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'Service Above Self,' Branchburg Rotarians relishes serving their community
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Branchburg Rotary Spreads Holiday Cheer with Holiday Happiness Fund Drive
The month of February is very special in our Rotary calendar because it includes the anniversary of the first meeting of Rotary held on February 23, 1905, now designated as the World Understanding and Peace Day. In designating World Understanding Month, the Rotary International asks all Rotary clubs to plan special programs for their weekly meetings and undertake special activities to promote "understanding and goodwill as essential for world peace."Branchburg Rotary: Making a difference in our community.
The Rotary Club Branchburg raised $32,000 since July to help our community’s “Food Insecure” people.
The Rotary Club Branchburg raised $32,000 since July to help our community’s “Food Insecure” people.
The Rotary Club of Branchburg, the town’s oldest service club, recently celebrated its 32nd anniversary with a special proclamation from the Branchburg Township Committee.
The Rotary Club of Branchburg helps more than 2000 families in the community with Rotary district grant and food collection to help local food bank to assist families who are struggling with food insecurities due to COVID-19.
I can't begin to thank everyone that contributed to the success we had today collecting food. But first I must thank the most important contributor, the residents of Somerville, Branchburg, Bound Brook, and Hillsborough. Our committee chair, Diane Bonanno, and the three Rotary clubs, Branchburg, Bound Brook, Somerville, and their members that contributed their time and resources, thank you.
We had 16- 4x4x4 steel bins for today's collection, and we filled everyone plus an additional 4 pallets, a total of 20 bins. We collected over $2,000.00 immediately purchasing additional food.
I am proud to be a Rotarian and President of one of the hardest-working Rotary Clubs in District 7475. The Rotary motto"SERVICE ABOVE SELF" was evident today!!
Enjoy all the pictures in the photo album collection.
Thank you
John Shockley
President
Rotary Club of Branchburg
Lauren Wougk, a Rotaract Alumni member being recognized as a new Paul Harris Fellow. 
ASHA’S GOAT PROJECT IN NEPAL
What does a goat mean to women and communities in Nepal?
Rotary started with the vision of one man, Paul Harris, in 1905. For 115 years, Rotary's global network of now 1.2 million neighbors, friends
, leaders, and problem-solvers have used their passion, energy, and intelligence to act on sustainable projects. Today, those connections are a network that spans the globe—bridging cultural, linguistic, generational, and geographic barriers—sharing the vision of a better world.
, leaders, and problem-solvers have used their passion, energy, and intelligence to act on sustainable projects. Today, those connections are a network that spans the globe—bridging cultural, linguistic, generational, and geographic barriers—sharing the vision of a better world.Branchburg Rotary donation helps local food bank
“This generous donation made possible by our Rotary member and the Elk of the year Mr. Joe Horner. This donation will help us another step closer in helping to end hunger in our community,” John Shockley, President of the Rotary Club, said. “We’re excited that this program will help support the End hunger project in our community.”
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Stoney Brook Grille
1285 State Route 28, Easton Turnpike
Branchburg, NJ 08876
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Branchburg, NJ 08876
United States of America
