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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Braintree MA

The Rotary club of Braintree is celebrated it's 99th anniversary in the year 2021. We are very proud of all the members, the founding fathers and all those devoted people who over these 99 years have risen to uphold the Rotary motto,"Service Above Self". It is our mission to provide service to our community and to support humanitarian projects elsewhere in the world. Our club currently has about 60 members, each giving of their time for achieving Rotary ideals to make this world a better place.

In Memory of Nelson Chin

The Braintree Rotary family is deeply saddened at the loss of Nelson Chin. Nelson joined the Club in 2010 , but epitomized the values of Rotary long before that. Our motto of "Service Above Self" were the words that drove

Nelson to become so well known and admired in our community. His smile and warm hugs will never be forgotten. Our deepest sympathy is with the Chin family, as first and foremost he was a loving husband to Susan and proud father to Amanda, Adam and Andrew.

Memorial Tree Ceremony 2022

The Annual Memorial Tree ceremony was held on Sunday, December 11th at our Memorial Park (located at the Thayer Public Library). President-Elect James Solimini lead the group in the reading of the names of all those who were memorialized by a donation to our charitable foundation. At the conclusion of the reading, the tree was lit up as all gave a moment of silence to those loved ones that have gone before us.

Adopt A Family

Members Peter Kurzberg and Joanne Tully were excited to deliver $2,500 worth of gift cards and small gifts to assist a family in need. The Officers of the Braintree High School Student Council were on hand to take our Club's donations and will make sure that a local family has a much brighter holiday this year!

Peace Pole

The Braintree Rotary Club dedicated a Peace Pole to the Town of Braintree

On Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at 2:30 p.m.

The Braintree Town Hall, One JFK Memorial Drive at French's Common

We presented a citation to Mayor Kokoros at a ceremony attended by Rotarians, members of the Braintree Chamber of Commerce, the BHS Choir and residents of the town.

We will meet at the Peace Pole every September 21st, the International Day of Peace.

"May Peace Prevail on Earth"