Mr. Keck was born in London, England and studied Biology at Temple University, followed by nursing at Thomas Jefferson University. He worked as an Emergency Nurse in Philadelphia and Hershey. Through these hospital experiences he came to appreciate the importance of primary care in keeping patients out of the hospital. He then graduated from the Family Nurse Practitioner program at Villanova University. After graduation he worked as a Family Nurse Practitioner at a Private Practice in York, PA, and then started up Keck Health with his wife, Ari. As the owner of his own clinic, he is excited to be able to dedicate more attention to each specific patient and address their individual needs.

March 2026 District Learning Assembly

The District Learning Assembly is a great opportunity for all Rotarians to enhance their understanding of key areas that contribute to the success of a club. This event will equip you with valuable insights and practical knowledge on crucial topics such as: Using AI, Mentoring, Legal Issues for Clubs, Membership Success, RI Apps, The Rotary Foundation, and MORE!

By attending, you'll walk away with a comprehensive understanding of these areas and be better prepared to help your club achieve its goals and create a positive impact. Whether you're a seasoned Rotarian or new to the role, this assembly will be an inspiring and enriching experience for everyone involved.

Cost: $25 per Rotarian 

REGISTER TODAY!

 

Join us for an inspiring session covering Rotary’s story, values, and impact — including the Avenues of Service, Areas of Focus, and the Four-Way Test. 

Discover what it means to belong and explore ways to get involved. This special program is open to all Rotary and Rotaract members — whether you're new or just want a refresher.

🗓️ Thursday, April 23rd — 7:30 PM EST

Registration Is Now Open for the 2026 Conference in Gettysburg!

Rotary Districts from Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey are joining forces to bring you the ultimate Rotary Experience - A celebration of leadership, fellowship, and service that goes beyond the ordinary. 

This is your opportunity to: 

• Connect with Rotarians from across seven Districts
• Learn from dynamic leaders and innovative projects
• Engage in inspiring discussions that shape our Rotary future

🔗 Register today for the conference, hotel, and sponsorship opportunities at:
NOTYOURTYPICALCONFERENCE.ORG

 

Plans are underway for the District-wide, one-day community event to recycle Lithium-ion batteries. It will occur this April and is being coordinated by the District Environment Committee as part of a larger Rotary International effort. 

For the event, clubs will select a drive-through location where people can drop off their batteries. The recycling company working with Rotary (Redwood Materials) will provide appropriate containers for collecting the batteries and cover shipping costs to the recycling center.  Rotarians provide labor and enthusiasm!