A team from Blue Bell Rotary unloaded a food truck from major local grocery stores in service to the Seeds of Hope organization.
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Service Above Self
Tuesdays from 7:15-8:30AM except for the last Tuesday of the month when we meet at 5:00PM in varying locations in our community (See The Buzz on the right)
Normandy Farm Hotel & Conference Center for morning meetings
Normandy Farm Hotel & Conference Center for morning meetings
1401 Morris Road
Blue Bell, PA 19422
United States
Blue Bell, PA 19422
United States
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Mailing Address: PO Box 1011 Blue Bell Pa 19422
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For more information regarding membership, contact Teal Mercer at tealmercer@gmail.com.
For program information please contact Deborah Hancock at msdebhancock@gmail.com.
THANK YOU to our corporate sponsors: Montgomery County Community College and Delta Community Supports Inc.
A huge thank you to all of our restaurants and sponsors! The event was a great success - we couldn't have done it without you. Check out some photos from the event below in the PHOTO JOURNALS section.
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We sent a team to help with Rotary's international Rotaplast initiative, serving children with cleft palate. A note from the field:
The children and parents loved seeing our club photo. We did 100 surgeries on six days. One more day of surgeries left. Thanks for club support!
We want to thank our past sponsors and supporters of our Pancake Breakfast. We are not holding the Pancake Breakfast this year but stay tuned for a new and exciting event in the spring to continue our support to SARS (Second Alarmer’s Association and Rescue Squad)!
A Huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported this fantastic event. With the proceeds we were able to give $12,000 to the Veterans Program at Montgomery County Community College to continue their work with our troops here at home. Thank you for all that you do and we look forward to our continued collaboration in the future.
This year we were honored to send a team of Rotarians and dental professionals to Kenya to share their expertise with locals in need. We partnered with our sister Rotary club there - what a joy!
Here are a few pictures from the trip. We were able to see over 300 individuals over just a few days.
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We had our annual Summer Splash last week and had an ABSOLUTE BLAST! We love spending time with each other, and would love to have you join us too!
Great night at the Phillies game for Rotary Strike Out Hunger. We got to meet Rotary International president, Mark Maloney and of course our District Governor.
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CHEFS OF THE BURBS 2019
Join us for Rotary Club of Blue Bell's 14th Annual Chefs of the Burbs on Oct. 10th, 2019! This festive community event features 20 of our area's very best restaurant chefs, live music and a silent auction - all in support of "Building Brighter Futures for Kids and Community." Proceeds benefit Inter-Faith Housing Alliance the Wissahickon Valley Boys & Girls Club and the Rotary Foundations local and international aid projects. See details on the invitation below, event details, and information about our generous sponsors. You can Purchase Tickets Here or by clicking on the invitation below. We look forward to seeing you there!
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The Thomas J. Cassidy Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Logan Weiss and Liam Weiss during the July 16th Blue Bell Rotary ceremony led Tom Cassidy. Tom joined us to present and share with us the special meaning that the Cassidy Scholarship holds. Thank you, Tom. We think the world of your family. Logan Weiss and Liam Weiss talked about their passion for service from an early age and they continued that passion for service through their high school years. We wish them all the best as they continue their education, going to the same university from which Tom Cassidy graduated - University of Pittsburgh.
The Four Way Test is, put simply, a yardstick code of ethics that helps us to be better Rotarians, better citizens and better friends. Since it’s adoption, the test has been translated into over 100 languages and is used around the world as guiding set of principles.
Every year we hold a contest for students in our district to give a speech. We're so proud of their hard work, dedication, and community efforts. Congratulations everyone!
Some of our Rotary team went to celebrate Easterseals 100 year anniversary this weekend at the Philadelphia Zoo. We're so honored to serve with them in our community.
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The Rotary Club of Blue Bell teamed up with Wissahickon Middle School Interact club to bring much-needed classroom supplies to primary schools in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya through an organization there called SHOFCO. To help raise funds for the Nairobi primary school classroom supplies, the Interact Club held a “Pie Your Principal” event on May 30.
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We had the wonderful opportunity to meet some fellow Rotarians from England on their trip to our district. Such an honor to spend time and serve with you all.
Congratulations to our newest Student of the Quarter Alison. We are so thrilled to present you with this honor and have you as a part of the Blue Bell Community. Keep up the good work!
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The Wellness Expo was a huge success this year. Thank you to everyone who came out and volunteered!
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The Beat the Streets Wrestling Program of Philadelphia is committed to helping establish youth wrestling programs in the Philadelphia metropolitan region. The organization will foster the holistic development of student-athletes by providing the resources to support wrestling and an academic tutoring programs throughout the greater Philadelphia region. Beat the Streets Philadelphia was founded on the principle that all children have the potential to become productive citizens when provided the proper support. This belief has endured since the establishment of our first program in 2009 located in the city of Camden, NJ. To this day, the organization remains laser focused on running wrestling and mentoring based youth development programs for underprivileged student-athletes that alter the trajectory of their lives.
Today it's considered the best wrestling room in Philadelphia. It is a charter school which has 350 students and 120 of the students are wrestlers. The ribbon cutting ceremony was amazing! We are blessed and honored to be working with such an organization. Thank you for all your hard work!
This year we were honored to support the Wissahickon Boys and Girls Club and Delta with gifts and funding for their coming year. Thank you for all you do for the youth in our community!
On October 20th, the Rotary Club of Blue Bell donated and planted 45 trees at Montgomery County Community College. The College's Sustainability Club also assisted in the planting. This project was done in response to the request from the last year's Rotary International President for every Rotarian to plant a tree to help slow global warming. The Blue Bell Rotary Club was proud to help beautify the College campus while helping the environment.
Hoops on the Hudson
In Yonkers, New York, a new basketball court four years in the making provides valuable life lessons to the community’s kids — and its
World Polio Day cheers major achievements toward global polio eradication
Health officials announce type 3 of the wild poliovirus has been completely eradicated, a major step toward a polio-free world.
Rotary provides millions in polio funding as wild poliovirus type 3 is eradicated
Rotary provides millions in polio funding as wild poliovirus type 3 is eradicatedUS$50 million will impact over 38 million children as the program reaches two key milestones: wild poliovirus type 3 eradication and Africa reaching three
Join us for Rotary’s World Polio Day Online Global Update
Join us for Rotary’s World Polio Day Online Global UpdateMark your calendar to join us on 24 October for Rotary’s World Polio Day Online Global Update. It will be streamed on RI’s Facebook pages in multiple languages and time zones
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We’re doing so much more than eradicating polio.
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Tuesday, October 29th: Monthly Social Meeting: Panache, 6:00pm
Tuesday, November 19th: Monthly Social Meeting: So Sweet Jewelry and Gifts, 5:30pm. A portion of all proceeds will be donated back to the club. Please join us in supporting So Sweet and the owner, Rosemary, who annually helps us with preparations for Chefs of the Burbs.
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