Frequently Asked Questions: Where and when does the Rotary Club meet?The Killington-Pico Rotary Club meets almost every Wednesday night at 6 PM at a designated restaurant in Killington, VT. Following a social half hour we sit down for dinner and fellowship. Most nights feature a short informative speaker on subjects ranging from bee keeping in Vermont to our delivery of mosquito nets to an African Village. Dinner is $20 for members and guests of members. Contact Ray Ault 802.773.0600 or Email Ray Ault 24 hours in advance if you are interested in joining us at our next dinner. Program speakers and locations are listed weekly here under Events.What are our typical service projects?
Our club projects ebb and flow following the interests of individual members, yet several projects have been with us for many years.
Our annual projects include:
Who have we helped?Our charity contributions vary year to year as both our resources and our perceptions of need change. In recent years we have donated money to the United Way, the local churches for needy families, IDIC Race, RAVNAH and Hospice, Killington Mountain School, Killington Music Festival, Sherburne Library, VT Adaptive Ski, Sherburne Elementary School, Komen Race for the Cure, Killington Parks and Recreation, Killington Arts Guild, Vermont Achievement Center, Red Sox Vet's Fund - also through Rotary International we provide funds for Polio Eradication, Mosquito Nets for Togo, Africa (to alleviate malaria) and Pure Water for the World. Some individual grants have gone to needy families after tropical storm Irene as well as to local youths engaged in worthwhile projects. In addition to monetary donations made through the club, members have donated their time to worthy community efforts. Locally we helped to build and repaired the wooden playground equipment at the Sherburne Elementary School and built the front portico so snow, ice and rain wouldn't fall on the entrance way. We constructed the bridge over the stream near the Library as well as the baseball dugouts in the fields behind. In the Johnson Recreation facility, on River Road, working together with the Sherburne Women's Club, we built the roof covering over the picnic area and picnic tables. |