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Springfield Township Rotary Club
District Governor and Assistant Governor Visit Club
On Tuesday September 20th, Springfield Township Rotary Club welcomed District 7430 Governor Linda Young and Assistant Governor Michael Seidner. Linda was there to share her message and goals for the 2016-2017 year and to encourage all Rotarians to continue to be a “Shining Star” in serving others. Pictured is the 2016-2017 Springfield Township Rotary Board. Left to Right (Seated) are: ADG Michael Seidner, DG Linda Young, Past President Scott Kreilick. Left to Right (Standing): President Elect Dorothea Hatt, President Ed Fox, Board Member Dr. Nancy Hacker, Vice President Dennis Murray, Secretary Amanda Helwig, Board Member Dr. Roseanne Nyiri, and Treasurer Bonnie Ostrofsky.
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All proceeds from this Booster will go to support projects locally and internationally that Springfield Township Rotary Club dedicates their time and resources too. Please be a part of our motto, “Service Above Self”.
More about this campaign
The Rotary Club of Springfield Township is the local chapter of Rotary International. Adhering to the motto “Service Above Self” the Rotary Club of Springfield Township, is a group of local business leaders, retirees, and others in the community that gather weekly for fellowship, learning and to discuss community projects on a local and international level. The Springfield Township Rotary Club Tuesdays at 12:15PM at the Sandy Run Country Club. All are welcome to attend a meeting to see what we’re all about. The club number is 5454 and it’s a part of the 7430 Rotary District.
Examples of some past Service Projects in our community include: Walking Trail, Bridge and Gazebo at Cisco Park, Contributions to Little League Fields in the Twp, $20,000 renovation of Flourtown Erdenheim War Memorial, Banners on Township Lamp Posts thru out the Twp, Numerous School Awards, and Free Fireworks to the community each year!
But we need our communities support. Each year we run the Community Carnival in June and a Fruit Sale in the winter months. Unfortunately, our Fruit Supplier has cancelled our fruit this year and we need to supplement that loss of fundraising dollars to continue the good work we do. Please consider purchasing a shirt and supporting Springfield Township Rotary! 🙂
Rotarians Roll Up Sleeves to Help Face-to-Face for MLK Day
Once again, The Springfield Township Rotary Club rolled up their sleeves and participated in Martin Luther King Day, by doing what they do best, “Service Above Self”. Mike Creeden and his kitchen staff at Sandy Run Country Club prepared a wonderful meal for Face to Face in Germantown. Joe Bonus of Bonus Marketing was a great help today with transport as were Rotary members who served the meal at Face to Face. Following the meal at Face to Face, Rotarian Claudia Campbell of Tabitha Harrier Concierge drove to Arcadia to pick-up donated items and then delivered them to Face to Face. To date our toiletry drive items total 2,141 and Rotary will have additional items for Face to Face during the month of January due to the generosity of the Springfield Democrats who also collected.
Outbound Exchange Student, Springfield Resident Jenny Lukoff Speaks to Rotary Club
Springfield Township Rotary Club welcomed home their Outbound Exchange Student, Springfield Resident Jenny Lukoff. Jenny has spent the last year in Belgium, speaking Dutch and attending classes. At the meeting, Jenny explained to the Rotary Club how the experience has impacted her and influenced her. While abroad she was afforded the opportunity to also travel to England, France and Italy as well as numerous other excursions. She will be attending the University of Vermont this fall. If you have interest in hosting an inbound exchange student or have a student interested in studying abroad please reach out to the Springfield Township Rotary Club.
Pictured Left to Right; Rotary President Michael Mike Creeden and Exchange Student Jenny Lukoff.
Organ Donation Changes Lives
The Springfield Rotary Club welcomed as a guest speaker this week Tim Sawick from the Gift of Life Donor program. Mr. Sawick stopped by to discuss the gift of life, Organ Donations. Tim is the recipient of four life saving organs and is a testament that organ donation does change lives. He is happily married and the proud parent of 7 children. He shared his life story with Rotarians and continues to do so with other groups, spreading the message that organ donation is a real and important gift we should all consider. Pictured left to right Rotary President Michael Creeden, Rotarian Dianna Gallen and Guest Speaker Tim Sawick of the Gift of Life Donor program.
Joy Zwicker Receives Rotary International Recognition
Springfield Township Rotary Club is very proud to announce that one of their own has received International Recognition. Rotarian Joy Zwicker, who has been with the Springfield Rotary Club since 1996, has always been an important member of the Club. She has served as President, Treasurer, and as an Assistant District Governor. On Tuesday, March 25th, the Rotary welcomed current District Governor Frank Romano, Assistant District Governor Bruce Dearnley, and Past District Governor Tony Jannetta. Joy Zwicker was surprised with being awarded Rotary International’s Avenues of Service Citation for Individual Rotarians. The award recognizes that the strength of the Rotary ideal is founded on the service carried out by club members worldwide, and this citation provides a means for Rotary Clubs to personally recognize a member for outstanding efforts in the five Avenues of Service. The Avenues include; Club Service, Vocational Service, Community Service, International Service, and New Generations Service. Zwicker was also awarded her third Paul Harris Fellow. The Paul Harris Fellow is awarded to honor Rotarians for generous contributions to The Rotary Foundation which are essential to securing and growing Rotary programs throughout the world. Clubs can also recognize Rotarians to express their gratitude for members individual commitment. Pictured Left to Right: Past District Governor Tony Jannetta and Rotarian Joy Zwicker. Pictured Left to Right: District Governor Frank Romano, Rotarian Joy Zwicker, President George Schaefer, and Assistant District Governor Bruce Dearnley.
