named programs · 7 · from sources
What they call their work
Bring A Veteran to Lunch
Annual luncheon honoring veterans and recognizing individuals for their service, featuring donations to veteran support programs
Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck Dinner Sponsorship
Annual event providing dinner for campers at a summer camp for children with special needs
Earth Day Clean Up
Annual community event to clean public spaces in West Sayville, Bayport, and Sayville
Polio Plus Campaign
Local fundraising effort supporting Rotary International's global polio eradication initiative, with matching funds at district and foundation levels
Positivity Rock Project
Collaborative art initiative with high school students to paint and distribute encouraging rocks in Rotary Park for children to find
Save The Bay Oyster Project
Partnership with Sayville Yacht Club and Cornell Cooperative to grow and deploy oysters for natural water filtration in the Great South Bay
Summer LunchBox Program
Provides kid-friendly lunches to students who rely on free school meals during summer months, distributed through the Sayville Food Pantry
activities · 9 groups
What they do
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Charitable Grantmaking to Specific Causes 1 activity
- Disaster Relief Grant to Los Angeles Rotary ClubFunded the Los Angeles Rotary Club with a $2,000 donation to support fire-affected communities.
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Beach and Waterway Cleanup Initiatives 1 activity
- Earth Day Community Clean-UpOrganizes and conducts annual clean-up events across West Sayville, Bayport, and Sayville, most recently on April 25, to support local environmental stewardship.
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Community Event-Based Giving Programs 1 activity
- November General Needs Veterans DriveConducted an annual veterans support drive resulting in the delivery of four cartloads of donations and a $1,000 check to support veterans.
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Community-Engaged Public Art Projects 1 activity
- Positivity Rock ProjectPartners with high school students to paint and distribute rocks with encouraging messages in public spaces such as Rotary Park and other local areas to promote community positivity.
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Oyster and Shellfish Restoration 1 activity
- Save The Bay Oyster ProjectParticipates in the Save The Bay Oyster Project by cleaning, counting, and submerging oysters in the Great South Bay in collaboration with the Sayville Yacht Club and Cornell Cooperative scientists to improve water quality.
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Specialized Summer Camps for Disabilities 1 activity
- Sponsorship of Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck CampersSponsors dinner events for children attending Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, a summer camp serving children with special needs.
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Child & Youth Meal Programs 1 activity
- Summer LunchBox ProgramOperates a summer food distribution program providing 25 cartons of food twice monthly during July and August, delivered through the Sayville Food Pantry to support students in need.
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Memorial and Veteran Honor Services 1 activity
- Veterans Annual LuncheonHosts an annual luncheon event for veterans at Land's End Catering Hall to honor and support local veterans.
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Uncategorized 4 activities
- Dental Care Drive for Children in Meru, KenyaHosted a dental care drive collecting over 500 toothbrushes and tubes of toothpaste for children at the Jerusha Mwiraria Hope Children's Fund orphanage in Meru, Kenya.
- Peace Pole InstallationInstalled a Peace Pole in the Native Garden in front of the Sayville Library as a community symbol of unity and global harmony.
- Polio Plus Program ContributionRaised $610 locally, contributing to a $2,400 total donation to the Polio Plus program through district-level matching funds.
- Support for Naval Sea Cadet ProgramAwarded a $500 grant to Gary Verticchio in recognition of his support for the Naval Sea Cadet program.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$52K
Contributions & grants$20K38%
Program service revenue——
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$43K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out$36K
balance sheet
Total assets$46K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$46K
2 years on record · 2024–2025 · YoY revenue -19.4%
relationships · 23
Who they work with
- Bayport-Bluepoint Interact Club Partner — Collaborated with the Interact Club to collect pet supplies for Last Chance Animal Rescue and recognized their Student of the Season.
- Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck Partner — Sponsors dinner events for campers at Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, a summer camp for children with special needs.
- Cornell Cooperative Extension Partner — Works with Cornell Cooperative scientists to deploy mature oysters into the Great South Bay for water quality improvement.
- General Needs Partner — Partner organization collaborating with the Rotary Club of Sayville on a veterans donation drive.
- Hope Children Fund Partner — Speaker from Hope Children Fund addressed the Rotary Club of Sayville
- Hope Children’s Fund Partner — Collaborated with the Hope Children’s Fund to support a dental care mission to an orphanage in Kenya.
- Hope Children’s Fund Partner — Collected dental supplies for the Hope Children’s Fund’s mission to an orphanage in Meru, Kenya.
- Hope Children’s Fund Partner — Partnered with the Hope Children’s Fund to support a dental care mission to an orphanage in Meru, Kenya.
- Last Chance Animal Rescue Partner — Received dog and cat supplies collected by the Bayport-Bluepoint Interact Club and delivered through Rotary Club of Sayville to support pet care and adoption efforts.
- Los Angeles Rotary Club Partner — Provided a $2,000 donation to support the Los Angeles Rotary Club’s relief efforts following wildfires.
- Michael Murphy Naval Seal Museum Partner — Hosts the Naval Sea Cadet program supported by the Rotary Club of Sayville.
- Rocky Point Rotary Club Partner — Collaborated with a member of the Rocky Point Rotary Club on a dental care drive for an international mission.
- Rocky Point Rotary Club Partner — Collaborated with a member of the Rocky Point Rotary Club, indicating inter-club cooperation.
- Rotary District 7255 Network — Member of Rotary District 7255, one of the largest clubs in the district.
- Rotary District 7255 Network — Member of Rotary District 7255, participating in district-level events and governance.
- Rotary District 7255 Network — Member of Rotary District 7255, participating in district-wide events and conferences.
- Rotary International Network — Member of Rotary International, participating in its peace and conflict resolution focus area.
- Rotary International Network — Member organization supporting the mission of Rotary International.
- Sayville High School Partner — Collaborated with students on the Positivity Rock Project during Community Service Day.
- Sayville High School Partner — Partnered with Sayville High School students on the Positivity Rock Project and trash can painting initiative during Community Service Day.
- Sayville High School Partner — Partnered with Sayville High School students on the Positivity Rock Project during Community Service Day.
- Sayville Yacht Club Partner — Collaborates with the Sayville Yacht Club on the oyster restoration project in the Great South Bay.
- South Shore Waterkeeper Partner — Speaker from South Shore Waterkeeper addressed the Rotary Club of Sayville
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Fellowship-Based Service Leadership Modelmethodology: service-leadership-through-fellowshipBy building a network of local professionals through fellowship, we strengthen community and global improvement efforts, because shared values and relationships inspire sustained service and collective action.
- Recognition as a Catalyst for Continued Service Leadershipmethodology: service-recognition_for_youth_leadershipBy publicly recognizing individuals who support youth and veteran leadership, we reinforce a norm of service and encourage ongoing engagement, because acknowledgment motivates continued participation and role modeling.
- Youth-Engaged Community Art for Service Culturemethodology: youth-engaged community artBy involving youth in creating and distributing community art, we foster a culture of service and positivity among students, because creative participation increases ownership and emotional investment in community well-being.