Self into action.

Local nonprofit organizations are encouraged to apply and to share the grant opportunity with other organizations working to strengthen the Falmouth community.

https://clubrunner.blob.core.windows.net/00000005174/en-ca/files/homepage/2027-local-philanthropy-grant-application/ROTARY-26-27-GRANTS.pdf

Congratulations to Phoebe Hodgson of Falmouth High School - Massachusetts, our October Student of the Month!Phoebe is an...
10/13/2026

Congratulations to Phoebe Hodgson of Falmouth High School - Massachusetts, our October Student of the Month!
Phoebe is an outstanding student who has distinguished herself through academic excellence, athletic achievement, leadership, and a strong commitment to serving her community.

Academically, Phoebe has earned an impressive 3.92 unweighted GPA while pursuing a rigorous course load. Throughout high school, she has completed 10 honors-level core courses and has taken or is currently taking six Advanced Placement courses, including AP Human Geography, AP Biology, AP Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, AP Psychology, and AP U.S. Government.

Phoebe is also an accomplished multi-sport athlete. She is a four-year member of the Varsity Tennis program, serving as Team Captain during both her junior and senior years. She has earned consecutive League All-Star honors, as well as the Sportsmanship Award and Coaches Award for her teamwork and performance. Phoebe has also been a four-year member of the Field Hockey program, playing at the varsity level since her sophomore year and receiving both the Coaches Award and 2x Player of the Game recognition

Her leadership extends well beyond athletics. Phoebe is the Co-Founder and Vice President of Petals for Purpose, a community initiative that repurposes flower arrangements and donates them to local senior and assisted-living facilities. She helps organize grassroots fundraising efforts and oversees aspects of the initiative's finances, logistics, and operations. She is also a member of Hope Squad, where she supports peer-to-peer su***de prevention efforts and helps foster a supportive school environment, and the Glam Girls Club, which advocates for gender equality in athletics.

Phoebe's commitment to service is equally impressive. She is a member of the National Honor Society, National Math Honor Society, and National Art Honor Society, contributing numerous hours of community service and peer tutoring. Her volunteer work includes the Falmouth Road Race, supporting children with autism through the local Recreation Center, assisting elementary school PTO activities, and teaching introductory Spanish to third- and fourth-grade students. She was also selected as a recipient of the Brandeis University National Book Award for her outstanding civic and academic engagement.

In addition to balancing academics, athletics, leadership, and volunteering, Phoebe has maintained an impressive work schedule. She has held positions at Chapoquoit Grill, Landfall Restaurant, and Candy Go Nuts, while also providing childcare for local families since 2018.

Phoebe's ability to excel academically while dedicating herself to athletics, leadership, employment, and meaningful service to others exemplifies the qualities we seek to recognize through our Student Recognition Program. Congratulations to Phoebe Hodgson, our October Student of the Month!

6 a.m., RCOFCC at the Marathon, parking cars.  As Steve Clay said, "putting sardines into the cans".
10/11/2026

6 a.m., RCOFCC at the Marathon, parking cars. As Steve Clay said, "putting sardines into the cans".

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7 Nathan Ellis Highway
North Falmouth, MA
02556

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