ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS!
Special Thanks to the Interact Club at CCTS! Their “Homeroom Challenge “ Food Drive filled my car with donations for our free food pantry. We couldn’t do this without the support of people like you.
We had a great meeting on June 5, 2024. We presented our scholarship winners from Highland, Overbrook and Timber Creek High Schools with their Certificate of Merit. Congratulations to a great group of students and best wishes for your future success. And don’t be a stranger- we’d love to have you come back and visit!
Come on out to Iron Hill Brewery in Maple Shade any Tuesday in February. Present this digital flyer to your server and 20% of your food bill will be donated to the Gloucester Township Rotary Club Foundation. Enjoy a great meal and support a great cause at no extra cost!
During our fabulous Holiday Dinner, we officially welcomed Mrs. Colleen Ayala and Dr. Brett Prate to our club.
Thank you Highland and Timber Creek High Schools Interact Students and Advisors for making the floats and participating in the parade this year. The Highland Wrestling Team stepped up to help build Highland's float and the Highland High School Parade Participants really stepped up when they gave Timber Creek High School the use of their assigned generator. None of this would have been possible without the Gloucester Township Department of Public Works providing us the garage space to build the floats and the use of a generator. Thank you to the Gloucester Township Police Department escort to the parade assembly location.
Chef Josh from Timber Creek HS hosted a “Friendsgiving” last week, teaching the culinary students how to prepare a Thanksgiving meal. Our club provided the funds for the food. The students did the work.
Thank you to American Heritage Federal Credit Union's Glendora Branch for sharing some of the food they collected in their Food Drive with our Club for use in our Pantry Boxes. Rotarian and Branch Manager Dana Pinto brought the food for distribution to needy families.
The Timber Creek Interact Club was a great help to us today, preparing food bags for 100 families in need to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Thank you to all of the generous shoppers who donated food and money to our November 5, 2023 Food Drive at the Shop Rite on Chews Landing Road. Your generosity will help the Gloucester Township-Pine Hill Rotary Club to provide Thanksgiving meals to 100 local needy families and to sustain our four Food Pantry Boxes located throughout the area.
Congratulations to J. Denise Coyne for having her name added to the Rotary Plaque at Citizen's Appreciation Park. It is very well deserved. Denise has had a substantial impact on our club. Among her any accomplishments, she obtained grant money to sustain us through the pandemic and she is the driving force behind our Food Pantry program. She is a very valuable member of our club.
We had a great turnout of volunteers from the Interact Clubs at CCTS, Highland HS, Timber Creek HS and the Highland Jr. Air Force ROTC. Be sure to visit Historic Gabreil Daveis Tavern during Camden County History Month for the Colonial Day Events (October 8th & 22nd).
We held our Changeover Event on June 14, 2023. Past President Steven Bogan has stepped up once again to take on the role of Club President.
District Governor Nominee Steve Neuner installed incoming Club President Steven Bogan
Incoming Foundation Trustees Christopher Shinn, Steven Bogan, George Hill, J. Denise Coyne, Gregory Smith and Grant Bayer.
Past District Governor Joanne Ventura installed new member Dana Pinto.
On April 19, 2023 our Club delivered numerous items to the C.W. Lewis School Store in support of their Lewis Bucks program.
Local Interact students helped clean up the pathways at Gabriel Davis Tavern on April 8.
It was great to meet our RYLA candidates from Highland High School, Julia and Alyssa, along with Interact Advisor Miss Pew.
Our Club suffered a great loss with the passing of founding member James W. Lilley, Jr.. He had an accomplished career and a rewarding retirement. Jim brought a wealth of institutional knowledge and humor to our meetings. He will be missed.
Thank you to the Rotarians and the Timber Creek Hight School Interact Students for participating in this year's Trunk or Treat at Lt. Col Sam Siler Park. An extra thanks to the Interact Students for giving out countless pieces of candy.
District Governor Michael Thompson presented Club President Christopher Shinn with this year's Rotary International flag at our meeting on October 19, 2022.
The Gloucester Township Rotary Foundation sponsored the construction of an elevated walkway on the pathway from the Gabriel Daveis Tavern to the Timber Creek.
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