Whiskey Raffle – Thursday, June 8, 2023 – dinner at 6:15 & drawing at 7:15 PM
Whiskey Raffle will be held both at Margaret Kuo's Granite Run and by Zoom. You do not need to be present to win. Tickets $40 each or 3 for $100. Only 500 tickets will be sold.Read More »
ROTARY RAFFLE RAISES OVER $11,OOO
Members and friends of the Rotary Club of Media show the door prizes they won at the Whiskey Raffle
MEDIA ROTARY BACKPACK PROJECT
Rotarians fill backpacks with school supplies at the VFW in Media. The backpacks were later delivered to Media Elementary School.
ROTARY SUPPORTS LOCAL FOOD BANK
Two local Rotary clubs, Media and Glen Mills-Thornbury, recently gave a check for $2500.00 to the Media Food Bank.
Media Food Bank
Media Rotary Club delivered a check for $15,325 to the Media Food Bank. Funds were donated by individuals, the club foundation and the Rotary District 7450.
MEDIA ROTARY CLUB/MANCHESTER PARK STORY
MEDIA – Most days Manchester Park, nestled into the heart of this bustling Borough, serves its intended purpose of providing a calm oasis in the middle of the bustling beehive of activity that surrounds it.
MITYANA WATER TANK COMPLETED
NEW - Help Feed Local Families by Supporting Media Food Bank!
With schools shut down, too many of our citizens still out of work, and disruptions in our food chain, hunger continues to stalk our region. Our local Media Food Bank is feeding 100 families a week, almost double the number prior to the pandemic. Help take action to stop Hunger.
Our Rotary District will match our gifts up to $500 to support this new club project.
Please donate any amount if you can to help the Media Food Bank. Thanks!
With schools shut down, too many of our citizens still out of work, and disruptions in our food chain, hunger continues to stalk our region. Our local Media Food Bank is feeding 100 families a week, almost double the number prior to the pandemic. Help take action to stop Hunger.
Our Rotary District will match our gifts up to $500 to support this new club project.
Please donate any amount if you can to help the Media Food Bank. Thanks!
Club Meetings Continue Online, but as things open up, we will begin
in-person events while complying with proper safety protocols
As safety directives are relaxed and the pandemic subsides please look forward to in-person club meetings, events, service projects and fund raisers to begin. Until then we will continue with our Club and Board meetings online. Although the pandemic has placed burdens on everyone making life more challenging and stressful, we will strive to serve our community while following the directives as they are updated to remain safe and keep our community safe.
This year’s Rotary International theme is “Rotary Opens Opportunities.” Our global organization remains active locally, nationally and worldwide. As you know, we have all been impacted by recent current events, but we can still have a positive impact in our community. While we will continue with our Food for Heroes and Foodbank initiatives, it is my hope that through our collective club members’ imaginations we will find even more ways to serve our community. We can help businesses, families and individuals in many ways. Let’s focus on how we as an organization can help and I ask you to please continue to support us as we will work together to support those in need.
Be safe and stay involved because Rotary Opens Opportunities!
Service Above Self;
Jim Resinger
President, Rotary Club of Media
As safety directives are relaxed and the pandemic subsides please look forward to in-person club meetings, events, service projects and fund raisers to begin. Until then we will continue with our Club and Board meetings online. Although the pandemic has placed burdens on everyone making life more challenging and stressful, we will strive to serve our community while following the directives as they are updated to remain safe and keep our community safe.
This year’s Rotary International theme is “Rotary Opens Opportunities.” Our global organization remains active locally, nationally and worldwide. As you know, we have all been impacted by recent current events, but we can still have a positive impact in our community. While we will continue with our Food for Heroes and Foodbank initiatives, it is my hope that through our collective club members’ imaginations we will find even more ways to serve our community. We can help businesses, families and individuals in many ways. Let’s focus on how we as an organization can help and I ask you to please continue to support us as we will work together to support those in need.
Be safe and stay involved because Rotary Opens Opportunities!
Service Above Self;
Jim Resinger
President, Rotary Club of Media
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In Memorium Page
Rotary Clock in Media, PA
Whiskey Raffle – Thursday, June 8, 2023 – dinner at 6:15 & drawing at 7:15 PM
Whiskey Raffle will be held both at Margaret Kuo's Granite Run and by Zoom. You do not need to be present to win. Tickets $40 each or 3 for $100. Only 500 tickets will be sold.
In Memorium
NEW - Help Feed Local Families by Supporting Media Food Bank!
With schools shut down, too many of our citizens still out of work, and disruptions in our food chain, hunger continues to stalk our region. Our local Media Food Bank is feeding 100 families a week, almost double the number prior to the pandemic. Help take action to stop Hunger.
Our Rotary District will match our gifts up to $500 to support this new club project.
Please donate any amount if you can to help the Media Food Bank. Thanks!
With schools shut down, too many of our citizens still out of work, and disruptions in our food chain, hunger continues to stalk our region. Our local Media Food Bank is feeding 100 families a week, almost double the number prior to the pandemic. Help take action to stop Hunger.
Our Rotary District will match our gifts up to $500 to support this new club project.
Please donate any amount if you can to help the Media Food Bank. Thanks!
Dear Rotarians,
Here’s how our club is helping two groups with one gesture during this current COVID-19 crisis. Members may use the button below to donate the cost of their lunch to The Media Rotary Foundation by Wednesday at 8pm and we will use that money to purchase lunches at one of our local Media restaurants and have them delivered to a different department at Riddle Hospital.
Here’s how our club is helping two groups with one gesture during this current COVID-19 crisis. Members may use the button below to donate the cost of their lunch to The Media Rotary Foundation by Wednesday at 8pm and we will use that money to purchase lunches at one of our local Media restaurants and have them delivered to a different department at Riddle Hospital.
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Club Meetings Continue Online, but as things open up, we will begin
in-person events while complying with proper safety protocols
As safety directives are relaxed and the pandemic subsides please look forward to in-person club meetings, events, service projects and fund raisers to begin. Until then we will continue with our Club and Board meetings online. Although the pandemic has placed burdens on everyone making life more challenging and stressful, we will strive to serve our community while following the directives as they are updated to remain safe and keep our community safe.
This year’s Rotary International theme is “Rotary Opens Opportunities.” Our global organization remains active locally, nationally and worldwide. As you know, we have all been impacted by recent current events, but we can still have a positive impact in our community. While we will continue with our Food for Heroes and Foodbank initiatives, it is my hope that through our collective club members’ imaginations we will find even more ways to serve our community. We can help businesses, families and individuals in many ways. Let’s focus on how we as an organization can help and I ask you to please continue to support us as we will work together to support those in need.
Be safe and stay involved because Rotary Opens Opportunities!
Service Above Self;
Jim Resinger
President, Rotary Club of Media
As safety directives are relaxed and the pandemic subsides please look forward to in-person club meetings, events, service projects and fund raisers to begin. Until then we will continue with our Club and Board meetings online. Although the pandemic has placed burdens on everyone making life more challenging and stressful, we will strive to serve our community while following the directives as they are updated to remain safe and keep our community safe.
This year’s Rotary International theme is “Rotary Opens Opportunities.” Our global organization remains active locally, nationally and worldwide. As you know, we have all been impacted by recent current events, but we can still have a positive impact in our community. While we will continue with our Food for Heroes and Foodbank initiatives, it is my hope that through our collective club members’ imaginations we will find even more ways to serve our community. We can help businesses, families and individuals in many ways. Let’s focus on how we as an organization can help and I ask you to please continue to support us as we will work together to support those in need.
Be safe and stay involved because Rotary Opens Opportunities!
Service Above Self;
Jim Resinger
President, Rotary Club of Media
If calendar is not appearing, click here.
ROTARY RAFFLE RAISES OVER $11,OOO
Members and friends of the Rotary Club of Media show the door prizes they won at the Whiskey RaffleMEDIA ROTARY BACKPACK PROJECT
Rotarians fill backpacks with school supplies at the VFW in Media. The backpacks were later delivered to Media Elementary School.ROTARY SUPPORTS LOCAL FOOD BANK
Two local Rotary clubs, Media and Glen Mills-Thornbury, recently gave a check for $2500.00 to the Media Food Bank.Media Food Bank
Media Rotary Club delivered a check for $15,325 to the Media Food Bank. Funds were donated by individuals, the club foundation and the Rotary District 7450.