Welcome to the Rotary Club of Montgomery Village!
"Service Above Self"
We meet Tuesdays at 7:30 AM
Holiday Inn
Holiday Inn
2 Montgomery Village Ave.
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
United States
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
United States
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Check presentation COVID style to Ken Wood Lifetime Wells. Our Rotary club provided $2,000.00 in support this year.
FLAGS FOR OUR HEROES
Donors of $50 or more will be official sponsors of a flag for a hero of your choice and receive an honoree medallion.
100% of the contributions that we receive will be used to support the charitable efforts of local organizations through our rotary grant program.
Flags For Our Heroes is a celebration hosted by the Montgomery Village, Gaithersburg and Historic Emory Grove Rotary Clubs to honor those people who have shaped and inspired us. Since 2014, each Memorial Day weekend Gaithersburg’s Bohrer Park is transformed into a Field of Honor where 750 8-foot-high American flags are flown to celebrate our heroes. Each flag honors a person who has made a difference in someone’s life. At this time, it is even more meaningful to give thanks to those who are battling this epidemic on the front lines and to raise money for those organizations who are offering help to those in need. Please help us support these charitable efforts while honoring those who have meant the most to you.
We proudly present Judith Clark, Founder and CEO of
Women Who Care Ministries, and a long time member of MVRC, a substantial grant to continue her excellent work in the community.
Women Who Care Ministries, and a long time member of MVRC, a substantial grant to continue her excellent work in the community.
Kara VanderKamp, Executive Director of Remember Niger, who is not a Rotarian, receives the Paul Harris Fellow Award from Club president David Zeff.
MVRC longtime member Ray Panczyk receives commemorative plaque for Flags For Our Heroes fundraising. Also, Dr. Ted Beal, author of War Stories of the Forgotten Soldier, gives a wonderful presentation as speaker.
The Civil Air Patrol receives a donation from our Rotary club.
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Colonel John Barnes received a donation from our Rotary club toward The Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA).
Flags For Our Heroes is a celebration of the people who have shaped us and inspired us. Each Memorial Day weekend since 2014, Gaithersburg’s Bohrer Park is transformed into a Field of Honor where 750 8-foot-high American flags are flown to celebrate our heroes. Each flag honors a person who has made a difference in someone’s life. The opening ceremony is on Saturday, at 11am and the closing ceremony is on Monday at 4pm. To sponsor a flag visit http://www.flagsforourheroes.org.
Montgomery Village Rotary Club presents Judith Clark, a longtime member of our club, a donation of $2,000 towards her organization, Women Who Care Ministries. She gave an outstanding presentation and was then awarded the check.
Congratulations to Lt. Carmen Owens of The Salvation Army for becoming the newest member of the Montgomery Village Rotary Club. After she was officially inducted into our club she was provided a donation of $1,000 towards the Salvation Army.
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Montgomery Village website. You may be asking "What is the Rotary Club of Montgomery Village?", "Who Joins a Rotary Club" and "What is the purpose of a Rotary Club?"
20 Answers to the Question: Why Join Rotary?
If you are visiting this page, you may be asking yourself - Why Join Rotary? Every member finds a personal reason to join, but here are 20 reasons why you may want to join.
If you are visiting this page, you may be asking yourself - Why Join Rotary? Every member finds a personal reason to join, but here are 20 reasons why you may want to join.
Rotary is always looking for qualified buisness and professional leaders who are interested in, and committed to, advancing the mission of Rotary. Members present candidate names to the Board for consideration and then, if the Board accepts the member's recommendation, an invitation is offered to the candidate. To learn more about the Objects of Rotary, and the commitment of time and finances associated with membership, contact a member today. An application form and a copy of the RI pamphlet "How To Propose a New Member" is located in the Club Documents Section.
