The Rotary Club of Sayville partnered with Sayville High School students during Community Service Day to create the Positivity Rock Project. With supplies donated by Sayville Rotary, students painted rocks with kind, encouraging messages and bright designs.

These keepsake rocks will be placed throughout Rotary Park, and other locations for children to find and take home. It’s a small, meaningful way to add a bit of positivity to the park while highlighting the students’ commitment to giving back to their community.

Members of Rotary District 7255, including the Rotary Club of Sayville, gathered in Memphis from April 30 to May 3 for the 2026 District Conference.  Highlights included Lydia Wells, District Governor, receiving a peace pole from RYLA in honor of her husband Rich, Mike Dawidziak speaking about the Rollstone Foundation, the Governor’s entrance, and a lively mix of midday beer, BBQ, and blues. Between fellowship and fun, attendees shared ideas, celebrated service, and returned home inspired to continue living “Service Above Self”.   

The Rotary Club of Sayville held its Earth Day Community Clean-Up on Saturday, April 25, in the morning across West Sayville, Bayport, and Sayville. Club members participated at all three locations. The effort supported ongoing local stewardship and community involvement.

Concluding our November General Needs Veteran's Drive with the delivery of four (4) cartloads of donations and a check for $1,000.  General Needs volunteers.  (l. to r.) Volunteers with Lonnie Sherman-Founder, Teri Fallon, and Jonathan Pryor.

The Rotary Club of Sayville celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Pole Movement.  This project was started 50 years ago on November 22nd by Rotary International as part of its peace and conflict resolution area of focus.