Club Information
Rotary Club of Leesburg
Leesburg

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Thursdays at 6:00 PM
River Creek Club - Clubhouse
43800 Olympic Blvd.
Leesburg, VA 20176
United States of America
Cocktails and conversation at 6. Meeting starts at 6:30.
COVID-19 Related Meeting Rules

On 30 December, with the support of Tuscarora Restaurant, John Kimball, Chuck Reavis, Brian Treat and Reggie Baker delivered New Years Eve Dinners to four families at Boulder Crest Retreat in Bluemont, VA. Boulder Crest provides councilling for veterans and first responders and their families.

Every holiday season, Boulder Crest provides meals to families staying at the retreat during the Christmas and New Years weekends. This is the first year the Rotary Club of Leesburg has supported this annual event. The opportunity was made possible after a corporate sponsor fell out. The BCR staff greatly appreciated the Club’s eagerness and ability to meet their emergent request. Boulder Crest Retreat is an ongoing clubproject throughout the year with volunteer Rotarians preparing meals onsite for the residents and their families.

 

Members of the Rotary Club of Leesburg packed food boxes for Loudoun Hunger Relief on Saturday morning August 6. The team, including project lead Elizabeth DiBene, Ariel Welt, Ron Rogos, Doug MacLean, Matt Burns and his daughter packed 114 boxes.
 
Ron Rogos named Rotarian of the Year
 
 
Immediate Past President Bruce Roberts announced that Ron Rogos is the Rotarian of the Year for 2022. The award is in recognition for the Rotarian who has contributed the most to the club and Rotary. 
 
R-L Past President Ernie Carnevale with Inova President Susan Carroll and Suzy Quinn CFRE Executive Director Philanthropy Inova Health Foundation
Past President Valerie Beaudoin takes a selfie of Rotarians and volunteers who prepared meals at the Deli South in Leesburg.

The Rotary Club of Leesburg has awarded its 2020 Perry Winston Scholarships to Anna Lunt (Tuscarora High School), Megan Seaman (Heritage High School) and Farrah Raj (Heritage High School). The annual awards support Leesburg students who demonstrate economic needs, academic excellence and a commitment to Service Above Self.

“The members of the Rotary Club of Leesburg are pleased to honor Anna, Megan and Farrah for their many accomplishments and to support their higher education pursuits. We applaud their academic achievements and commitment to serving their communities,” said Valérie Beaudoin, Chair of the Rotary Club of Leesburg Scholarship Committee. “During these challenging times, we are in special need of a next generation of leaders who put Service Above Self, and we have every confidence that these students are among those who will make this world a better place.”

Through its Perry Winston Scholarship Fund, the Rotary Club of Leesburg annually awards three (3) $10,000 scholarships for higher education expenses to deserving graduating seniors from the three Leesburg high schools – Heritage High School, Loudoun County High School and Tuscarora High School. Now in its 34th year, it is one of the most generous scholarships available in Loudoun County.

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