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Community REACH, Inc. is hosting its first 5K fundraiser on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Cost is $25 for adults and $10 for students; all proceeds benefit the food pantry and provide food/resources for our neighbors.
Registration Extended for Rotary Members and Guests!!
At our December 18th meeting, we recognized our December Students of the Month.
Zoe Roland and Lexa Stiles joined us from Dallastown. Alivia Ludwig and Sadie Tompkins joined us from Red Lion. They shared their current community service efforts, school groups, favorite classes and post graduation plans (as of right now).
We wish these ladies all the best for the rest of their junior year, and as they head into their senior year.
Congratulations to our own member of the Red Lion-Dallastown Rotary Club on becoming Mayor-elect of Dallastown. We are proud of you Kristine!
Yesterday, members of our club headed out early in the morning to clean up our roadway. They collected 16 bags of trash, a broken toilet, numerous large items, and a pallet!
Thank you for volunteering to help keep our community clean!
At our field trip this week, we visited Adamsville UMC. Tucked away between Red Lion and Dallastown, we learned about this church that recently celebrated 150 years, as well as learned about the village of Adamsville from long-time resident Nancy. Nancy has been attending Adamsville UMC for over 70 years, and recently celebrated her 92nd birthday! Nancy shared how the village used to be with hotels, one one-room schoolhouse, cigar factories, a barbershop, and even a Centennial Barn that was used for weddings and parties.
Our members listened in awe of what this tiny village once held within it. Thank you, Nancy Amspacher and Adamsville UMC, for hosting us and filling us in on the history of this horseshoe-shaped village.
Today at our meeting, we welcomed our first Students of the Month for this school year.
Caleb E. and Ben F. from Dallastown Area School District
Ciona K. and Natalie A. from Red Lion Area School District
Caleb told us about his trip to Nicaragua last Christmas to serve food. Ben told us about the non-profit he started over the summer with a friend to help provide shoes to students in schools.
Ciona is the Student Council President and will be presenting at tonight's School Board meeting. Natalie told us about her musical hobbies, including various bands, the chorus, and musicals!
We love hearing about the students in our club's districts and the wonderful ways they are giving back to the communities in a variety of ways!
Click the picture or the link and see what our Rotary Club has been up to!
Our First Week Field Trip for September took us to the Red Lion Mile to see the bench that former member, Michael Chrzanowski, and current member, Ki Groh, helped to place. The project is being lead by Chrzanowski and Groh along with Red Liob Borough as an effort of collecting trash and exchanging it for a bench. 1,000 lbs of trash needs to be collected and then traded in order to have the bench made by a company affiliated with TREX® . Red Lion Borough then places a plaque on the bench and installs the bench within the Borough. At this point the Rotary Club of Red Lion-Dallastown has the first of eight projected benches to be placed along the Red Lion Mile.
If you would like to have a bench program for your Town or Borough, reach out to Ki Groh or Michael Chrzanowski for more information.
At our April 24th meeting, students from the 9th-grade English class at Red Lion who participated in the Rotary Essay Contest joined us. We recognized them for their hard work on their essays, and were treated to the winning District Essay from Red Lion, Spencer Yang. Congratulations to all those who submitted essays!
Great job!
At the February 20th meeting, we hosted our Students of the Month. Counselors select students based on their volunteer experience, both in and out of school, academic achievements, and upstanding character.
Join us as we about RYLA from our most recent group of students that we supported this year. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards is an intensive leadership experience organized by Rotary clubs and districts where young people can develop leadership skills while having fun and making connections. Each year, our Rotary Club sponsors two students from Red Lion Area School District, and two students from Dallastown Area School District.
Do you know a student that would be a good fit for RYLA? Ask them to talk to their Guidance Counselor for the next steps and to be involved.
Service Above Self
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Red Lion, PA 17356
United States