100 Years of Service to our Community and the World!!!

Tod Kline, Rick Boyer, DG Dana Orsini, DGE Vicki Zimmerman, DG Jack Cowen, and Bob Zimmerman led us in our 100th anniversary of Rotary Club of Waynesboro.

 

The Rotary Club of Waynesboro proudly enters its second century of service to our community and the world.

We welcome you to join us in our committment to making a change for the bettetr.  We hope you’ll enjoy this website and visit us at one of our weekly meetings.  We’d love to show you what Rotary is all about..

Keep an eye on our Facebook page for info on our weekly meetings and for more information on how we’re engaging, and email rotarywboro@gmail.com if you find things in the community for which the club can help.

Creating change in our community and around the world.

The Rotary Club of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania is a diverse organization of local business and community leaders who are united for the common good.

Our members are committed to the Rotary motto, “Service Above Self.”

Please explore our local service projects and learn more about Rotary.

Join Rotary and make a difference.

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Thursday December 7th

Another festive session with our Toys for Children elves gathering at Hurley Auction Center for gift wrapping. Volunteers included more than 20 Waynesboro Senior High National Honor Society students. Also joining in were Rotarian Bill Kohler, his wife Karen and their son Jackson. Special thanks to Rotarian Tracy Holliday for her dedication to this project. ... See MoreSee Less

Another festive session with our Toys for Children elves gathering at Hurley Auction Center for gift wrapping. Volunteers included more than 20 Waynesboro Senior High National Honor Society students. Also joining in were Rotarian Bill Kohler, his wife Karen and their son Jackson. Special thanks to Rotarian Tracy Holliday for her dedication to this project.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Wednesday December 6th

Santa’s helpers from Rotary and Beta Sigma Phi were busy again sorting gifts for our Toys for Children project. Thanks to Hurleys Auction once again for giving us a spacious and warm storage area. Assisting in the toy sorting were Rotarians Tracy Holliday and Julie Mummert and Beta Sigma Phi volunteers Linda Bennett, Jo Spigler and Ruth Strausbaugh. Anne Shepard, former President of the Rotary Club of Waynesboro also joined in with the gift sorting duties. ... See MoreSee Less

Santa’s helpers from Rotary and Beta Sigma Phi were busy again sorting gifts for our Toys for Children project. Thanks to Hurleys Auction once again for giving us a spacious and warm storage area. Assisting in the toy sorting were Rotarians Tracy Holliday and Julie Mummert and Beta Sigma Phi volunteers Linda Bennett, Jo Spigler and Ruth Strausbaugh. Anne Shepard, former President of the Rotary Club of Waynesboro also joined in with the gift sorting duties.
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Tuesday December 5th

Always a highlight of our club is the opportunity to host a son or daughter of a member. Today we were honored to have Kaley Bui daughter of Rotarian Stephen Bui with us pictured here with Stephen and our President-elect Matt Gunder. ... See MoreSee Less

Always a highlight of our club is the opportunity to host a son or daughter of a member. Today we were honored to have Kaley Bui daughter of Rotarian Stephen Bui with us pictured here with Stephen and our President-elect Matt Gunder.
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Tuesday December 5th

Sharing the story of a unique community based women’s ministry today was Mandy Hood, author and co-founder of The Connection. Mandy outlined the groundbreaking work this organization has done over the last seven years to allow women to form relationships with each other and God. Their “Home” is located on Walnut Street in Waynesboro where they sponsor multiple in-person and online events. Their projects include banners along Main Street and college scholarships every year to three young ladies graduating high school from Waynesboro, Greencastle and Smithsburg. ... See MoreSee Less

Sharing the story of a unique community based women’s ministry today was Mandy Hood, author and co-founder of The Connection. Mandy outlined the groundbreaking work this organization has done over the last seven years to allow women to form relationships with each other and God. Their “Home” is located on Walnut Street in Waynesboro where they sponsor multiple in-person and online events. Their projects include banners along Main Street and college scholarships every year to three young ladies graduating high school from Waynesboro, Greencastle and Smithsburg.
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Thanks for being so welcoming and inviting me to share about The Connection and our book Let's Get Together - Book !

Sunday December 3rd

Tracy Holliday and her committee of elves officially launched the Rotary Club of Waynesboro Toys for Children effort this morning as Santa's helpers assembled at our local Walmart to shop for 189 local children, enrolled through Waynesboro Human and Community Services. Santa's helpers included members of the Rotary Club (Tracy Holliday, Terry Eisenhauer, Denny Koons, Julie Mummert, Jackie Mowen and Ann DeDona, spouse of Rotarian Dan DeDona) and members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority (Linda Bennett, Peggy Corley, Ruth Strausbaugh, Linda Martz, Robin and Denny Haywood, Lou McGarity and Jo Spigler).
The scene was festive and the toys plentiful. They were grateful for assistance from several Walmart associates who guided them through the toy department to satisfy their wish lists.
A great cooperative project between Rotary, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and Wal Mart employees symbolizing our motto of "Service Above Self"! ... See MoreSee Less

Tracy Holliday and her committee of elves officially launched the Rotary Club of Waynesboro Toys for Children effort this morning as Santas helpers assembled at our local Walmart to shop for 189 local children, enrolled through Waynesboro Human and Community Services. Santas helpers included members of the Rotary Club (Tracy Holliday, Terry Eisenhauer, Denny Koons, Julie Mummert, Jackie Mowen and Ann DeDona, spouse of Rotarian Dan DeDona) and members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority (Linda Bennett, Peggy Corley, Ruth Strausbaugh, Linda Martz, Robin and Denny Haywood, Lou McGarity and Jo Spigler). The scene was festive and the toys plentiful. They were grateful for assistance from several Walmart associates who guided them through the toy department to satisfy their wish lists. A great cooperative project between Rotary, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and Wal Mart employees symbolizing our motto of Service Above Self!Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Learn about Waynesboro Club projects.

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DICTIONARIES DONATED
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people in India provided with
SAFE DRINKING WATER.

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TOYS GIFTED
to local children every Christmas.

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SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
to local students every year.

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TRASH REMOVED
from Waynesboro roads every year.

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Pennsylvania
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY AWARD.

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donated last year to
SUPPORT LOCAL PARKS.

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EASTER SEALS.

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ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
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