• MEDIA ROTARY RAFFLE NETS $15,000

    MEDIA ROTARY RAFFLE NETS $15,000

    The Rotary Foundation of Media recently held its live drawing at Margaret Kuo’s Kitchen at Granite Run. The raffle consisted of six prizes of outstanding and hard to get whiskies with Pappy Van Winkle 15-year-old bourbon as the Grand Prize! The club raised over $15,000 this year, selling out all 500 chances, auctioning of a one-year family membership to the Rocky Run Y and benefitting from several sponsorships.Read More »
  • ROTARY CLUB OF MEDIA NEWS RELEASE

    ROTARY CLUB OF MEDIA NEWS RELEASE

    The Rotary Foundation of Media recently awarded grants to two local organizations.Read More »

Donations

Anyone wishing to make a donation or to submit proposals may do so in writing to the address below:
The Rotary Foundation of Media
P. O. Box 2028
Media, PA 19063

Meetings

Foundation Board meets the 4th Tuesday of the month at 9.00 A.M. at:
Court Diner
140 E. Baltimore Pike
Media, PA 19063

Foundation History

In 1983 the Club formed The Rotary Foundation of Media, a non profit charitable organization with 501-C-3 status under both Federal and State tax statutes. While the main purpose of the Foundation is the distribution of moneys to worthwhile organizations, groups and projects which have direct relevance to the people of the Club’s service area, the members realized there was also a need to fund larger endeavors which the Club could not previously consider. In 1984 the Foundation created a “permanent fund”. The Fund would receive a portion of the donations and place them in secure investments. After a period of time the Foundation would be able to provide a major funding source for community.

Foundation History

In 1983 the Club formed The Rotary Foundation of Media, a non profit charitable organization with 501-C-3 status under both Federal and State tax statutes. While the main purpose of the Foundation is the distribution of moneys to worthwhile organizations, groups and projects which have direct relevance to the people of the Club’s service area, the members realized there was also a need to fund larger endeavors which the Club could not previously consider. In 1984 the Foundation created a “permanent fund”. The Fund would receive a portion of the donations and place them in secure investments. After a period of time the Foundation would be able to provide a major funding source for community.