Meeting most first and third Thursdays of the month from 8:00 - 9:00 am
at Perkins Restaurant (7 Erford Road; Lemoyne, PA)
August 1, 2024 Meeting Agenda
Welcome
Pledge of Allegiance / Invocation
Introduction of Visiting Rotarians & Guests
Blue Box - Happy/Sad/Brag Dollars
Announcements/Updates
Program - Samantha Stewartz, Personal Growth Coach
Closing - Four Way Test
Samantha Stewartz
Samantha is a personal growth coach and fitness consultant who blends her 20 years of experience in the fitness industry and well over 10,000 hours of personal growth and development into her craft. She is passionate about calling forward the gifts in those she works with and developing strategies and systems to implement effective care for personal growth and optimal well-being.
Join us for National Night Out!
The RCWS will once again participate in the Camp Hill National Night Out. This marks our third consecutive year at the event.
Tuesday, August 6
5:00 - 8:00 pm
Willow Park, Camp Hill
We are looking for 4-6 club members to man the table and be on hand to answer questions about the RCWS, Flags for Heroes, and help distribute patriotic pinwheels to the children in attendance (we have 200 available).
Flag sponsors are still needed!
We are thrilled to announce that we have our Paul Harris Platinum Sponsor (Members 1st Federal Credit Union), a silver sponsor (West Shore Home), and three bronze sponsors (F&M Trust, The Hall Foundation, and UPMC), but we still have a long way to go if this year's event is to be a success.
Club members, we need your help in finding sponsors. It's the money raised from Flags for Heroes that allows us to give back to so many worthy organizations.
If you missed our social media post or the recent Rotary Round-Up, StormFest was a huge success!
Before the night was over, the RCWS gave away ALL of the 100 trees that Bartlett Tree Experts donated to our Club. Thank you, Bartlett! The tree saplings were given away to increase awareness about riparian buffers. The buffers help improve water quality and protect streams from the impact of adjacent land uses.
Special thanks also go to Rotary District 7390 District Governor Paul Thompson for stopping by to say hello and to club members Siyu, George, Mark, and Joe who helped at our table packaging trees, talking about Rotary, and stamping attendees’ program cards.
Club member Joe McNally deserves an extra shout-out shout out for his service as Chair of the District 7390 Environmental Committee. Our club is proud to have Joe leading these efforts!
2024-2025 District Grant Project
The District 7390 Grant Committee recently notified us that our club's district grant application - in conjunction with the Passport Club - is approved!
The project will be similar to the mental health project that the club hosted in May 2024. We anticipate showing a film related to the very relevant topic of homelessness in our community followed by a panel discussion with local area experts.
Stay tuned for more details!
2024-2025 Dues
The first quarter dues were recently sent out by club treasurer, Mark Knodel. If you did not receive your invoice, please contact Mark as soon as possible.
As a reminder, club members are able to pay for the full year in advance. Our dues remain at $20/month.
As an avid sports fan, President Stephanie Urchick is well-positioned to light the lamp, clear the bases, and split the uprights. Whatever the sports metaphor, she’s destined to keep Rotary in the winner’s circle
Flag sponsors are still needed!
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