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.

 
District Governor Garrett Capobianco's May Message
 
 
 
May is Rotary’s Youth Service Month, a time to celebrate the incredible potential of young people and the important role they play in shaping a brighter future. District Governor Garrett reminds us that by investing in youth through leadership development, mentorship, education, and service opportunities, we empower the next generation to create meaningful change in their communities and around the world.
Together, let’s continue to inspire, support, and uplift young leaders as they discover their voices and turn their ideas into action. Through Service Above Self, we can nurture confidence, foster opportunity, and help build a stronger, more compassionate world led by the changemakers of tomorrow.
 
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R.I. President Francesco Arezzo's May Message
 
Shoki Wafula did not know what to expect when he was forced to leave his birth country of Uganda for South Africa. What he found was a Rotary community that welcomed him with warmth and friendship. That experience inspired him to help create a Rotaract e-club where young leaders from around the world could connect, develop their skills, and serve together. 
District News
 
The Rotary Club of New York and Food Sospeso successfully hosted a special presentation event on May 7, 2026, at the Turkish House in New York City, officially introducing the Food Sospeso Initiative — a technology-driven humanitarian platform connecting restaurants, donors, and verified community organizations to help combat food insecurity across New York City.
 
The event welcomed more than 50 distinguished guests, including diplomats, Rotary leaders, government representatives, media, nonprofit organizations, and restaurant owners.

Rotary District 7230 is proud to announce that it will spearhead Rotary’s participation in the NYC Pride March for the very first time in the march’s 56-year history. This milestone moment reflects Rotary’s ongoing commitment to inclusion, unity, and service within all communities we serve.

The 2026 NYC Pride March will take place on Sunday, June 28, 2026, and District 7230 invites Rotarians across the district to be part of this historic and meaningful event. Marching together offers an opportunity to celebrate diversity, stand in solidarity, and demonstrate Rotary’s values in action.

Please note that space is limited. Rotarians interested in participating must register in advance. Registration will open on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at 12:00 PM Eastern Time (UTC/GMT-4).

             

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.

 

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.

            

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.
 
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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.

What are you doing to help end polio?

Share your club’s initiative, plan a fundraising event, or make a donation today, because when Rotary leads, hope follows.

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"Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change,
across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves."