Through the years Vocation Service has consistently been important to Rotary. Rotary was founded on the idea that like-minded business and professional leaders could grow in their own vocation and personal life by meeting together to develop relationships and by working together to serve their community.

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The Rotary Club of Easton participates in this Avenue of Service in several ways:

• New members give a “classification talk” in which they introduce themselves to the Club by telling their family story and by explaining their vocational choices.

• We occasionally meet offsite to learn more about a local business or community organization.

• We bestow an annual “Ritchey J. Ricci Teacher of the Year” award to a teacher from one of our local districts. This $1,000 award is to fund a classroom activity that is outside the scope of the school budget.