Ways you can support Rotary’s holiday initiatives…

From our President

This Thanksgiving, I want to express my gratitude and thanks to every one of our Rotarian family for your continued service and participation in our many community impacting initiatives.

Wishing you and your families a very Happy Thanksgiving Holiday!!

We want to thank Blend Bar & Bistro for being such gracious hosts for our weekly meetings as we navigated out of the pandemic, and I look forward to seeing you at our next meeting – December 2nd – at our new location, PJ’s Pancake House in Robbinsville.

About our Club

Over the last 30 years, our club has provided “Service above self” to a multitude of organizations, initiatives, & programs, including:

The construction of Megan’s Place.
The creation of Adopt-a-Child/Save-a-Life to support the City of Hope in Campinas, Brazil.
A $300,000 capital campaign to build the Miracle League of Mercer County barrier-free baseball field.
The construction of the gazebo/bandstand at the Robbinsville Town Center lake.

Learn more…

Events

The Miracle Field becomes a Winter Wonderland on Saturday, December 10th from 7:00 – 8:15pm

Sandro’s Coat Rack Drive:
- November 1 – December 15, 2022

Winter Survival Kits
- Collection runs November 18 – December 15
RCRH Holiday Party – December 15
Miracle League Winter Workouts
- Run January 9 – February 28
- For more information, or to volunteer, visit www.miracleleaguemercer.org

Upcoming Meetings

HTEDAC honors Rotary & Miracle League

Click on the pictures to watch the awards videos for both our club (Impact Award) and the Miracle League (Non-Profit of the Year). Thank you to Hamilton Mayor Jeff Martin and the HTEDAC!

President Kalpana Patel and members of the club gathered at The Stone Terrace by John Henry’s on Thursday, Oct 27.

Rotarian and ML Executive Director Dan Sczweck is joined by staff Andy Santoro and Amanda Bendorf, along with Coach Deanna Barry and son/player Cole Bigger.

In the news…

**Our** **November Students of the Month**: Mohammed Jasim, Steinert; Abby Moir, Robbinsville; Sara Formica, Nottingham; and Antony Alfaro-Peraza (November) and Brithney Agudo-Orellana (October), Hamilton West.

Another successful year for Flags for Heroes

Rotarians and fellow volunteers, including more than 25 teens and 10 adults from SEWA International USA Central Jersey Chapter, helped take down the flags and poles that stood for three weeks as part of the Rotary Club’s Flags for Heroes display at RWJU Hospital – Hamilton.

A big thank you to our Flags for Heroes co-coordinators Bill Coleman and Joe Cavone.

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Weekly meetings. Interesting guests. Tons of programs and initiatives! Click on our Facebook newsfeed to get the whole story!

Mt. Carmel Guild Honors Coleman

The Mt. Carmel Guild recently honored our own Bill Coleman for his work with Be Kind and the End Hunger program. See the full awards video right here!