Who Are We?

District 7230 is a vibrant community of Rotarians and Rotaractors committed to service, leadership and meaningful impact. Spanning New York City and Bermuda, our district brings together professionals and emerging leaders who are passionate about strengthening communities locally while advancing Rotary’s global mission.
Through hands-on service projects, partnerships, and advocacy, our members address real needs, from supporting education and health initiatives to fighting disease, promoting peace and uplifting under-served communities. As part of Rotary International’s global network of more than 1.2 million members, District 7230 is proud to turn compassion into action and ideas into lasting change.

Interested in becoming part of District 7230? Click here to learn more about membership opportunities and start making a meaningful impact in your community and beyond.

March is Rotary’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Month, a time to recognize the life-changing impact of clean water and safe sanitation on communities around the world. District leaders remind us that access to these essential resources is more than a basic need, it is a foundation for health, dignity, education, and opportunity.

Together, let’s continue to lead with purpose, collaborate across communities, and take meaningful action that advances sustainable solutions. Through Service Above Self, we can help create healthier futures and stronger, more resilient communities, one project, one partnership, and one drop of hope at a time.

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R.I. President Francesco Arezzo's April Message

Not long ago, in a small health center in the village of Aaye in southwest Nigeria, a woman arrived in labor carrying twins. The facility was short-staffed. The nurse midwife in charge was not present.

A community health worker stepped forward. She had participated in Together for Healthy Families in Nigeria, a Rotary Foundation Programs of Scale initiative. And though she was not formally trained as a midwife, she was equipped with essential emergency obstetric skills.

Read Article Here

Rotary Club of Pleasantville: Supporting Local Impact Through the Generous Pour

The Rotary Club of Pleasantville invites the community to come together for an inspiring afternoon dedicated to service, connection and impact. The 2026 Generous Pour promises not only an enjoyable experience, but also an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of many.

This highly anticipated event will bring together community members, local partners and supporters to raise critical funds addressing some of today’s most pressing needs, including food insecurity, mental health support, arts education and student scholarships. Through fellowship and generosity, attendees will help expand access to essential resources and opportunities for individuals and families across the region.

A Step Toward Healing and Hope

With immense gratitude and pride, the Rotary Club of Soaring Heights celebrates the successful completion of its very first service project, an effort that brought relief, healing, and hope to a young child in need.

Abdullah Hoque, a child under the age of five, had been suffering from severe tooth decay that required urgent dental care. Due to his young age, receiving treatment proved challenging, as he was understandably unable to cooperate during procedures. At the same time, the cost of care placed a significant financial strain on his family.

Strike Out Polio: Join Rotary at Yankee Stadium

Rotary International is stepping up to the plate, and you’re invited to be part of the action!

Join us at Yankee Stadium as the New York Yankees take on the Baltimore Orioles for an exciting afternoon of baseball, fellowship, and purpose. On Saturday, May 2nd at 1:35 PM, District 7230 Rotarians, family, and friends will gather not just to cheer on our home team, but to help End Polio Now.

Dancing for a Cause: Larchmont Rotary’s Salsa & Swing Supports Local Youth

The Rotary Club of Larchmont brought energy, music, and community spirit together this weekend with a vibrant Salsa and Swing celebration in support of the Mamaroneck Community Resource Center.

What began as a vision supported by a District Grant has grown into a meaningful partnership focused on opportunity and empowerment. Through this initiative, Larchmont Rotary is collaborating with the Community Resource Center (CRC) to launch a culinary arts program for youth in downtown Mamaroneck, creating pathways for skill-building, creativity, and future career exploration.

Yonkers-Yonkers East Promotes LifeVac Program

The Rotary Club of Yonkers-East Yonkers is pleased to distribute a number of LifeVac anti-choking devices to public-facing businesses and organizations in Yonkers, at no cost to the recipient, thanks to a generous grant from Westchester County. LifeVac units will be distributed to eligible organizations on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last, so that they can be used to protect the public in an emergency.

Ryan Warner (left) helps demonstrate how to use LifeVac

"These devices are designed to help save a life in the event of a choking emergency and provide an added layer of safety for residents, seniors, and visitors alike. Initiatives like this truly make Yonkers a safer and more caring community," said Mayor Mike Spano.

Rep. George Latimer Addresses Polio Eradication

On Wednesday, January 21st, Congressional Representative George Latimer made a floor speech about Rotary and polio, specifically the current administration's plan to "defund key GPEI partners." The speech was recorded and can be viewed by clicking on this link.

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Area 1:

Consular Session - Italy
Apr 30, 2026
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

New York

Area 6:

Breakfast Meeting @ Osborn
Apr 30, 2026
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Rye

Area 7:

Pancake Breakfast
Apr 26, 2026

Yonkers-East Yonkers

NYC Pride March Registration
Lower Manhattan

Apr 11, 2026 9:00 AM -
Jun 01, 2026 11:59 PM
16th Annual Bowl-A-Thon (N Shore Rotary Club)
Rab's Country Lanes

Apr 19, 2026
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Harmony for Change - A Concert with Purpose
DROM

Apr 22, 2026
6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Yonkers Community Pancake Breakfast
52 Level Cafeteria

Apr 26, 2026
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Generous Pour - An Afternoon of Community & Giving
The Tent at Arc Stages

Apr 26, 2026
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Strike Out Polio - Fundraiser at a Yankee Game
1 E 161st Street

May 02, 2026
1:35 PM – 4:35 PM
Epic Free Family BBQ in Ossining
Nelson Park

May 02, 2026
3:30 PM – 8:30 PM

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District 7230’s Role in a Global Polio Mission

Rotary District 7230 proudly stands alongside Rotarians worldwide in the mission to make history to achieve a world free of polio. Through fundraising events, advocacy efforts, and local club initiatives, our members continue to support the End Polio Now campaign year after year.

Every contribution counts. Every voice matters. Every Rotarian plays a part.

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