Events

The second Tuesday of each month is dedicated to strengthening our STRC community by hearing from new members, committees and representatives of our Rotary District.

Nate Clemmer, owner of the Branch Creek Taphouse, will join us to discuss the development of the business and his commitment to use profits to support local nonprofits.

STEM YEA is a four-day, three-Night Residential Camp for Middle School Students in our Rotary District from July 11—July 14, 2024.  Join us for an informational evening about this great student learning opportunity as well as the upcoming fundraiser to support the event.

Get ready for a night of non-stop fun at our Rotary Bowling Extravaganza! Grab your family, summon your friends, and round up anyone eager to dive into the world of Rotary for an unforgettable evening filled with bowling, delicious food, and fantastic fellowship.

The Souderton-Telford Rotary Club is turning up the excitement by supplying pizza, refreshing beverages, and tasty snacks. All you need to bring is your A-game for a night packed with laughter and good times! And guess what? We're spicing things up with BOWLING BINGO! Prizes await, but the real treasure lies in the bragging rights your team can claim. Whether you bring a crew of 4 or 5 or come solo, we'll mix and match teams once everyone picks a lane. But that's not all – if we have a bunch of young enthusiasts, we're setting up a special "bumper lane" just for them! Let the little ones roll and have a blast.

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When there are five Thursday's in a calendar month, we typically do not meet.

See you next week!

Join us as we pack and distribute meals to those served through this ministry of Emmanuel Lutheran Church.  Unable to serve?  Consider donating bottles of water and single-serve snacks.  Contact Janet to find out more information.

Thomas Frawley is the Executive Director of the  Schuylkill River Transportation Authority.  He will be discussing global and local developments in passenger rail.

High school students, grades 9 through 12 will be joining us to take part in a speech contest while applying the principles of Rotary's Four-Way Test. The winner will proceed to a regional contest in April and those winners compete in the District final held at the District Conference in May. Cash prizes are awarded at all levels.  Join us for the very popular, annual event!

Jeanne Sorg, Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds, will review the types of documents that are recorded with the Recorder of Deeds office and go through how to search the database for current and historical deeds on your property. For more information on pursuing this contact the Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds at 610-278-3289.

We are living in a deeply divided country right now – politically, economically, and ideologically. It can be difficult to get along with someone who doesn’t share your point of view. Join us to learn how to “agree to disagree” and turn a difficult conversation into a thoughtful discussion so we can all get along better during these polarizing times.
 
Rotary International President Gordon R. McInally has encouraged all Rotary Clubs to have three meetings this year focusing on how mental illness and emotional health affect us all. This will be our second meeting on a mental health discussion and will be led by Lori Vargo Heffner, EdM, MA. Lori has spent more than 35 years working as a psychotherapist in schools, hospitals, and agencies. She is currently a psychotherapist with St. Luke’s Psychiatric Associates in Phillipsburg, NJ.

We will also be welcoming Phil Shade into membership!

Join us as we help prepare the garden beds for the upcoming season!  A morning of moving soil or mulch, planting, watering or weeding!  Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty or wet, water, and closed-toed shoes. 

Garden of Health provides healthy, safe food for low-income families, including those with dietary restrictions, in Montgomery and Bucks Counties!.

The Interact Club we support at Souderton Area High School has had an amazing school year. Join us to hear the recap!

Jenna Sanzo, Director of Operations for Project C.U.R.E.'s West Grove facility will be joining us to talk about her work and opportunities for volunteering. Project C.U.R.E. has grown to become the world’s largest distributor of donated medical supplies, equipment, and services to healthcare professionals in more than 135 countries. This is accomplished with the help of volunteers and donated medical equipment and supplies. Each year, Project C.U.R.E. ships approximately 200 40-foot semi-truck sized cargo containers carrying between $350,000 – $400,000 worth of donated medical supplies and equipment to under-resourced hospitals, clinics, and community health centers in developing countries.

Help us keep our stretch of Schoolhouse Road clean!

Please wear comfortable clothes, bring work gloves and water-resistant shoes.  Please use the sign-up link. 

CLICK HERE to sign up today!

STRC member, Tom Trumbore, will share details about his life's journey in an introductory speech to our club.

The second Thursday of each month is dedicated to strengthening our STRC community by hearing from new members, committees and representatives of our Rotary District.

Member induction with our first corporate memberships: Univest and Keystone Opportunity Center

We will also hear from our Inbound Rotary Youth Exchange Louisa Noleto (Brazil) as she shares about her year in our community.

SAHS Principal, Dr. Sam Varano, will introduce this year's students of the month. We will have a chance to hear from each of the students.

The Harleysville Rotary will honor a former ST Rotarian, Sandy Alderfer, at their 8th annual breakfast. A member of our Rotary club for 33 years, and a Paul Harris +1 fellow, we are grateful for his support and talent at our annual Auction as well as the many other community events he has supported over the years.

$45PP; Our club is organizing a table of 10. If you sign up to attend, you are agreeing to be billed by Clubrunner.  

Sign up open until May 10.

Anxiety disorders and depression are two of the most prevalent mental health conditions in the United States, affecting nearly 40% of Americans. They can significantly affect your mood, your behavior, and your thinking. It’s important to know that if you live with one or both of these conditions, you are not alone, and help is available. Learn about common signs and symptoms, coping strategies, treatment options, how to access care, and available resources.

Rotary International President Gordon R. McInally has encouraged all Rotary Clubs to have three meetings this year focusing on how mental illness and emotional health affect us all. This will be our third presentation on a mental health topic.  

Psychiatrist Dr. Tamoor Ilyas joined St. Luke’s Penn Foundation in August 2023. He earned his medical degree from Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine in New Jersey and completed his residency in psychiatry at Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. Dr. Ilyas also completed a one-year psychoanalytic fellowship with the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia.

Our club does not meet when a month has 5 Thursday's!  See you next week!

Rick Kowey, EVP and COO of Universal Compressed Air will share on the topic, "How to Sell Air for Millions of Dollars!"  Rick will discuss air supply to electric vehicles, reducing energy consumption, and reducing your carbon footprint.

Join us as ST Rotary Members, Steve Kendra, Darlene Scott, and Harleysville Rotary Member Randy Floyd share about their recent service trip to Medellin, Colombia with Rotaplast.

Bring your favorite dish to share as we celebrate community efforts to help others in Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Colombia, Honduras, Pakistan, Ukraine, and many other countries around the world.

The efforts of the following organizations will be featured:

Healthy Ninos, Help-to-Help, Konkourona Alliance Foundation (KAFO) Inc, Polio Plus, Rotoplast, Shelterbox, Souderton-Telford Rotary Club and the Worm Project.

The Roll, Stroll & Run is the largest fundraiser for the Indian Creek Foundation.  Their residents love to attend this event to catch up with old friends and hang out with their families.  We need assistance to hand out water and snacks to participants.

For nearly 50 years, Indian Creek Foundation has served Bucks and Montgomery area children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Karen Misher and Nancy Venner will be joining us from A Step Up Academy, a private, non-profit, co-educational, and non-sectarian school for children with autism.

Third Fridays from May through October, folks from all over flock to Souderton, PA for a monthly street event in the hollow. On these evenings, they meet up with friends, old and new, while shopping and enjoying music, food and beverages. 

Help us promote all the wonderful things Souderton-Telford Rotary Club contributes to the community! We will be raising awareness and communicating the benefits of Rotary, and specifically encouraging attendance at the upcoming Beerfest. It only takes a few people to make a big impact at this well-attended event. Join us at this fun event - sign up today!

Our Rotary year ends tonight! We are incredibly grateful to President Brad Bissinger for the two years he has led our club. Join us to say THANKS and welcome Kate Hoath as our President for 2024 - 25.

Happy Independence Day!

Join us at Concert Sundaes, a weekly, summer, concert series.  We will be serving the community ice-cream and snacks during an outdoor concert performed by the Allentown Band. 

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President Kate Hoath will share her plans for our 99th Year:  2024-25!

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Join us as we award our annual Merit Scholarships and also hear from Rotary Youth Exchange outbound student, Elias Dunham, who will share about his year in Belgium - we look forward to hearing about his adventures!

Amy Garges is a Penn State Extension 4-H Educator in Montgomery County, PA.  She will be joining us with a few students from our local 4-H club to provide an overview of the club and what activities they are participating in.  

Join us at the Indian Valley Beer Fest!

Benefiting the Indian Valley Public Library and the ST Rotary Foundation.

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Camp Neidig was founded in 1950 to further the leadership abilities of young boys; girls were added in 1990.  Each year, students are selected from the Souderton Area High School to attend the camp and we will hear from some of those students. 

Join us for a fun evening as we share a picnic in the park!