Our Rotary Club is a group of business and professional men and women from the Greece area who volunteer our time and resources to make a difference within our town.  We help the youth of our area along with supporting the international community with cultural and study exchanges through Rotary International. Here are some of our projects:
Community Service: Urges every Rotarian to participate in all activities which make his community a better place in which to live.
Greece Little League Challenger Division  Playground and lodge at Greece Canal Park Northwest YMCA Holiday Party for the BOCES mentally and physically challenged children. GED - Adult Literacy Education Program Dictionary Project - Project to give each 3rd grade student in the Greece and Hilton School Districts their own personal dictionary      Greece Post Gives a Cheer to Rotary      Press Release - Greece Rotary Skips a Meal for Polio      13WHAM - Bright Spot: Bringing the Magic to Community Service Special Olympics
International Service: Encourage and foster the advancement of understanding and good will among peoples of the world.
Rotary Foundation World Community Service PolioPlus      Pennies for Polio Pays Big Dividends for Rotary's Challenge Nigerian Water Project
Vocational Service: The promoting of the ideal of service throughout the business and professional world.
Vocational Scholarship Liotta Scholarship M. Hare Brown Scholarship Moraes Scholarship Hilton Scholarship - Recognizes a Hilton High School who resides in the Town of Greece portion of HiIton School District Greece School District New Teachers Luncheon RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Award) Interact - Schedule of meetings to be held by our sponsored club at Odessey High School. All meetings start at 2:20 pm. Greece Rotarians are welcome to attend and it counts as a makeup.
Club Service: Those things that a Rotarian does to help make successful the running of his/her Rotary Club.
Weekly Programs/Presentations Greece Rotary Golf Tournament Ziti Dinner 50/50 Raffle
	Interact is an international organization of service and social clubs for young people of secondary school age that fosters leadership and responsible citizenship and promotes international understanding and peace. Rotary clubs provide guidance and inspiration, but the Interact clubs are self-governing and self-supporting. Clubs take a variety of forms, both single-gender and mixed as well as large and small. The membership base of a club can be drawn from the student body of a single school or from two or more schools from the same community.
	The Rotary Community Corps (RCC) program provides non-Rotarians possessing strong leadership potential with the organizational tools and technical assistance required to carry out local community development projects. Rotary club sponsorship and encouragement enable Rotary Community Corps members to provide valuable services to their communities while strengthening their own leadership skills and talents. The purpose of the Rotary Community Corps program is to promote grass-roots, self-help projects; develop local leadership abilities; maximize local resources; and use appropriate cost-efficient technology.
	Every year approximately 7,000 students ages 15 to 19 go abroad under the auspices of the Rotary Youth Exchange program, either for the academic year or an extended period of time. Each year, local Rotary districts and clubs worldwide arrange thousands of international Youth Exchanges for high school-aged students. A primary goal of the program is to foster world understanding by way of intercultural exchange.
	In 1985, Rotary International launched PolioPlus, a 20-year commitment to eradicate polio. PolioPlus is one of the most ambitious humanitarian undertakings ever made by a private entity. It will serve as a paradigm for private-public collaborations in the fight against disease well into the 21st century.