Betsy Vicencio
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh
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(Pictured) Plattsburgh Rotary Club President Betsy Vicencio
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- Launching a Companion Club to engage emerging career professionals,
- Boosting attendance by making our meetings even more meaningful and welcoming; and,
- Streamlining our information-sharing to help all of us stay connected and involved. (Click the "goals" link above to see more details on each goal.)
40th Plattsburgh Rotary International Fishing Classic A Success
Top Five Anglers & Teams Receive Cash Prizes Totaling $13,000.00
PLATTSBURGH, NY __ The highly anticipated annual Plattsburgh Rotary International Fishing Classic on Lake Champlain is now in the books for the 40th year. Nearly 390 anglers, from 11 states and one Canadian province reeled in salmon, lake trout and walleye up and down the lake during the three-day tournament for cash prizes totaling more than $13,000.
Many people join Rotary as a means of "paying back" for the professional success they have achieved. They are looking for ways to help others. When you join Rotary, you play a role in helping the club achieve its community and worldwide goals. This is done both through involvement in community projects and financial support. Rotary club membership is a great way to mix with community leaders from all walks of life and to hear outstanding speakers each week.
Michelle Roseberry and Jeff Collen were recently inducted into the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh.
Rachel-Maria Brown
"I love being part of something that brings people together and makes a difference."Rachel has made an impression. A very, very good impression. Since joining Rotary in July 2024, Rachel has given her all. She's volunteering for whatever she can, and she's doing it with a friendly smile and "we can do it" nature. What's really cool about Rachel is that she believes so much in the spirit of volunteerism, she has been passing that passion on down to her kids. "I'm truly proud of my involvement in community events - especially when I get to volunteer alongside my kids."
Rachel's a go-getter, and we'll be seeing a lot more of her in the years ahead...and we're looking forward to it.
October is recognized as Polio Awareness Month by Rotary International and other organizations to raise awareness and funds for polio eradication. The month-long campaign culminates with World Polio Day on October 24, which commemorates the work done to combat the disease and highlights ongoing efforts to eliminate it worldwide.
This year, The Rotary (Noon) Club of Plattsburgh teamed up with the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh Sunrise to raise funds for RI's effort to eradicate polio.
From powerful performances and speakers to global service commitments, more than 38,000 people celebrate Rotary’s global
Photos from the 2026 Rotary Convention in
Global gathering welcomes Rotary members from 140 countries and is expected to generate NT$1.578–1.735 billion in local economic impact.
2026 General Secretary Report to ConventionRotary in review: 2025-26This year, Rotary members were invited to
At the Rotary International Convention, polio experts report on eradication effort
