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2025 Christmas Tree Sale
On Friday, November 28th, the 2025 Rotary Christmas Tree and Wreath Sale will start at Land's Sake Farm in Weston. 
 
Please purchase your Christmas tree and wreaths in Weston this year to support scholarships, food security projects, and other charitable initiatives of the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland.
 

What: Select from 300+ premium trees ranging in size from 3 feet to 14 feet and 14", 16", and 20" decorated and undecorated wreaths.

*If you're seeking one of the tallest trees we'll have, please come pick your tree sooner rather than later!

*We expect to sell out by the end of the day on Sunday, December 14.  

 

When: Starting on Friday, November 28, Rotarians, friends, family, and volunteers will help you every step of the way:

Thanksgiving Friday: 10 am - 4 pm

Saturdays & Sundays from 10 am - 4 pm

 

Where: Land's Sake Farm. 90 Wellesley Street Weston, MA 02493
 

Helping: Three ways you can help us be successful are:  

  1. Sharing & Inviting: Please share this invitation and information with your friends, family, organizations, and members.  Rotarians invite their faith communities, sports teams, civic organizations, and more. 

  2. Volunteer: Join us as a volunteer -- we’d love to meet you and have your help volunteering, and you can bring your friends. Sign up HERE to volunteer, or email president@westonwaylandrotary.org for more information. 

About Rotary: The Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland is focused on supporting food security initiatives, volunteerism, scholarships, and conservation projects.
 
We value “Service Above Self” and would be thrilled to have you join anything we’re doing that appeals to you. Visit westonwaylandrotary.com, contact us, or stop by the Christmas Tree Sale. We’ll be outside, bundled up and delighted to chat, share some stories, and learn about you. 
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Congratulations to Our Fall 2025 RYLA Award Winners!

At our November meeting, the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland was proud to honor four outstanding students selected as our Fall Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) recipients. These remarkable young leaders were recognized for their dedication to service, academic excellence, and commitment to making a positive impact in their communities.

Please join us in congratulating (l-r):

  • Sophia Driscoll

  • Junyi Frenzel

  • Karis Tam

  • Sajani Brown

They are joined by RYLA advisors Mark Messina and John Marchiony.  We are excited to support their leadership journeys and look forward to seeing all the great things they will accomplish in the future!

Learn more about the RYLA program:
🔗 https://westonwaylandrotary.com/page/ryla

 

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RYLA Nominations for High School Sophomores

Rotary Youth Leadership Award - Recognizing Outstanding Sophomores

Do you know a sophomore who is dedicated to community service? Help us celebrate their efforts by nominating them for the Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland's Rotary Youth Leadership Award.

For the ninth consecutive year the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland is honoring sophomores who exemplify “service above self” through their leadership and community service. To nominate a deserving sophomore, please take a moment to fill out this brief 5-minute nomination form. 

For more details on the RYLA program, visit our webpage. Nominations are open to anyone—faculty members, parents, students, or community members (coaches, advisors)—who know a student living or studying in Weston or Wayland.  Please share it with parents, teachers, and students you know.

 

Spring Application Deadline: January 31, 2026 (Round 2). 

🏆 Award Winners Encouraged to Apply 🏆

Award winners are encouraged to apply to attend a 2.5-day Rotary Youth Leadership Awards conference in June 2026, which is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland.

 

Pints for Polio 2025 - Another Success!
 

The Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Waltham and supported by other clubs in District 7910, executed Pints for Polio 2025 on Thursday, October 23, 2025, to commemorate World Polio Day, raising awareness and funds for the ongoing eradication efforts. We have had the privilege to have among us the District 7910 Governor, Johnny Ahern. Remarks from the facilitators of the event, Jimmy Belotte and Mitchell Alexis, initiated the celebration, followed by the Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland President Robert Blackburn and District Governor Johnny Ahern.

Entertainment was assured by West of Willow and Dr. Fénelon on the Saxophone; they were terrific! Craft Food Halls enhanced the atmosphere with their lively venue, with great food, drinks, and games. We were encouraged to count among us familiar faces, some new ones, and, more importantly, many young people from Weston High School and the International School of Boston.

We want to thank all sponsors (The Village Bank, Craft Food Halls, West of Willow, The Comedy Studio), participants, and the organizing committee (Robert Blackburn, Jimmy Belotte, John Marchioni, Stanley David, Richard and Brenda DeVito, Jan Luchetti, Laura Van Zandt) who made this event a success.

For some, polio might seem a distant problem; for others, it is a constant threat. Polio is endemic in Afghanistan and Pakistan; it resurfaced during the Gaza war. The rotary has been a powerful force in the eradication effort of Polio for decades, partnering with organizations like WHO, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and many others, resulting in a 99% success rate. Events like "Pints for Polio" are crucial to finish the job; we are almost there!

Please use the following link to donate, every dollar counts. https://raise.rotary.org/ District7910/fundraiser711

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