Rotary is the world’s most prominent and reputable service organization with 1.4 million members focusing on humanitarian efforts, such as promoting peace, fighting disease, supporting education, growing economy locally and globally. In Rotary District 7475 we have over 1,850 proactive and service-driven Rotarians in 75 clubs that cover 9 New Jersey counties. We network, share ideas, discuss the needs of our community and take tangible action to make a positive and long-lasting difference while enjoying personal and professional growth and fun. The Berkeley Heights Rotary Club invites like-minded individuals to join our successful and vibrant organization by contacting Greg Chew, Club Membership Chair at  greg@gchew.net.  Click HERE to learn more of who we are.
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Welcome to The Rotary Club of Berkeley Heights
Berkeley Heights

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m.
Delicious Heights
428 Springfield Avenue
Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922
United States of America
Phone:
(908) 898-1798
Email:
berkeleyheightsrotaryclub@gmail.com
We meet the Second and Fourth Wednesdays each month at 12:15p at Delicious Heights, 428 Springfield Avenue, Berkeley Heights. Visiting Rotarians and Guests are always welcome. Lunch cost is $22.
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Jim Ramentol Joins Paul Harris Society
Pictured l to r:  Rotary President Michael Kral and Paul Harris Society Member, Jim Ramentol.
 
Congratulations to Jim Ramentol on entering the Paul Harris Society.  The Paul Harris Society recognizes donors from around the world who notify The Rotary Foundation of their intention to contribute $1,000 or more every year to the Annual Fund, PolioPlus Fund, or approved global grants.  Globally, more than 20,000 people are members of the society, which was established in 2013. These dedicated donors share a desire to give substantially and empower Rotary clubs to change lives in their community and around the world.
 
Funds from the Paul Harris Society are used for several initiatives, some of which include:  eradicating polio, promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, saving mothers and children, supporting education, growing local economies, responding to disasters and protecting the environment.
Convenient Book Bin at Municipal Building
Convenient Book Bin at Municipal Building
A 'New Legacy' Book Bin is conveniently located it the municipal building parking lot.  If you have books that are taking up space that are looking for new homes - they can be placed in the bin.  Acceptable books should be in good readable condition that have an ISBN barcode on the book cover.  Hardcover, paperback and textbooks that have an ISBN barcode are all welcome!  New Legacy Books is working with the Rotary Club of Berkeley Heights and gives your used and unwanted books a new legacy through reuse or redistribution. New Legacy Books is a for-profit company, which gives them the unique ability to work with charity organizations.  The book bin collection system is able to redistribute books to organizations promoting literacy and raise funds for needy charities.  All donations are greatly appreciated.
 
Governor Livingston Scholarship Winners
l to r: Julietta Stravoiu, Sarah Gleeson and Olivia Escott
 
The Annual Berkeley Heights Rotary Club Scholarship Dinner was held on June 12 at Delicious Heights.  Rotary members welcomed Julietta Stavoiu, Sarah Gleeson and Olivia Escott and their parents for their award presentations and scholarship checks.  Each recipient gave a brief update on their future plans.  Congratulations to all!
Global Scholarship Awarded
Berkeley Heights Rotary President Michael Kral & Victoria Thomaides
Victoria Thomaides addressing the Berkeley Heights Rotary Club
 
At the Wednesday, June 12 meeting of the Berkeley Heights Rotary Club a Global Scholarship was awarded.  The recipient of the scholarship was Berkeley Heights resident Victoria Thomaides.  Global grants support large international activities with sustainable, measurable outcomes in Rotary’s areas of focus. By working together to respond to real community needs, clubs and districts strengthen their global partnerships.  The required 'areas of focus' are;  Promoting Peace, Fighting Disease, Providing clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, Saving mothers and children, Supporting education, Growing local economies, Protecting the environment and Ending polio forever.  Victoria will be traveling to Paris shortly to continue her studies in the area of Promoting World Peace.  
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Jeannie Tsukamoto, Rotary District 7475 Governor
Sep 25, 2024 12:15 PM
District Governor Visit & Update
District Governor Visit & Update

Jeannie Tsukamoto  will be visiting the Rotary Club of Berkeley Heights at our regularly scheduled lunch meeting at Delicious Heights on Wednesday, September 25 at 12:15p.  Ms. Tsukamoto will be bringing us up to date on all things Rotary on world, national and local fronts.  Please make every effort to attend.

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President
Michael Kral
President Elect
Michael Kral
Treasurer
James Kwan
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Gail Seely
Rotary Foundation Chair
Gerry Harris
Membership Chair
Gregory Chew
Interact Liason
Tiffany Lynn Escott
Sergeant-at-Arms
Dolores Croneberger
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