The Liberty Central School Interact Club members recently presented to the Liberty Rotary Club, highlighting their accomplishments this year and their plans through the end of 2026.

Interact members continue to be enthusiastic and dedicated partners, eager to support Rotary—especially in helping operate the Rotary Games at community events. This year, they also assisted with the annual Liberty Rotary Spaghetti Dinner and played a key role in the Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser, which successfully raised funds for the purchase of a Book Vending Machine at the Liberty Middle School..

Looking ahead, the Interact Club will soon install a Little Free Library at Liberty High School. As part of this project, students developed and delivered a presentation to the Liberty Board of Education to gain approval, demonstrating leadership, initiative and strong communication skills. They are now preparing to purchase and install the library.

In addition, Interact members are giving back through service by collecting hygiene items to assemble care bags for Fearless. Students who attended Rotary Youth Leadership Awards shared their experiences, expressed their gratitude to the Liberty Rotary Club, and will be presenting to the sophomore class in April.

The Interact Club also demonstrated its commitment to community support by contributing a $500 sponsorship to the Bowls and Bites Fundraiser for A Single Bite.

The Interact Club looks forward to continuing its strong partnership with the Liberty Rotary Club and expanding its impact in the community.

In recognition of their hard work and participation in the Spaghetti Dinner, the Liberty Rotary Club presented the Interact Club with a check for $916.