Over 55 years ago, the Cairo Rotary Club was chartered with the mission of serving both our local community and the world. Throughout the decades, hundreds of dedicated Rotarians have worked tirelessly as 100% volunteers, contributing to countless projects that have impacted the lives of many.
As a non-denominational, apolitical service organization, the Cairo Rotary Club has always focused on making a difference. Locally, our efforts have touched a wide array of causes, from supporting the Make-A-Wish Foundation and local fire departments to aiding the Cairo-Durham School District, the Columbia Greene Women’s Cancer League, and the Cairo Food Pantry. We have helped fund sports leagues, the Cairo Town Park, and various other organizations, demonstrating a commitment to our community's health, well-being, and growth. Twice a year, we gather to clean Route 23, ensuring our town remains beautiful and inviting.
Our commitment to service extends beyond local borders. The Cairo Rotary Club has contributed tens of thousands of dollars to international projects, including working towards the eradication of polio and providing shelter boxes to disaster-stricken areas around the world. We’ve been proud to host exchange students from different corners of the globe and send Cairo youth to engage in international cultural exchange, enriching the lives of all involved. Most recently, we traveled to Costa Rica to help build a women’s shelter and butterfly museum alongside Cairo-Durham students.
Unfortunately, despite our long-standing dedication to service, the Cairo Rotary Club faces an uncertain future. Due to a lack of volunteers and new leadership, the club will be disbanding in June of 2025. This decision is heartbreaking for the current members, who have fought to keep the club alive, but without fresh involvement, our mission is unsustainable.
In the 55 years we’ve been active, the Cairo Rotary Club has contributed well over $100,000 and countless volunteer hours to make a positive impact. We are incredibly proud of our work, and it pains us to see it come to an end. However, we are holding out hope that someone in or around Cairo will step forward to help continue the legacy of service that has defined this organization.
If you are interested in helping to keep the Cairo Rotary Club’s mission alive, we invite you to join us at Angel’s of Cairo on April 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM. Please RSVP to Beau Loendorf at Beau.oloendorf@gmail.com. Together, we can continue this incredible work and make a lasting impact on our community and the world.
Thank you for your time and consideration. We hope to see you there.
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The members of the Interact Club would like to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed so generously to our drive. Your kindness and thoughtfulness in donating so many wonderful items truly warms our hearts, and we know these contributions will make a meaningful difference for those in our community. Please help us spread the word—today from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the high school cafeteria will be open to anyone who needs clothing, coats, shoes, and accessories, all available free of charge. We welcome everyone to come by, and again, thank you all for your incredible generosity and support. ... See MoreSee Less
UPDATE: The Cairo-Durham High School & our Interact Club are hosting a clothing drive at the High School - all donations are greatly appreciated and can be dropped off at the High School till Thursday, the 7th 🧥🧣🧤 ... See MoreSee Less
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Cairo-Durham Rotary Club of NY is with Catskill Rotary Club and Rotary Club of Greenville, NY at Angel’s Pizza & Restaurant.
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The Rotarians of Greene County gathered for an enjoyable event last night at Angel's. Our District Governor, Leo Kaytes, attended and spoke to our clubs, accompanied by our Governor Line, Beau and Carrie. Our Club President Tom was pleased to present Governor Kaytes with our banner. Congratulations and thank you to John from Greenville's Rotary for winning our auction!!
Last night, we collectively raised $150 to donate to the Rotary's efforts to eradicate polio. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match this donation two-to-one, effectively tripling the impact of our contribution!!
The Cairo-Durham Trunk-or-Treat was a spooktacular success, filled with creative costumes and festive holiday spirit. Our Monsters Inc. Mash crew - including Sulley, Mike, and baby Boo - had a ghoulishly good time celebrating with the community 👻 ... See MoreSee Less
🚨Dear Neighbors,
Over 55 years ago, the Cairo Rotary Club was chartered with the mission of serving both our local community and the world. Throughout the decades, hundreds of dedicated Rotarians have worked tirelessly as 100% volunteers, contributing to countless projects that have impacted the lives of many.
As a non-denominational, apolitical service organization, the Cairo Rotary Club has always focused on making a difference. Locally, our efforts have touched a wide array of causes, from supporting the Make-A-Wish Foundation and local fire departments to aiding the Cairo-Durham School District, the Columbia Greene Women’s Cancer League, and the Cairo Food Pantry. We have helped fund sports leagues, the Cairo Town Park, and various other organizations, demonstrating a commitment to our community's health, well-being, and growth. Twice a year, we gather to clean Route 23, ensuring our town remains beautiful and inviting.
Our commitment to service extends beyond local borders. The Cairo Rotary Club has contributed tens of thousands of dollars to international projects, including working towards the eradication of polio and providing shelter boxes to disaster-stricken areas around the world. We’ve been proud to host exchange students from different corners of the globe and send Cairo youth to engage in international cultural exchange, enriching the lives of all involved. Most recently, we traveled to Costa Rica to help build a women’s shelter and butterfly museum alongside Cairo-Durham students.
Unfortunately, despite our long-standing dedication to service, the Cairo Rotary Club faces an uncertain future. Due to a lack of volunteers and new leadership, the club will be disbanding in June of 2025. This decision is heartbreaking for the current members, who have fought to keep the club alive, but without fresh involvement, our mission is unsustainable.
In the 55 years we’ve been active, the Cairo Rotary Club has contributed well over $100,000 and countless volunteer hours to make a positive impact. We are incredibly proud of our work, and it pains us to see it come to an end. However, we are holding out hope that someone in or around Cairo will step forward to help continue the legacy of service that has defined this organization.
If you are interested in helping to keep the Cairo Rotary Club’s mission alive, we invite you to join us at Angel’s of Cairo on April 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM. Please RSVP to Beau Loendorf at Beau.oloendorf@gmail.com. Together, we can continue this incredible work and make a lasting impact on our community and the world.
Thank you for your time and consideration. We hope to see you there.
All the best,
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The members of the Interact Club would like to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed so generously to our drive. Your kindness and thoughtfulness in donating so many wonderful items truly warms our hearts, and we know these contributions will make a meaningful difference for those in our community. Please help us spread the word—today from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the high school cafeteria will be open to anyone who needs clothing, coats, shoes, and accessories, all available free of charge. We welcome everyone to come by, and again, thank you all for your incredible generosity and support. ... See MoreSee Less
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UPDATE: The Cairo-Durham High School & our Interact Club are hosting a clothing drive at the High School - all donations are greatly appreciated and can be dropped off at the High School till Thursday, the 7th 🧥🧣🧤 ... See MoreSee Less
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I have a bunch of baby winter jumpers/ snow suits at my shop for donation. I can't bring them there today. Is there another place or time I can drop them off?
🤍🤍🤍🩵💛🩵🤍🤍🤍
The Rotarians of Greene County gathered for an enjoyable event last night at Angel's. Our District Governor, Leo Kaytes, attended and spoke to our clubs, accompanied by our Governor Line, Beau and Carrie. Our Club President Tom was pleased to present Governor Kaytes with our banner. Congratulations and thank you to John from Greenville's Rotary for winning our auction!!
Last night, we collectively raised $150 to donate to the Rotary's efforts to eradicate polio. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match this donation two-to-one, effectively tripling the impact of our contribution!!
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The Cairo-Durham Trunk-or-Treat was a spooktacular success, filled with creative costumes and festive holiday spirit. Our Monsters Inc. Mash crew - including Sulley, Mike, and baby Boo - had a ghoulishly good time celebrating with the community 👻 ... See MoreSee Less
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