



Pot of Gold Reverse Raffle
Join us for an exciting evening of fun and chance at the Pot of Gold Reverse Raffle! This event will be held at Auburn Pitts Bar & Grill in Auburn, NH where if your ticket is the last to be drawn you win the pot of gold - $5,000! Don't miss out on the opportunity to be a part of this exciting event hosted by Boston Bruins anthem singer Todd Angilly.
Raffle tickets are $100 each and permit you and a guest to attend the evening event drawing. Feel free to share the cost of a ticket with friend(s). A maximum of 300 tickets only will be sold so your odds are good.
Doors open at 5:00pm with drawings beginning at 6:00pm. Light appetizers and a cash bar are available with additional fun and games planned including a 50/50 drawing. While you don't have to be present to win the Pot of Gold jackpot, we hope you come and join us so you can collect your jackpot live if you win!
Proceeds from this event support grants from Queen City Rotary which are reinvested in nonprofit organizations serving youth in the Greater Manchester community.
Queen City Rotary Club thanks you for your support and GOOD LUCK!
Sponsorship opportunities are available, please refer to the Home Page Download section for more details.
Tickets may also be purchased directly from our website (select the Donate Now button) as well or email us at queencityrotaryclub@gmail.com.

The Queen City Rotary Club extended its heartfelt thanks and gratitude to outgoing President Natalie Jutras and welcomed the new president, Heather Francoeur, during a special ceremony held recently at the Puritan Back Room in Manchester.
“Natalie was an inspirational and energetic leader during the past year and helped our club flourish in all ways,” noted Francoeur. “We truly appreciate her service and strong commitment to our mission of helping kids in need.”
Over the past year, the Club completed numerous community service projects across the city, hosted its annual “Night at the North pole” celebration for inner city children, provided scholarships to outstanding students, held recognition events for public safety officers and area champions, held a polio prevention fund drive, launched a monthly TV program on Manchester Public TV, and held two signature fund-raising events – the Reverse Raffle and Comedy Bowl. In May, the club held its annual charitable grants program, and distributed $50,000 in donations to 45 youth-centered non-profits in Greater Manchester.
Additionally, the Club revamped its member outreach program and added several new members over the course of the year.
“What an amazing year it has been,” said Jutras. “I am so grateful to all the club members for their friendship, camaraderie, and unwavering commitment to our mission. I am excited that we will continue this momentum as I pass on the gavel to Heather.”
The club also recognized members Dan Bednarski, Monica Labonville, Linda Seabury, Tom Stewart, Hal Sullivan, and Pete Winslow with special awards for their extraordinary volunteer service and commitment to area youth.
The 2025-2026 slate of officers is: Heather Francoeur-President, Alisha Cahall -President-Elect, Sheamus Standish-Vice President, Cindy Gaffney-Secretary, Dan Bednarski-Treasurer, Monica Labonville-Past President, Karen Metz-Director, Meg Timbas-Director, Anne-Marie Hafeman-Director, and Rick Lundborn-Director
Since 1995, our club has presented Toolship Awards to deserving graduating seniors from the Manchester School of Technology. These awards help students get a head start in their career with funds to help purchase the necessary tools unique to their specific trade. This could include specialized clothing, tools, or equipment. Having the right tools for the job is a prerequisite to success in any trade profession.




Blue Knights Football | Boys & Girls Club of Greater Manchester |
Breakthrough Manchester | CASA |
Central HS Maskers | Central HS Little Green |
Central HS Music | Central HS Oracle |
City Year | Central HS Robotics |
Founders Academy Drama Club | Families in Transition |
Franco-American Centre | Girl Scouts of the Green & White Mountains |
Friends of Aine | Granite State Generosity |
Girls at Work | Hope NH |
Make-A-Wish | Majestic Theatre |
Manchester Community Music School | Manchester Proud |
Manchester Housing & Redevelopment Authority | Mark Stebbins Community Center |
Manchester Police Athletic League | Palace Theatre Trust |
Mayhew Program | Pass Along Project |
New Hampshire Afghan Support Network | Queen City Bicycle Collective |
New Hampshire Food Bank | Safari Youth Club |
NHMI/Safe Sport Network | SEE Science Center |
Positive Street Art | Suitcase Project |
Project Happy | The Comeback Kid Mentorship Program |
Scouting America New Hampshire | UpReach |
Spark the Dream | Webster House |
Victory Women of Vision | YWCA New Hampshire |
Waypoint | Boys & Girls Club of Greater Manchester |

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