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🌟 Welcome to Rotary District 7410
People of Action Across Northeastern Pennsylvania
Rotary District 7410 proudly represents over 1,100 Rotarians across 41 active clubs spanning 10 counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. United in our mission, each club is making a meaningful impact both locally and globally through service, leadership, and fellowship.
Meet Our District Governor 2025 - 2026: Tim Gennetti
Tim leads with purpose, positivity, and a passion for bringing fun back into Rotary. A proud member of the Hazleton Rotary Club, he’s committed to helping our district grow stronger—one meaningful connection at a time.
🔑 Our Core Values
As Rotarians, everything we do reflects on who we are. These five core values define us and inspire every project, partnership, and initiative:
- Service
- Fellowship
- Diversity
- Integrity
- Leadership
Through our commitment to Service Above Self, we build a stronger Rotary and a better world for all.
📍 Find a Club Near You
Rotary offers endless opportunities to get involved, make connections, and drive change in your community.
👉 Click here to view the District Map and visit a club near you!
🎯 Goal Setting Resource
Need help planning your club’s success?
👋 Meet Our New District Governor
🎉 Welcome, Tim Genetti!
Rotary District 7410 proudly welcomes Tim Genetti of the Hazleton Rotary Club as our 2025–2026 District Governor! A dedicated Rotarian since 1999 and club president in 2014–15, Tim brings energy, experience, and a passion for people to the role.
💬 Tim’s Focus This Year: Fun!
“Let’s not forget to enjoy Rotary. I believe in the power of positivity, friendship, and fun. When we enjoy what we do, we inspire others to join us.”
Tim is the second Hazleton Rotarian to serve as District Governor, following Dr. Victor Greco in 1980–81. His Banner Exchange was held at the Valley Country Club, where he was also inducted into the Ballard Society for his commitment to clean water projects.
📄 Read Tim’s Full Welcome Message in the July 2025 Newsletter
Rotarians in the News – May 2026
Celebrating service, leadership, and community impact across Rotary District 7410.
🏆 Leadership Recognized Across the District
District Governor Tim Genetti was honored as a Distinguished Citizen for his continued leadership, service, and commitment to Rotary and the community. Rotarians across the district also gathered in Gettysburg for the multi-district conference focused on fellowship, leadership, and the future of Rotary.
🤝 Membership Growth & Community Visibility
Clubs throughout the district continued welcoming new members and finding creative ways to connect with their communities through public events, outreach efforts, and service projects. The district also emphasized the importance of public image and visibility as a key part of Rotary’s future growth.
🎓 Supporting Students & Future Leaders
Rotary clubs across Northeastern Pennsylvania continued investing in local students through essay contests, scholarships, leadership development, and youth-focused initiatives including RYLA and Interact programs.
🌍 Service That Reaches Beyond Our Communities
District 7410 remains committed to Rotary International’s fight to eradicate polio, continuing awareness and fundraising efforts through the PolioPlus Society and district-wide education initiatives.
📸 Rotarians in Action
From community festivals and local partnerships to educational programs and humanitarian projects, Rotarians throughout the district continued showing what “Service Above Self” looks like in action every day.
Want to read more inspiring stories from around the district?
View the Full May 2026 Newsletter
💪 Help End Polio — Rotary’s #1 Priority
Rotary District 7410 proudly supports Rotary International’s mission to eradicate polio globally. We’re making progress—but the virus remains a threat.
🌍 Global & Pakistan Update (Mid‑2025)
- As of mid‑July 2025, there have been 18 wild poliovirus type 1 cases globally—14 in Pakistan and 4 in Afghanistan.
- Pakistan recorded 11 wild cases so far in 2025, including a recent case in Gilgit‑Baltistan—its first in seven years.
- Pakistan environmental surveillance detected WPV1 in 20 districts across 28 sewage samples (May–June 2025), highlighting gaps in vaccination coverage.
- In April campaigns, over 60,900 oral vaccine refusals were recorded (37,000 in Karachi alone).
- Saudi Arabia recently pledged $500 million to support eradication efforts targeting Pakistan and Afghanistan, helping move us toward ending wild polio by 2027.
Though cases are fewer than in 2024, we remain vulnerable—especially in areas with low immunization and rising vaccine hesitancy. Your involvement matters more than ever.
🎯 Join the PolioPlus Society & Make a Difference
- Pledge $100/year to support polio eradication efforts
- Earn a PolioPlus pin and Paul Harris recognition
- Support frontline efforts to keep children safe
👉 Learn more and join the PolioPlus Society
📚 Stay Informed
📄 Read the latest Polio Eradication News (February 2026 PDF)
