July 2022: 
The Irondequoit Rotary 2022 Changeover Dinner was held June 28th at Sweet Briar Lodge where we experienced a "peaceful transition of power" from outgoing President Lynn Wozniak to incoming President Kim Miranda.
We thanked President Lynn Wozniak for guiding us through a very successful Rotary year with many accomplishments: successful Pasta Dinner & Reverse Drawdown fundraisers, the creation of a new long-term strategic plan, and continued work for all the Irondequoit & worldwide charities that benefit from our support. Lynn passed out pins in appreciation of all of us working so well this year. We all had our moments where we "led the flock and rose to the front of the V". Quack quack!
This year's Paul Harris presentation was made by Bob Scheidt. Bob opened up the program remembering Major General Norb Rappl who chaired the Paul Harris Committee for many years. In lieu of silence we dedicated our joyful time to Norb! General Rappl always wore Hawaiian shirts while announcing the Paul Harris recipients so Bob brought a necklace from Hawaii to be worn by future announcers in Norb's honor. 
Over 40 residents of the Legacy at Cranberry Landing had a happy Valentine's Day thanks to a gift from our club. Club members sent personalized Valentine's Day cards plus cookies and carnations! Thanks to B.J. Cunningham for leading us in this annual effort!
Irondequoit Rotary was proud to support Earth Day & Invigorate Irondequoit by cleaning up along the Irondequoit Bay Marine Park this past Saturday. Many thanks to all club members who participated!! Thanks also to Pontillo’s (Ridge Hudson) and Guido Barbone, owner, for donating a fantastic pizza lunch for all the workers!!
A modified vaccine offers hope that eradication is closer than ever.
Rotary clubs in District 6250 (Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA) have donated a mobile clinic to St. Clare Health Mission, a community organization in La Crosse, Wisconsin, that provides primary and specialty health care services at no cost for those without access to insurance.
Rotary President Jennifer Jones appeared on the stage at the star-studded Global Citizen Festival to announce an additional US$150 million pledge toward that end.
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