Rotary to Hold Annual Boston Butt Sale
From the Apr 28, 2026 e-EditionThe McKenzie Rotary Club is preparing to fire up the smokers once again for its annual Boston Butt fundraiser, scheduled for Father’s Day weekend.
The much-anticipated event, which has become a local tradition, will offer pre-ordered, slow-cooked pork prepared by club members. Pickup is set for Saturday, June 20 at Tosh Farms Event Barn, 65 Cemetery Lane, Henry, TN 38231, giving families a convenient and delicious option to celebrate the holiday weekend.
Tickets for the fundraiser can be purchased from any McKenzie Rotarian, and organizers encourage residents to place orders early as demand is expected to be high.
Organizers say the annual sale plays a vital role in supporting the club’s community efforts, including scholarships, local improvement projects, and assistance for families in need. Club members will spend hours tending the smokers to ensure each order is cooked to perfection.
Rotary members say they look forward to continuing the tradition, bringing the community together while raising funds for important local initiatives.
In the e-Edition
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