Bulletin Subscribe
Welcome to our Club!

Service Above Self
Phily Diner
Runnemede, NJ 08078
United States of America
![]()
District Site
|
![]()
Venue Map
|
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
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.
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!
Another successful dinner for the families staying at the Ronald McDonald House.
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.
Site Pages

The nonprofit Music Mends Minds, launched by Rotary member Carol Rosenstein, provides people with memory loss an opportunity to reconnect through song.

Join us to Imagine What’s Next at the 2023 Rotary International Convention in Australia

Rotary and ShelterBox renew global partnership

When Lindy Knowles thinks back to his childhood in the Bahamas, a particular tree is the backdrop of the best memories: the mangrove. Spindly, with twisted roots, mangroves thrive in tidal areas around the islands, including a creek near his grandmother’s house. Knowles learned to fish among

Convention attendees are encouraged to learn about what Houston Rotary members are doing to combat two issues facing their community.