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!
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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, contact Joanne Messerschmidt at jbmesserschmidt@gmail.com.
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)!
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Join us for a morning of free health screenings, wellness information, and local community resources, including giveaways, demonstrations, and guest speaker! Details: http://bit.ly/2Uik3Oy
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.
This week we welcomed our newest member to our club, Wendy! She has been a long time friend of Rotary and has attended many events with her husband Andy. We're glad to have her as an official part of our club. Welcome Wendy!
The END Hunger Meal Packing Event took place on Saturday October 20th, 2018 at Upper Dublin Lutheran Church. 45,000 meals were packed by members of the Springfield Township, Ambler, Blue Bell, North Penn Rotary Clubs as well as Upper Dublin Lutheran Church Members.
We were absolutely thrilled to welcome our new District Govenor, Cindy Hornaman, to speak at our meeting Tuesday. Her vision and enthusiasm for the clubs of our district is infectious and we look forward to the year ahead with her at the helm. Cindy, thank you for your service!
We are proud to honor Brendan from Wissahickon High School our Cassidy scholarship this year. Brendan plans to attend the University of Michigan this fall. We look forward to seeing all you'll do in the future, Brendan!
We were honored to announce three new inductees joining our club this month - Kevin, Michael, and Nick. Thank you all for your service to the community and we look forward to the work we'll do together in the future. Welcome!
Our members pitched in to get the new school started off right by providing backpacks and other school supplies to our local Boys and Girls Club!
Want to know how you can help too? We support them through our annual fundraiser Chefs of the Burbs coming again this October at PineCrest Country Club. See more information on our event poster.
Our Changeover Dinner for the 2018-2019 Rotary year was a huge success! A huge thank you to all who could attend, and to each and every member of the Blue Bell Rotary Club who make this organization great. Our 2017-2018 President, Lei Barry, handed over the reins to our new president, Bill Messerschmidt.
Bill - we look forward to the coming year and can't wait to see what it has in store.
We also took the opportunity to honor three of our members for their hard work and dedication to our club and the community: Mindi Vogel - Rookie of the Year, Leilani Katz - Rotarian of The Year, and James Gonnason - Service Above Self Award. Thank you all for everything you do for us. We so appreciate having the opportunity to work alongside you.
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