Upcoming Highlights
🌟District Change-Over Dinner: Attend the District Changeover Dinner on Wednesday, July 1st at 820 at the Mills (banquet room attached to Sly Fox Brewery in Wyomissing). We will celebrate the success of Mary Cook's year as District Governor, and lay out our plan and goals for the upcoming Rotary year as DGE Jeremiah Sensenig takes over the role of District Governor. Here is the link to register. The cost is $65/person (includes one wine or beer) and a full dinner. ⚾ Rotar
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Easton Rotary in Action: Service, Community, and Global Connection
May was a meaningful and busy month for the Rotary Club of Easton, reflecting the heart of Rotary service above self, community commitment, and global fellowship. A Record‑Breaking “Pack the Purse” Event On May 7, Easton Rotary celebrated its largest “Pack the Purse” campaign to date, thanks to the leadership of Lori Metz and the generous support of Rotarians and community partners. An impressive 90 filled purses were collected and distributed to local organizations including
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Rotary Reminders, Service Projects, and Upcoming Events
As we move through late spring and into the final stretch of the Rotary year, Easton Rotary has a full calendar of service, fellowship, and impactful opportunities. Below are reminders, announcements, and a look at what’s coming up in the weeks ahead. ⚾ Rotary Strike‑Out Hunger & End Polio – August 6, 2026 Rotarians are invited to join fellow members at the Phillies game on Thursday, August 6, for Rotary’s annual Strike‑Out Hunger and End Polio event. Rotary International Pre
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Easton Rotary Shines a Light on Mental Health Awareness
At a recent Easton Rotary meeting, members and guests were reminded that service is not only about what we build or fund—it is also about how we care for one another. Our program featured an inspiring presentation from Aevidum, a student‑driven organization dedicated to mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Founded in 2003 at Cocalico High School following the tragic loss of a student to suicide, Aevidum wa s created by young people who refused to remain silent and
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