Join us to Unite for Good

This annual fundraiser's proceeds benefit Rotary's initiative to eradicate polio around the world, while bringing together many from our local community to connect with their causes too. Watch for details every October as we honor World Polio Day on October 24th.
 
The event varies each year, featuring different Rotary initiatives and including different groups from around Baldwinsville, but will typically have:
  • Live Music
  • Craft Beers from WT Brews, our host venue
  • Local Artisans
  • Trivia with prizes
  • Raffles
  • and more!
We look forward to seeing you at WT Brews in October 2026!
 
Want to be a part of the event? Contact us today!
 

What we do unite around?

Rotary Clubs around the world focus on several key areas: 
  • Peace & Conflict Resolution
  • Healthcare & Disease Prevention
  • Clean Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
  • Maternal & Child Health
  • Basic Education & Literacy
  • Growing Economies
  • Supporting the Environment
 
Our annual event will focus on a current initiative from our club to showcase some of the many things we do.
 
2025: Peace & Conflict Resolution
We unveiled our newest peace pole that will be installed in spring 2026. Look for two at the library and one at the volunteer center as we are starting a peace trail through our community. These poles have "May Peace Prevail On Earth" written on each side in different languages spoken throughout our community, with each creating a space where you can pause for a moment of peace and reflection on what peace means to you. 
Click here to learn about Rotary's broader peace initiatives.
 
2024: Supporting the Environment
We held a ribbon cutting to show off the two new bird-viewing binoculars we installed along the river as we revel in the return of bald eagles to CNY. We included signage that teaches you about commonly spotted wildlife along the river, done in collaboration with Cornell's Ornithology Lab. Our binoculars are free to use and available all year round, located behind the Dollar Tree, along the river trail. They were made possible with the support of a Rotary District 7150 Legacy Grant and funds raised on our club.