100 Years of Service to our Community and the World!!!

Tod Kline, Rick Boyer, PDG Dana Orsini, PDG Vicki Zimmerman, PDG Jack Cowen, and Bob Zimmerman led us in our 100th anniversary of Rotary Club of Waynesboro.

 

The Rotary Club of Waynesboro proudly enters its second century of service to our community and the world.

We welcome you to join us in our committment to making a change for the bettetr.  We hope you’ll enjoy this website and visit us at one of our weekly meetings.  We’d love to show you what Rotary is all about..

Keep an eye on our Facebook page for info on our weekly meetings and for more information on how we’re engaging, and email rotarywboro@gmail.com if you find things in the community for which the club can help.

Creating change in our community and around the world.

The Rotary Club of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania is a diverse organization of local business and community leaders who are united for the common good.

Our members are committed to the Rotary motto, “Service Above Self.”

Please explore our local service projects and learn more about Rotary.

Join Rotary and make a difference.

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Tuesday February 18th

Following the annual election of our club officers for the 2025-2026 Rotary year we heard from John Ryan Beck, fire chief of the Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department. John has held just about every position in the department and brings a wealth of experience into this critical leadership position. He noted the dedication of the volunteers and the many sacrifices they make to protect the property and lives in the Waynesboro community. John was introduced by Lori Depies, fellow Rotarian and herself a dedicated volunteer of the WVFD. Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation goes out to all of these dedicated volunteers. ... See MoreSee Less

Following the annual election of our club officers for the 2025-2026 Rotary year we heard from John Ryan Beck, fire chief of the Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department. John has held just about every position in the department and brings a wealth of experience into this critical leadership position. He noted the dedication of the volunteers and the many sacrifices they make to protect the property and lives in the Waynesboro community. John was introduced by Lori Depies, fellow Rotarian and herself a dedicated volunteer of the WVFD. Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation goes out to all of these dedicated volunteers.
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Saturday February 15th

We took the Rotary Club on the road again to the Waynesboro Senior High School to participate in the Chamber of Commerce’s Business Expo. It was a great venue to share our values and eat some great pancakes made by the Waynesboro Lions club. ... See MoreSee Less

We took the Rotary Club on the road again to the Waynesboro Senior High School to participate in the Chamber of Commerce’s Business Expo. It was a great venue to share our values and eat some great pancakes made by the Waynesboro Lions club.
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Friday February 14th

Service minded Rotarians Greg Lyon-Loftus, Roger Savage, Dave Logan, Lloyd Hamberger, and Kim Eaton had a wonderful time hearing Waynesboro High School FBLA students participate in the preliminary round of the Rotary Four Way Speech contest. All participants were well prepared and took on some of most difficult topics!

Thanks to Greg for his leadership. We look forward to hearing three finalists who will share their speech with our Club on the 25th. ... See MoreSee Less

Service minded Rotarians Greg Lyon-Loftus, Roger Savage, Dave Logan, Lloyd Hamberger, and Kim Eaton had a wonderful time hearing Waynesboro High School FBLA students participate in the preliminary round of the Rotary Four Way Speech contest. All participants were well prepared and took on some of most difficult topics! Thanks to Greg for his leadership. We look forward to hearing three finalists who will share their speech with our Club on the 25th.
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Tuesday February 11th

We “hit the road” for our meeting today and enjoyed the hospitality of Casey and Wes Phebus at Rough Edges. Our speaker today was Sarah Hall, Executive Director of the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts and member of the Hagerstown Downtown Rotary Club. Sarah outlined the history of the museum starting as a vision of Hagerstown native William Singer and briefed us on the myriad of programs the museum has for all ages. The MCMFA is the only fine arts museum within 65 miles and is a real treasure for our extended community! ... See MoreSee Less

We “hit the road” for our meeting today and enjoyed the hospitality of Casey and Wes Phebus at Rough Edges. Our speaker today was Sarah Hall, Executive Director of the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts and member of the Hagerstown Downtown Rotary Club. Sarah outlined the history of the museum starting as a vision of Hagerstown native William Singer and briefed us on the myriad of programs the museum has for all ages. The MCMFA is the only fine arts museum within 65 miles and is a real treasure for our extended community!Image attachment
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Sunday February 9th

In October and February each year our Rotary club engages Juniors and Seniors in a Financial Literacy session that teaches financial skills to these learners through games and simulations. On Wednesday, February 5th over 25 Rotarians, community members, and educators convened at the high school to give over 150 of these learners a leg up on their financial future. ... See MoreSee Less

In October and February each year our Rotary club engages Juniors and Seniors in a Financial Literacy session that teaches financial skills to these learners through games and simulations. On Wednesday, February 5th over 25 Rotarians, community members, and educators convened at the high school to give over 150 of these learners a leg up on their financial future.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Learn about Waynesboro Club projects.

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people in India provided with
SAFE DRINKING WATER.

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TOYS GIFTED
to local children every Christmas.

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SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
to local students every year.

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TRASH REMOVED
from Waynesboro roads every year.

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Pennsylvania
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY AWARD.

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SUPPORT LOCAL PARKS.

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ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
to the local community annually.

ABOUT OUR PROJECTS