Welcome to Marlton Rotary!

The Rotary Club of Marlton, New Jersey is known throughout the district as a friendly, personal gathering of men and women, of diverse ages and ethnicities who truly enjoy one another’s company as they meet each Tuesday for interesting programs and projects that will make their community and world a better place. In short, they meet together, dine together, laugh together, and work together, using the special strengths with which each member has been blessed—for the benefit of others.

Marlton Rotary Pancake Breakfast

The Pancake Breakfast is back! Please join us.

Karaoke Night Success!

Our karaoke fundraising and fellowship event was a blast.

Join us for Karaoke and Pizza on August 21st!

Rotary Club of Marlton member Michael Thompson installed as District Governor

Marlton Rotary Goes to National Night Out

We had a great time at National Night Out. We will be back at Allora on August 16th for our regularly scheduled meeting.

Presidential Changeover

Peter Bertheaud takes over for Bob Luther. Thank you, Bob!

Little Library and Garden Project

Peter and Bob present a Little Library to Jaggard Elementary, and Bob stops by Beeler Elementary to donate to their Garden Project.

Young Inventors Initiative

New Swings for DeMasi Elementary

Speaker Pamela Stalcup
Allora

Oct 04, 2022
6:15 PM - 7:30 PM
Marlton Rotary Pancake Breakfast
99 E Main Street

Oct 15, 2022
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Join Us!

We meet on

We meet In Person

Tuesdays at 6:15 PM

Allora

892 N Route 73
Marlton, NJ 08053
United States of America

*Meetings are on the first and third Tuesday of each month*

District Site

Venue Map

Mobile clinic delivers free healthcare for Wisconsin’s underserved communities

Rotary clubs in District 6250 (Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA) have donated a mobile clinic to St. Clare Health Mission, a community organization in La Crosse, Wisconsin, that provides primary and specialty health care services at no cost for those without access to insurance.

Rotary President Jennifer Jones announces US$150 million pledge toward polio eradication

Rotary President Jennifer Jones appeared on the stage at the star-studded Global Citizen Festival to announce an additional US$150 million pledge toward that end.