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President
Russell Burt
President-elect*
Russell Burt
Vice President
Thomas Ehly
Secretary
Karen Murray
Treasurer
Mary Lou Shockley

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Welcome to our Club!

R'mede-B'mawr-G'dora

Service Above Self

2nd & 4th Weds; 7:45 am
Phily Diner
31 S. Black Horse Pike
Runnemede, NJ  08078
United States of America
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Camden County Honors RBG Rotary
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Camden County Freeholders and Freeholder Director Louis Capelli honored the RBG Rotary at a recent Freeholder meeting held in Runnemede. President Tara Aversa Root, Mayor & Member Nick Kappatos, Councilman & Member, and Mary Lou Schockley were on hand to accept the honor.
Easter Egg Hunt 2018
We had about 125 children join us for our 1st RBG Rotary Easter egg hunt. What a beautiful day in the park. The children were adorable, and really seemed to enjoy themselves. We received a lot of good feedback from the parents, and believe it is something we would do again. Within our photo albums, there are all the pictures that were taken, and you can view them in a slideshow. Thank you Tara and Chuck Sauter and the others who helped with the arrangements, and thanks to Karen Murray for helping to bring us the Easter Bunny.
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Comedy Night!
What a Success!! This was the clubs first time hosting a Comedy Night fundraiser featuring Vince Valentine and it was hilarious. Everyone had such a great time and laugh. We can't wait until next year. We also have to thank the Runnemede VFW for catering the event and for their generous donation of the hall for that evening. 
 
Ronald McDonald House
The RBG Rotary Club served families at the Ronald McDonald House, as well as, has their dedication of the new living room space they had donated.
 
Next Project! Beaver Branch Park
Our next big project will be to build a pavilion attached to the playground at Beaver Branch Park. (Green Acres) We are very excited about this project and know that it will get a lot of use. 
 
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Wounded Warrior Project- Runnemede VFW
Posted by Beth Cooper on Jul 08, 2014

RBG Rotary donated $11,000 to Sam Sampolski of the Runnemede VFW in support of their WWP Project for an off-road wheelchair for a wounded Veteran to be able to enjoy outdoor activities. The Runnemede VFW does a fantastic job for our Veterans and we are lucky to be able to help support them.

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Cathedral Kitchen Sandwich Making!!!
Posted by Beth Cooper on Jun 26, 2012
On 6/28/2012, The Runnemede Bellmawr Glendora Rotary Club assembled 400 ham and cheese sandwiches for the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden. Founded in 1976, the Cathedral Kitchen has been in existence for 36 years, and in 2011, the Cathedral Kitchen provided over 235,000 meals. RBG club member Denise Penswater works closely with the Cathedral Kitchen and was aware of the need for meals/food towards the end of the month, so the RBG Rotary Club has voted to commit the last meeting of every month to making sandwiches and/or donating food. The RBG Rotary also visits the Cathedral Kitchen periodically to help serve meals to those in need.ImageImage
Runnemede Bellmawr Glendora Rotary Club participated in Josh the Otter Water Safety Night
Posted by Beth Cooper on Jun 03, 2012

On June 4, 2012, The Bellmawr School District Family Liaison Center along with the support of the Runnemede Bellmawr Glendora Rotary Club held a Water and Bike Safety evening at the local elementary school, where children were able to learn about water safety with the help of Josh the Otter himself. The children were given the Josh the Otter books and participated in activities around water safety and there was musical portion of the program where children were able to sing the Josh the Otter water safety song and make the official pledge to be safe around water. Children were also encouraged to bring out their bikes and helmets and a representative from The Peddler’s Shop from Deptford did bike inspections while a representative from Safe Kids performed helmets inspections. 50 lucky children even went home with brand new bike helmets. This event was a huge success for Bellmawr and it’s residents!Image

ANNUAL GOLF OUTING!
Posted by Beth Cooper on Mar 01, 2012
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Event Date: May 11th!

Donation to Santa Domingo Orphanage
Posted by Beth Cooper on Oct 11, 2011

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Our Club this year decided to not only donate money to help get supplies together for the boxes of food for the yearly donation to Santa Domingo Orphanage but we also donated an additional $500.

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Scholarship Recipients
Posted by Janet Whitaker on Jun 29, 2011
Congratulations to our 2011 Graduates of Triton High School in Runnemede and a special congratulations to our Scholarship Recipients, great job!
Another way Rotary is involved with it's community is by giving back to those students that work hard and want to further their education.
Melissa Bucher will be attending Lafayette College
Chri...stopher Foody has choosen DeSales University
Jearim Garcia was an exchange student and learned so much while she was here in Runnemede and wants to take this knowledge back to Universidad de Costa Rica
Darcy Lucia likes the hometown fell of Rowan University and
Kyle Marpe will be making Purdue University his home for the next 4 years.
Good Luck to you all and enjoy your summer vacations and be safe.
Thank you Madam President Marylou Shockley for presenting our Scholarshhip winners with thier awards.
 

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