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

 

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 August 5th

A special presentation today from Rick Bradford of Shoebox Supply House in Shippensburg. Rick noted that he and his volunteer associates make available thousands of shoebox stuffers going into the Samaritan Shoeboxes which go around the world to children who may have no other Christmas gift. A great ministry that multiplies the amount of resources available for these Christmas shoeboxes. ... See MoreSee Less

A special presentation today from Rick Bradford of Shoebox Supply House in Shippensburg. Rick noted that he and his volunteer associates make available thousands of shoebox stuffers going into the Samaritan Shoeboxes which go around the world to children who may have no other Christmas gift. A great ministry that multiplies the amount of resources available for these Christmas shoeboxes.
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Tuesday July 29th

An outstanding presentation to our Rotary Club today by local historian and Licensed Battlefield
Guide,Tracy Baer. Tracy noted the enormous effect that Franklin County African American soldiers had on the storied 54th Maine Regiment featured in the movie “Glory “. Thanks to Tracy for his steadfast dedication to keeping these tremendously important events in the forefront of Civil War annals. ... See MoreSee Less

An outstanding presentation to our Rotary Club today by local historian and Licensed Battlefield Guide,Tracy Baer. Tracy noted the enormous effect that Franklin County African American soldiers had on the storied 54th Maine Regiment featured in the movie “Glory “. Thanks to Tracy for his steadfast dedication to keeping these tremendously important events in the forefront of Civil War annals.
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Tuesday July 22nd

A red letter day for our Rotary Club today when we hosted our District Governor, Dawn Linn. Dawn gave our club high marks and inspired us to hold fast in our work with the youth of our community. Dawn comes from a business background but has exemplified what “Service Above Self” means to us as Rotarians. There is no doubt that this years Rotary projects are going to be successful under Dawns leadership. ... See MoreSee Less

A red letter day for our Rotary Club today when we hosted our District Governor, Dawn Linn. Dawn gave our club high marks and inspired us to hold fast in our work with the youth of our community. Dawn comes from a business background but has exemplified what “Service Above Self” means to us as Rotarians. There is no doubt that this years Rotary projects are going to be successful under Dawns leadership.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Tuesday July 15th

An inspiring message of hope today from the Director of Spring of Hope, Gretchen Wease. Gretchen gave her Rotarian “classification talk” today. Gretchen is a Waynesboro native that describes herself as a lifetime learner which is evidenced by the varied training she has received over the years and the ways she has mastered diverse positions in long term care. Gretchen shared the challenges she has confronted in life and how her faith not only delivered her through them but also helped to equip her for her vocational duties. Gretchen is driven by a desire to help others more fully recognize their identity as a beloved child of God and to be set free from what has wounded their hearts. ... See MoreSee Less

An inspiring message of hope today from the Director of Spring of Hope, Gretchen Wease. Gretchen gave her Rotarian “classification talk” today. Gretchen is a Waynesboro native that describes herself as a lifetime learner which is evidenced by the varied training she has received over the years and the ways she has mastered diverse positions in long term care. Gretchen shared the challenges she has confronted in life and how her faith not only delivered her through them but also helped to equip her for her vocational duties. Gretchen is driven by a desire to help others more fully recognize their identity as a beloved child of God and to be set free from what has wounded their hearts.
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Tuesday July 8th

Another informative program today from Waynesboro native Chris Motz, chief partnership officer at the University of Maryland Global Campus. Chris has vast experience in leadership roles in higher education and joined UMGC in August of 2020 as vice president of academic outreach. UGMC has quietly grown as one of the premier academic institutions with an enrollment of over 100,000 adult learners throughout the world. ... See MoreSee Less

Another informative program today from Waynesboro native Chris Motz, chief partnership officer at the University of Maryland Global Campus. Chris has vast experience in leadership roles in higher education and joined UMGC in August of 2020 as vice president of academic outreach. UGMC has quietly grown as one of the premier academic institutions with an enrollment of over 100,000 adult learners throughout the world.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Learn about Waynesboro Club projects.

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DICTIONARIES DONATED
to Waynesboro schools every year.

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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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donated last year to
SUPPORT LOCAL PARKS.

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ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
to the local community annually.

ABOUT OUR PROJECTS