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 November 12th

This is what our Rotary Club is all about. In service to our community Rotarians Jeff Geesaman and President Matt Gunder presented a check from the proceeds of our latest Battle of the Minds fundraising to Mike Bock president of the Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department.
We also heard from WASH high school students (l. To r.) Alexis Kelley, Kiley Bui, and Makenzie Fishel on their experiences at Rotary Youth Leadership Awards camp this past June which our club sponsored. ... See MoreSee Less

This is what our Rotary Club is all about. In service to our community Rotarians Jeff Geesaman and President Matt Gunder presented a check from the proceeds of our latest Battle of the Minds fundraising to Mike Bock president of the Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department. We also heard from WASH high school students (l. To r.) Alexis Kelley, Kiley Bui, and Makenzie Fishel on their experiences at Rotary Youth Leadership Awards camp this past June which our club sponsored.Image attachment
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Wednesday November 6th

Another informative and eye opening presentation at Rotary this Tuesday. Jennifer Shank,RN, the stroke program coordinator for WellSpan at the Waynesboro and Chambersburg Hospitals, enlightened us on the signs and symptoms of stroke and helped us ID the risks factors associated with stroke. Stroke is the #1 cause of major disability in the United States and we are blessed to have dedicated healthcare professionals like Jennifer to make us more aware of the effects of this affliction. ... See MoreSee Less

Another informative and eye opening presentation at Rotary this Tuesday. Jennifer Shank,RN, the stroke program coordinator for WellSpan at the Waynesboro and Chambersburg Hospitals, enlightened us on the signs and symptoms of stroke and helped us ID the risks factors associated with stroke. Stroke is the #1 cause of major disability in the United States and we are blessed to have dedicated healthcare professionals like Jennifer to make us more aware of the effects of this affliction.
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Tuesday October 29th

Our speaker today in Rotary was Noel Kline, a Waynesboro native and younger bother of Rotarian Tod Kline. Noel started off on a fascinating career path by graduating with a degree in Communications from Penn State. While working on a project with the Penn State’s medivac unit, Life Lion, Noel chose to pursue yet another career in nursing. Extending his talents even further Noel spends countless volunteer hours serving the National Park service in the Park Watch Patrol at Gettysburg battlefield. On top of that Noel is an accomplished photographer with many published works to his credit! ... See MoreSee Less

Our speaker today in Rotary was Noel Kline, a Waynesboro native and younger bother of Rotarian Tod Kline. Noel started off on a fascinating career path by graduating with a degree in Communications from Penn State. While working on a project with the Penn State’s medivac unit, Life Lion, Noel chose to pursue yet another career in nursing. Extending his talents even further Noel spends countless volunteer hours serving the National Park service in the Park Watch Patrol at Gettysburg battlefield. On top of that Noel is an accomplished photographer with many published works to his credit!
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Tuesday October 22nd

A timely and thought provoking presentation at our weekly Rotary meeting. Dr. Brian Ulrich, professor of history at Shippensburg University outlined the history of and current status of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict starting with some of its origins in the 1800’s. His astute analysis of the conflict showed a complex and intransigent situation that may take years to resolve. ... See MoreSee Less

A timely and thought provoking presentation at our weekly Rotary meeting. Dr. Brian Ulrich, professor of history at Shippensburg University outlined the history of and current status of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict starting with some of its origins in the 1800’s. His astute analysis of the conflict showed a complex and intransigent situation that may take years to resolve.
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Tuesday October 15th

Rotarian Greg Lyon- Loftus briefed us today on Rotary’s efforts to eradicate polio worldwide. Today was our club’s designated day to elevate our efforts in this cause which we did through our “brown bag lunch” tradition. Greg emphasized that women’s participation in polio eradication was a key ingredient to success since everywhere they have been allowed to guide efforts have had a successful eradication program. Our club has been a leader in the district’s “Polio Plus” campaign.
Following Greg’s presentation we were delighted to have Franklin County genealogist Pam Anderson share with us her research on Franklin County’s Town Cane awards for the oldest living male in both Chambersburg and Waynesboro. While she has been unable to physically locate one of theses canes she did reveal the results of her research on the recipients. Pam has been a regular contributor to our speaker venue and always brings a fresh and fascinating topic to share. ... See MoreSee Less

Rotarian Greg Lyon- Loftus briefed us today on Rotary’s efforts to eradicate polio worldwide. Today was our club’s designated day to elevate our efforts in this cause which we did through our “brown bag lunch” tradition. Greg emphasized that women’s participation in polio eradication was a key ingredient to success since everywhere they have been allowed to guide efforts have had a successful eradication program. Our club has been a leader in the district’s “Polio Plus” campaign. Following Greg’s presentation we were delighted to have Franklin County genealogist Pam Anderson share with us her research on Franklin County’s Town Cane awards for the oldest living male in both Chambersburg and Waynesboro. While she has been unable to physically locate one of theses canes she did reveal the results of her research on the recipients. Pam has been a regular contributor to our speaker venue and always brings a fresh and fascinating topic to share.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Learn about Waynesboro Club projects.

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DICTIONARIES DONATED
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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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ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY AWARD.

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SUPPORT LOCAL PARKS.

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ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
to the local community annually.

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