Welcome to the Rotary Club of New Haven

 

Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back.

About Our Club

Welcome to the New Haven Rotary Club!

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:15 PM
Graduate Club
155 Elm St
New Haven, CT 06510
United States of America
Note, one week per month we have an evening meeting and during certain weeks our location differs. If you are a guest, please check with the Secretary or another officer before attending in order to verify date, time, and location.
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          New Haven Rotary Club would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support.

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We work with groups and organizations of all sizes to accomplish even more.

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On February 3, 2026, the New Haven Rotary Club donated $1,000 to the Gateway Community College Foundation Scholarship Fund. College President Dr. Shiang-Kwei Wang accepts check from Matt Strilbyckij, Treasurer NH Rotary Club.

New Haven Rotary Donates

On January 16,2026, New Haven Rotary Club donates $500 for the Caring Children's Book Project with the Trumbull Rotary and other district rotary clubs. Pictured are Matt Strilbyckij and Beth Stoller from the Trumbull Rotary Club.

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New Haven Rotary Club members joined volunteers from other rotary clubs for the Meal Packaging Event.  This event was a great success with 215 boxes of meals packed, equaling 46,440 meals ready to help feed our neighbors.  The New Haven Rotary Club distributed 50 boxes of meals to Columbus House, Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen, and Marrakech.

On February 7, 2026, New Haven Rotary Club volunteers join other rotary clubs to package meals for the food insecure.

Carol Martin delivering packaged meals to the Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen.

Matt Strilbyckij delivering packaged meals to Columbus House in New Haven.

New Haven Rotary Club makes a $500 donation to Save the Sound to assist with their important mission. Pictured are Matt Strilbyckij, treasurer of NH Rotary, Anne Urkawich and Colin Puckett representatives from Save the Sound.

On Monday December 22, 2025, Paul Capobianco, Warm Coats Project Co-Chair, and School representative receiving 300 coats and 180 New Haven Rotary monopoly games, donated by New Haven Rotary Club.

School teachers distributing warm coats and New Haven Rotary monopoly games.

Room where school children pick up warm coats and New Haven Rotary monopoly games.

On Dec.11, Rotarians volunteer as greeters for the Fantasy of Lights, a fundraising event for Goodwill/Easter Seals. Pictured are John Nutcher, Matt Strilbyckij and Paul Capobianco.  

Rotary volunteers not pictured for the Fantasy of Lights fundraiser were Coutney Fennell, Joe Strilbyckij, Judy Stebbins, and Helen Sayward.

John Nutcher and Paul Capobianco battle the cold weather at the Fantasy of Light fundraiser.

New Haven Rotary Club donates $1,500 to Albertus Magnus Scholarship Fund to provide scholarships to needy New Haven residence. Pictured are Dan Weintraub, Kierran Broatch, and Matt Strilbyckij.

New Haven Rotary Club donates $1,500 to Camp Cedarcrest to support their mission. Pictured are Dan Weintraub, Ivy Urban, Jacob Urban and Matt Strilbyckij.

New Haven Rotary Club donates $500 to Linens of Love to support their mission. Pictured are Matt Strilbyckij, Mary Pursell, Phyllis Brunell and Phyllis Lobo.

New Haven Rotary Donates to Marrakech

On December 2, Heather LaTorra, President and CEO of Marrakech, Inc, gave an update on the services provided by the organization that include residential, employment, support, referral and advisory services to individuals with disabilities helping them reach their full potential. 

 

Photo of Matt Strilbyckij, and Dan Weintraub giving a $1,000 check to Heather LaTorra to support their mission.

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New Haven Rotary donates, and volunteers at Midnight Run

On the last Monday of each month, Midnight Run volunteers, prepare and deliver 75 bagged lunches to Columbus House Overflow Shelter (a shelter for the homeless).

Pictured is Joe Strilbyckij, a New Haven Rotarian, presenting a $500 check for this worthy cause.

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