Can you believe it's already that time of year?
The Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland is excited to announce our annual Christmas tree and wreath sale at Lands Sake Farm, and we NEED YOUR HELP!
Volunteer Opportunities:
To kick things off, we need up to 15 volunteers to help unload and set up the trees when the truck arrives on Friday, November 22nd, or Saturday, November 23rd. SIGN-UP HERE.
We also seek volunteers to get into the holiday spirit, meet new people, and help sell Christmas trees. We need help with cashiers, assisting customers in choosing trees, decorating wreaths, and carrying trees to cars. New to volunteering? No problem--training will be provided. SIGN-UP HERE
We expect to sell out within three weeks, so register for your favorite spot soon and join in the fun!
Sale Details:
When: Friday, November 29th, until we sell out (anticipated end date - Sunday, December 15th)
Fridays: 9 am - 3 pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 10 am - 3 pm
How to Help:
Share & Invite: Spread the word! Invite friends, family, and community members to purchase their trees and wreaths from us.
Volunteer: Sign up to volunteer with us. We'd love to meet you, and you can bring your friends! SIGN UP HERE or email president@westonwaylandrotary.com for more information.
Let's make this event a great success together! 🎄✨
Members of the Rotary Clubs of Weston & Wayland, Waltham, Billerica, and Needham came together for a fun evening and raising funds for Rotary's End Polio Now campaign.
On October 24, World Polio Day, Rotary members and friends gathered at Craft Food Hall to raise money to end Polio. It was a massive success!
We raised a grand total of $2,570 for the End Polio Now fund. Thanks to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's 2:1 matching, all contributions will go directly to the Rotary Foundation and have an even more significant impact.
- Join us at the field! Bring a friend or family member and join us for a few hours of community work. We’ll start at 9 AM with coffee and breakfast and plan to wrap up around noon. You’re welcome to work for as long or as little as you like—every bit helps! Many hands make light work.
- Donate native plants! If you can’t make it to the field, consider donating native plants for the project. Great sources include Native Plant Trust (Garden in the Woods) in Framingham and Blue Stem Natives in Norwell.