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Join the Harleysville Rotary Club

We meet In Person

Wednesdays at 7:00 a.m.

Franconia Cafe & Market

513 Allentown Road
Souderton, PA, PA 18964
United States of America

Adopt-a-Highway April 13, 2024

Gary Volpe cleaning up Clemens Rd, Harleysville

Souderton Area High School Interact Club member, Paige, teams up with President Chuck

Adopt-a-Highway

Harleysville Rotarians take to the streets for clean-up on Saturday, November 4, 2023.

Changeover 2023-24

WELCOME TO ROTARY

We are neighbors, community leaders, and global citizens uniting for the common good. With you, we can accomplish even more. We are ordinary people working together to accomplish extra ordinary things.

The Rotary Club of Harleysville is a volunteer service organization whose members donate their time and resources to help others in the community and throughout the world since 1994. Working together makes a positive difference and fosters friendships. We welcome you to join us and discover the spirit of Rotary.

The men and women of the club represent a cross section of the area’s business, professional and community leadership and, like the other 1.2 million fellow Rotarians worldwide, are committed to the concept of “Service above self”. As volunteers we actively support a broad base of local community groups and initiate projects to help make our community a better place in which to live and work. As members of the world’s largest service organization our club participates in many projects designed to stimulate world understanding and peace.

TO OUR ON-LINE GUESTS, we encourage you to explore the stories and pages of our website and we welcome any further interest you may have in our club

Reed Memorial Park

Aug 18, 2011 by Richard Wagener

THE CHARLES REED MEMORIAL PARK PROJECT

The largest project undertaken by the Harleysville Rotary Club has been the development of the Charles Reed Memorial Park in Lower Salford Township. Conceived by Rotarians and carried out in partnership with the Harleysville Lions Club, the project spanned several years and required raising about $300,000 to bring it to fruition It Includes a picnic pavilion as well as ball fields and playground for community use. Rotarians continue to maintain the landscaping.