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Upcoming Events
Monthly Club Business Meeting
Stoney Brook Grille
Dec 16, 2015
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
 
Holiday Happiness
Tex's Liquor Store
Dec 18, 2015
 
Holiday Happiness
Tex's Liquor Store
Dec 19, 2015
 
Holiday Happiness Tex's Liquor Store
Tex's Liquor Store
Dec 20, 2015
 
CLUB HOLIDAY PARTY
Stoney Brook Grille
Dec 23, 2015
 
Holiday Happiness
Tex's Liquor Store
Dec 24, 2015
 
NO CLUB MEETING -- HOLIDAY BREAK
Dec 30, 2015
 
Holiday Happiness
Tex's Liquor Store
Dec 31, 2015
 
Somerset County Business Resources - Mike Kerwin,
Stoney Brook Grille
Jan 06, 2016
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
 
Peanut Butter and Jelly Collection for Food Bank
Stoney Brook Grille
Jan 06, 2016 8:00 AM
 
Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
Sage
Stories
This Week's Club Meeting
 
 
 
Weekly Club Meeting
 
Stoney Brook Grille
1285 New Jersey Route 28,
Branchburg, NJ 08876
 
December 16, 2015, 7:30 AM
 
Breakfast served at 7:20 AM
 
Hosts of the Month: 
Dana & Jarrett
 
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Highlights of this Week's Meeting
Monthly Club Business Meeting
 
 
President Mike C
 
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Last Week's Meeting
Student of the Month #4 -- Kathy
 
 
 
Ananya Gandhi
Architectural Engineer
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HOLIDAY HAPPINESS
This is our third week of Holiday Happiness.  
 
VOLUNTEERS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED
 
We stand in front of Tex's Liquor Store, on Route 202 North, with Santa hats and a sign, ringing a bell and collecting money for the  Somerset County Food Bank and the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Somerset County.   This is our major effort to serve the poor, homeless  and hungry here  in Branchburg and Somerset County.
 
We work 90 minute shifts on each Friday evening and most of the day on Saturdays and Sundays.  We also try to have a few volunteers to cover Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, which are usually very successful times to collect funds for these important causes.
 
We need your help, and the help of every Branchburg Rotarian.  Friends and family members are welcome to participate.   
 
Please volunteer for at least one 90 minute shift each weekend if you are able.  
The current schedule is below, and you can sign up by email or at this week's meeting.

Thank you for your service in the name and the spirit of Rotary!
HOLIDAY HAPPINESS 2015
 
Week three:
 
FRI DEC 18    5:00-6:30    LUCY    
FRI DEC 18    6:30-8:00        
FRI DEC 18    8:00-9:30        
            
SAT DEC 10    8:30-10:00    XXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXX
SAT DEC 19    10:00-11:30   BILL COX    
SAT DEC 19    11:30-1:00     MIKE F    LOUIS
SAT DEC 19    1:00-2:30       KIP    
SAT DEC 19    2:30-4:00        
SAT DEC 19    4:00-5:30        
SAT DEC 19    5:30-7:00        
SAT DEC 19    7:00-8:30        
SAT DEC 19    8:30-10:00        
            
SUN DEC 20    8:30-10:00    XXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXX
SUN DEC 20    10:00-11:30    XXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXX
SUN DEC 20    11:30-1:00     BILL COX    
SUN DEC 20    1:00-2:30        
SUN DEC 20    2:30-4:00        
SUN DEC 20    4:00-5:30     KATHY    
SUN DEC 20    5:30-7:00        
SUN DEC 20    7:00-8:30     XXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXX
SUN DEC 20    8:30-10:00    XXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXX

 
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Attendance Report
Thanks to all who collected this weekend
for our Holiday Happiness project:
 
LUCY
DOUG B
 
VICTORIA, ANNA & MARIA
MIKE F
BRIAN SULEWSKI
JARRETT
 

LAURA
DAN
COOKS
TULSI
MIKE F
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Rotary Trivia
Programs and Services How to Help More about IHNSC

The fastest growing segment of the homeless population is families with children, including the "working poor." These are parents who are working but cannot afford shelter and basic needs. Homeless families with children are the target population of our agency.

In any given year, IHN-SC serves more children as clients than adults. The majority of our parents are single women but we serve single men with children and couples as well. Lack of a living wage, no access to affordable housing, unemployment and the effects of abuse and illness are some of the causes that have forced our clients from their homes.

 

Welcome!

homebox.pngThe mission of The Food Bank Network is to distribute food and to provide other basic human needs to those less fortunate in our community in a manner which recognizes and advances self worth and human dignity. Our method of distributing this food is through three food pantries, located in Somerville, Bound Brook, and North Plainfield, and a warehouse in Bridgewater.
 
On a daily basis, we take emergency calls from people who need our help and are unable to wait until our Saturday pantry distribution. Usually, they are first-time people or people with special needs. We also take walk-ins of people needing immediate help. Our goal is to help create the opportunity for each person to become self-sufficient.