Annual Pasta Dinner
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Published: Aug 18, 2022
Our 38th Annual Pasta Dinner will be held on Sunday November 6, 2022 from Noon-5pm. More details to come soon. See below for info from last year's dinner: The Pasta Dinner is our largest fundraiser every year. It is held in early November at Bishop Kearney High School Cafeteria. Funds raised through the Irondequoit Rotary Pasta Dinner support the following programs and projects for the community: Rotary Camp Haccamo, Sunset House, the Irondequoit Police Department Shop with a Cop, Camp Eastman, the club Adopt-A-Family program, Entertainment for residents at St. Ann’s senior residences, Awards for student in the three high schools in Irondequoit, the Irondequoit Fourth of July Celebration, the Camp Eastman Handicapped Accessible Playground, the Irondequoit Third Grade Dictionary Project, Score Boards for Town Hall Ball Park and many other needs that arise throughout the year. Irondequoit Rotary Drive-Through Take-Out Pasta Dinner 2021 Curbside Ser
2023 Pasta Dinner
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Published: Nov 02, 2023
FOR TICKETS OR SPONSORSHIPS email: Bob Scheidt A special thank you to our sponsors: Title Sponsor: In-kind Sponsors Ad Mar – DeMarco Bishop Kearney Rubino’s Market Wegman’s Titus Ave Friends of Rotary Sponsors Mark Assini For County Executive Dick & Linda Butler Dr. Joe Carbone for County Legislator Crystal Clear Financial LLC-Rocco Leone Dan and Lisa Dwyer Empire Heating & Air Conditioning Irondequoit Town Supervisor Rory Fitzpatrick Herrema's Marketplace Imperial Court/Garden Apartments Tom & Marcia Kosanke & Family RW Lindsay Mosquito Shield Parkside Diner Petrella Phillips, CPAs Price Rite Painting Quality Vision International RDG + Partners CPAs Salvatore's Pizza - Ridge Clinton Bob and Judene Scheidt St. Ann's Community for Senior Living Stefano Law Firm Gold Sponsors Bruster's R
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Published: Oct 02, 2023
Support for Ukrainian Refugees Terri Corrigan-Bastuk and Dave Shaheen represented Irondequoit Rotary on Saturday February 3rd meeting at the Ukrainian Federal Credit Union where they met the families our club helped resettle. Funds from the District Simplified Grant and our general fund were used to provide basic necessities such as food, clothing, and school supplies. Terri led the project to secure the matching grant from the District. The families were very thankful and Dave and Terri made channel 13 news. Click HERE to see the video.