Club Information
Welcome to our Club!
Bath

Service Above Self Since 1919

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
J. R. Maxwell & Co.
122 Front Street
Bath, ME 04530
United States of America
Phone:
(207) 370-2284
Email:
bathrotary@gmail.com
First 3 Tuesdays of the month at noon. Some meetings now on Zoom. Email bathrotary@gmail.com for link.
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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 313
Bath, ME 04530
USA
 
Stories
George Dole Bath Rotary 5K set for May 21
 
Registration is now open for the 8th annual and newly renamed George Dole Bath Rotary 4-Way 5K that will be held on Saturday, May 21st at 9 a.m. at Morse High School, 826 Shipbuilder Drive in Bath, Maine. Register online at https://runsignup.com/Race/ME/Bath/BathRotary5K
 
The proceeds will benefit the Cambodian Kids Scholarship Fund which will provide tuition for students from the CIO Orphanage in Siem Reap, Cambodia to continue their post secondary studies.
 
Thank you to our long time presenting sponsor Mid Coast Hospital.
Golf Beneficiaries awarded proceeds

At the December 7, 2021 meeting of the Bath Rotary Club, representatives of the three beneficiaries of the 30th annual golf tournament, that was held held on October 1st at Sebasco Harbor Resort, were present to receive a donation of $5,000 each. The $15,000 raised was an all time record for proceeds from this long-standing tournament. The club is grateful for the generosity of the sponsors and players that contributed to the tournament’s success. The beneficiaries this year were Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bath Brunswick, Chop Point School and Midcoast Community Alliance/Midcoast Youth Center & Skatepark. These donations will help alleviate the stresses that the ongoing pandemic has created for the youth in our communities.

Photo L to R: Bath Rotary President Michael Princiotta, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bath/Brunswick Executive Director Lindsay MacDonald, Bath Rotary Golf Tournament Chair Bob Warren, Chop Point President and Camp Director David Wilkinson, Midcoast Youth Center Executive Director and Midcoast Community Alliance Founder Jamie Dorr and Midcoast Youth Center Youth Outreach Coordinator Donna Verhoeven.

WASH Rotary Action Group video wins 3rd place
This is a chance for all of us to share in the joy that WASH projects bring to
our beneficiary communities.  The Rotary Clubs of Bath, York, Boothbay and Bath Sunrise
along with District 7780 supported this fun and rewarding effort. The kids learned about the 
transmission of germs by handing around a glitter ball. The children built their own Tippy-Tap
hand washing station and many requested materials in order to build one at home.
The link brings up a YouTube ad first...push "skip ad".
 
CIO University Students
Rich Cromwell reports some news from the CIO Orphanage in Cambodia:
 
We are all so proud of Srey Hang, Sokneat and Sokleng. Not only have they studied hard and passed their national exams (like our SAT's) but
they are also a big help to Srey Mom at CIO. Each has their own heartbreaking story but they are focused with joy and optimism on their futures.
The girls will remain in the CIO family as they continue their studies.
Thank you for your support of CIO and these lovely young ladies!
 
WASH news from Cambodia
Rich Cromwell, Jen Merrill and Shelby Kaplan's recent work in Cambodia is featured in the February 2021 WASH newsletter. You can see the entire publication in the downloads section on the left side of the Home Page.
District Grant collaboration gets Woolwich Ambulance needed equipment
(Photo courtesy of Phil Di Vice/Wiscasset Newspaper)
 
Partnering with the Bath Sunrise Rotary Club on a district grant, the Bath Rotary Club was able to give $6000 to Woolwich Fire & Rescue to help purchase a second heart monitor for their ambulance. Bath Subaru was also able to donate $15,000 through Subaru's Share The Love promotion. First responders, Sunrise and Bath Rotarians as well as members of the Woolwich Selectboard were on hand for the presentation. 
Lois Skillings addresses the crowd at the Million Mask Challenge event in Portland
Our own Lois Skillings spoke at the Portland stop of the Million Mask Challenge on October 6th, 2020 as a representative of health care workers in our region. The Challenge traveled through six states, hosted nine strategic event stops, delivered 100,000 PPE face-masks to each Rotary District and their Clubs throughout New England. The goal is to have each Rotary Club in these areas provide protective masks to grass-roots first responders, essential workers and schools inside their communities. Rotary District 7780, which includes 41 Rotary clubs in Southern Maine and Coastal New Hampshire, is planning the publicity events around the mask distribution to highlight the importance of wearing masks and the role of Rotarians in the community. Pictured L to R is Bath Rotarian and CEO of Mid Coast-Parkview Health Lois Skillings, District Governor Peggy Belanger and District Governor Elect Dick Hall.
Bath Rotary Charitable Trust receives MHBA donation
The Modular Homebuilders Association of Maine (MHBA) has donated $5000 to the Bath Rotary Charitable Trust in support of
the Bath Rotary's long standing collaboration with the Bath Regional Career and Technical Center. 
Rob and Nick Sherman of Hallmark Homes (on right) presented the award stating that the MHBA is keenly aware of the importance of 
vocational training and wishes to support and encourage both the Rotary and Bath Vocational Center. 
Bath Rotary Club President Brigit Cavanagh and Bath Rotarian Rich Cromwell accepted the award.
AEDs For Bath Recreation
5 AEDs were purchased with proceeds from last summer's Golf Tournament and are now in service at various Bath Recreation Department locations. Pictured in photo are (l to r): Dana Delahanty and Steve Balboni of the Bath Rec Department, current Bath Rotary President Betsy Harrington, Leslie Gallant from the Bath Area Baseball League, Past Rotary President and former baseball coach Bob Warren, Rotary Secretary Caelie Smith and Rotary Board member Rick Byrnes.
BRCTC site gets a new slab
 
The modular house under construction was moved in order to pour the concrete slab at the construction site which will assist in future modular homes built there.
 
Super Saturday Food Drive a Success
It was very cold but sunny (to start) at our Fill-A-Bus Food Drive held on Saturday, February 2nd at Shaw's Supermarket. In the top photo Tom Edwards, Assistant DG Bob Reed of the Sunrise Club and Mike Jamison man the table at the front entrance. The bottom photo features Tom Edwards (ready to end his shift!), with relief from Jeff Guenther, Jason Ritchie and Caelie Smith. We collected  $567 in cash, $150 in checks and  1633 pounds of food for the Bath Area Food Bank. A Super Saturday indeed!
Golf tournament proceeds distributed
 
Bath Rotary President Bob Warren (far left) stands next to Bath Police Chief Mike Field and Bath Fire Chief Buddy Renaud (right) with members of the Bath Fire Department as they demonstrate the new thermal infrared imaging cameras that were purchased with proceeds from the Bath Rotary's golf tournament this past June. The units have already been put into use.
 

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Club Executives & Directors
President
Michael Princiotta
Co-President Elect
Anthony Jamison
Vice President
Michael Walton
Treasurer
Linda Sullivan
Secretary
Anthony Jamison
Executive Secretary
Caelie Smith
Membership
Brigit Cavanagh
Rotary Foundation Chair
Lee Patenaude
Past President
Brigit Cavanagh
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Speakers
January speakers
Meyers, Marc
 
February Speakers
Guenther, Jeffrey
 
March speakers
Walton, Michael
 
April speakers
 
May speakers
Warren, Bob
 
June speakers
 
Sergeant At Arms
January Sergeant-At-Arms
Guenther, Jeffrey
 
February Sergeant-At-Arms
Warren, Bob
 
March Sergeant-At-Arms
McDaniel, Amanda
 
April Sergeant-At-Arms
Cavanagh, Brigit
 
May Sergeant-At-Arms
 
June Sergeant-At-Arms
Jamison, Mike
 
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