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

 

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.”

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Wednesday March 18th

Our Rotary club and numerous community members took their Financial literacy show on the road as we travelled to Waynesboro Senior Hjgh School helping juniors and seniors comprehend the financial world they will be entering soon. We look forward to working with these students on a biannual basis. It’s encouraging to see this generation absorb this information from our volunteers! ... See MoreSee Less

Our Rotary club and numerous community members took their Financial literacy show on the road as we travelled to Waynesboro Senior Hjgh School helping juniors and seniors comprehend the financial world they will be entering soon. We look forward to working with these students on a biannual basis. It’s encouraging to see this generation absorb this information from our volunteers!Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
Tuesday March 17th

Our club members have a huge heart for the youth in our community and nothing represents it better than the work that Rotarians KimEaton and Larry Pentz have done for the Youth Aid Panel. This program deals with juvenile first time offenders with incidences of a low level crime. The results from this program have been phenomenal and have steered hundreds of youth to a productive adult life. ... See MoreSee Less

Our club members have a huge heart for the youth in our community and nothing represents it better than the work that Rotarians KimEaton and Larry Pentz have done for the Youth Aid Panel. This program deals with juvenile first time offenders with incidences of a low level crime. The results from this program have been phenomenal and have steered hundreds of youth to a productive adult life.
Tuesday March 10th

Our club is delighted to have visitors in our meeting and today’s speaker Mark Subrizi, brought an entourage to hear his “classification “ talk. Mark spoke of his love for his family and an unquenchable love of the outdoors. He is a life/health specialist with Blue Ridge Risk Management and expressed an obvious dedication to his work and the wellbeing of his clients.
Pictured with Mark are Katie Clutz, Mark, Rotarian Greg Duffey, Sherman Wheedon, and Club President Jeff Rock.
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Our club is delighted to have visitors in our meeting and today’s speaker Mark Subrizi, brought an entourage to hear his “classification “ talk.  Mark spoke of his love for his family and an unquenchable love of the outdoors. He is a life/health specialist with Blue Ridge Risk Management and expressed an obvious dedication to his work and the wellbeing of his clients.
Pictured with Mark are Katie Clutz, Mark, Rotarian Greg Duffey, Sherman Wheedon, and Club President Jeff Rock.
Tuesday March 3rd

Our good friend,long time Rotarian, and President/ founder of Localnews1 ,Dan DeDona,briefed us today on the genesis of this cutting edge news media. He took us from the beginning of the newsprint industry through its demise in recent years and finally,the efforts he and his colleagues have spearheaded to fill the local news void. ... See MoreSee Less

Our good friend,long time Rotarian, and President/ founder of Localnews1 ,Dan DeDona,briefed us today on the genesis of this cutting edge news media. He took us from the beginning of the newsprint industry through its demise in recent years and finally,the efforts he and his colleagues have spearheaded to fill the local news void.
Monday March 2nd

One of the projects we Rotarians always look forward to is Read Across America where we furnish a book (this year Humble Pie) and read it to elementary students in our community. Nothing is more satisfying than to see the appreciation in these young learners eyes as we read to them! ... See MoreSee Less

One of the projects we Rotarians always look forward to is Read Across America where we furnish a book  (this year Humble Pie) and read it to elementary students in our community. Nothing is more satisfying than to see the appreciation in these young learners eyes as we read to them!Image attachmentImage attachment+6Image attachment
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people in India provided with
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TOYS GIFTED
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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
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donated last year to
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ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
to the local community annually.