Welcome to the Rotary E-Club of Sunshine, New York

We are one of the newest Clubs in Rotary District 7230, chartered on 22 November 2021
Rotarians have a vision:

“Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”

Honoring Special People

2025 Zones 28/32 Summit in Winnipeg

Better Together: A Powerful Rotary Experience. What an incredible journey at the Rotary International "Better Together" Zone Summit in Winnipeg, September 16 to 21! With Zones 28 & 32 representing 40 dynamic districts, this session was a true celebration of collaboration, learning, and leadership. We explored fresh approaches to membership growth, deepened our understanding of the Rotary Foundation, and sharpened our strategies for enhancing public image. The insights shared were not just informative—they were transformative. A heartfelt thank you to Director Chris Etienne, and incoming Director Marty Helman for their Leadership. Special gratitude to Margie Hass, Hector R. Ortiz, and all the inspiring guest speakers who made the Assistant Governor track so impactful. Special appreciation to RI staff Diana Edwards and Sophie, Dangerfield whose guidance and learning tools empowered us to better serve our clubs, districts, and communities. Together, we learned. Together, we grew. Together, we are Rotary—changing lives, one act of service at a time.


Assistant Governors Group		Charter President With RI President-Elect		Charter President with PDG Mahbub

Sunshine, Friends & Community: End-of-Summer Picnic by the Hudson

As summer days gently wane, the Rotary E-Club of Sunshine, New York—the new shining star in District 7230, with a vibrant group of twenty globe-minded professionals, invites you to join an unforgettable end-of-summer celebration!

What’s Happening:

What: A festive, totally free End-of-Summer Picnic, hosted by our spirited Charter President, Bina, with Rotary warmth and flair.
When: Saturday, September 6, starting at 4:00 PM, wrapping up with the sunset—just in time to soak in that golden hour glory.
Where: At the picturesque Scenic Hudson Park on Bridge Street in Irvington, NY—right across from the Irvington Metro-North station. Perched on the Hudson River, this location offers jaw-dropping views of Manhattan to the north and New Jersey across the shimmering waterway.

🌞 Sunshine NY Rotary Unites for Good - Supporting Texas Flood Victims

The Rotary E-Club of Sunshine, NY, has responded to an urgent appeal to assist those affected by the catastrophic floods in South Central Texas. Entire communities—particularly in and around Kerrville—have been devastated, with lives upended, homes destroyed, and families in desperate need of support.

In true Rotary spirit, we are joining forces with Rotary District 5840 in Texas, where local Rotarians are already hard at work on the ground, delivering essential aid and coordinating long-term recovery efforts. Their 501(c)(3) Foundation is actively collecting tax-deductible donations to fund food, shelter, clothing, clean-up efforts, and ongoing rebuilding in the hardest-hit areas.

Club Brings Light to Families Battling Hunger Through Food Distribution Project

In a powerful demonstration of community service and compassion, the Rotary E-Club of Sunshine, NY, recently carried out a multi-location food distribution project that brought vital nourishment to nearly 100 families struggling with food insecurity. Funded by a District Grant from Rotary District 7230 and supplemented by member donations, the project provided essential food supplies to communities in need across the Bronx, Westchester, Brooklyn, and New Jersey.

Unlike traditional Rotary Clubs, the Rotary E-Club of Sunshine is made up of members who live and serve in a wide geographic area. That flexibility became a strength as the club mobilized its members to carry out the food distribution in five different locations, reaching families who may otherwise have fallen through the cracks of larger aid programs.

Bags of food, thoughtfully packed by club members, contained staples such as rice, lentils, flour, cooking oil, pasta, oatmeal, protein bars, salt, and sugar. The variety ensured that families received both caloric sustenance and basic nutritional value during difficult times.