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Pieter Hollenberg

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Concord, NH website. Our club, first organized 100 years ago, consists of over 60 extraordinary individuals who selflessly give their time, energy and expertise to benefit the concord community and elsewhere. I am privileged to follow the lineage of tremendous past leaders serving as president of this club.

Using the 4 way test as our guideline, Truth, Fairness, Good will as well as better friendship and beneficial to all concerned, this Concord Club will continue to support organizations which benefit those less fortunate in Concord and surrounding communities. We are active and reactive to any needs that may arise.

We have continued to meet by zoom over the last 16 months and are so excited to resume in person meetings at Kimball Jenkins estate on north state street every Tuesday at 11:45. We invite all to come and see what we are all about.

In addition to the tremendous support that our club gives back to the community, the Rotary Foundation under the Auspices of Rotary International provides local and global grants to enable Rotarians worldwide to lead efforts to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, support of education, the alleviation of poverty and supporting the environment. Although many know of Rotary for its hallmark mission to eradicate polio, Rotary is much more than this. Rotary serves to change lives. Come join us and discover how you can make a difference in our community and the world.

Rotary Club of Concord's 21st Annual Golf Tournament

Download your Player Registration Form by clicking here.

Remember: All proceeds will be used to support organizations in the Concord community.

Question... please contact: Vincent Trento

Flags Across Concord

Concord Rotary rolls out Flags Across Concord. If you're interested in a flag posted on your lawn, please click here to send us a message!

Or Donate now here...

Thank You to Our Business Sponsors
They Truly Make a Difference

We at the Rotary Club of Concord are so grateful for the support of our Business Sponsors, who are committed to helping people, strengthening families and building stronger, healthier and safer communities. Together, we are helping make a difference in the lives of so many. With the help of our sponsors, we continue to fulfill our mission of supporting our neighbors in need.

Please checkout their websites to see what services they could provide to you.

Merrimack County Savings	www.themerrimack.com
Rumford Stone	www.rumfordstone.com
Cleveland, Waters and Bass	www.cwbpa.com
Cobb Hill Construction	www.cobbhill.com
Unitil	www.unitil.com
RBC Wealth	us.rbcwealthmanagement.com/concord/
Orr & Reno	www.orr-reno.com
Banks Chevrolet	www.banksautos.com
Franklin Savings Bank	www.fsbnh.bank
Servpro of Concord	www.servproconcordnh.com
Sheerr McCrystal Palson Arch	www.sheerr.com
Mason & Rich	www.masonrich.com
Northeast Delta Dental	www.nedelta.com
Age At Home	www.ageathomenh.com
Tasker Landscaping	www.taskerlandscaping.com
Nathan Weschler	www.nathanwechsler.com
UPS Store	www.store0677@theupsstore.com
Charter Trust	www.chartertrust.com
Davis & Towle	www.davistowle.com

Million Mask Challenge

President Tim accepts 20,000 masks from the Rotary Million Mask Challenge, made possible by a generous donation from the Rossi Family Foundation. (Please note that Tim only doffed his mask while speaking!)

The masks, part of a 1,000,000 mask donation across New England, have been distributed to familiar local organizations with a need for more protective gear.

The story of this effort is one of service and leadership. It is a story about answering the call, working together, and saving lives. It is the story, in short, of Rotary.

Club Supports Community Players Studio Home

On Tuesday, August 20^th, the Rotary Club of Concord presented the Community Players of Concord NH with a donation of $15,000 to support the organization’s need to make major repairs to its 21 year old studio on Josiah Bartlett Rd. Accepting the gift from Rotary president Warren Emley were Chris Demers, president of the Players, and board member Ellen Burger.