Events

Join us as Richard McGarvey from the PA Gaming Control Board shares with us about this important department that is fulfilling the objectives of legalized gaming in the Commonwealth to deliver a significant source of revenue, assist the horse racing industry, provide broad economic opportunities and enhance tourism.

The club assembly is a regular rotary club meeting where there is no scheduled program but where the club president does club business such as having the Club directors report to the club on their projects, discuss upcoming fundraisers, etc.

This month, Lauren McCloskey from the Pottstown Rotary Club will be joining us.

This is a great meeting to attend to learn how our club is making a difference in our community, and how you can get involved!

Join us to support Rotary International's Foundation, fellowship with other clubs in our district, fun, silent auction, entertainment…. And maybe some surprise fun!

CLICK HERE to register!

The test, which has been translated into more than 100 languages, asks the following questions: Of the things we think, say or do

Is it the TRUTH?
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
During the spring many Rotary Clubs hold a Four-Way Test Speech Competition. It is a competition offered to high school students where the student must prepare a five to seven minute speech to illustrate the Rotary Four-Way Test.

The student is judged on Content (50%), Organization (30%), and Delivery (20%). The student must follow the Four-Way Test Theme throughout, must relate the speech to his/her own activities, must present a human-interest appeal, and must choose language that is clear, vivid and persuasive. The student must demonstrate organization of thought including an introduction, clear and orderly points and a brief conclusion that drives home the point of application. And finally, the student must be effective in his or her speech delivery including volume, grammar, gestures and attitude toward the audience.

This competition is always a highlight for our club as we look forward to hearing from the students.

The club assembly is a regular Rotary club meeting where there is no scheduled program but where the club president does club business such as having the Club directors report to the club on their projects, discuss upcoming fundraisers, etc.

This month, Suzi Berry ST Rotarian and Area 6 Assistant District Governor, will be sharing with us about the recent President Elect Training. Werner Koller will be joining us from Pottstown Rotary to share information about the upcoming District Conference.

This is a great meeting to attend to learn how our club is making a difference in our community, and how you can get involved!

Join us in assisting to assemble meal bags and distribute meals to our neighbors in need.

Help us keep our two-mile stretch of Schoolhouse Road trash free!  Participants should wear comfortable shoes/boots and clothing to move freely and protect their skin.  Work gloves will be made available, but it is advisable you bring your own. Weather cancellations will be made by 7pm the night before and sent to those registered through the link on this post. Rain date May 6

THANK YOU for rising early and helping us!

Ted Wolf is a serial entrepreneur and CEO who led organizations through all stages of scaling. Upon establishing himself as a go-to, Fortune 500 salesman, Ted followed the call of entrepreneurship. He conceived and grew an IT consulting firm from $1k in startup capital to approx. $100M in revenue. The business had more than 650 billable employees across 13 offices, was recognized on the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing companies, and was eventually sold to a $1B publicly traded company. Having traversed the path numerous times, Ted’s current mission is to guide other organizations toward safety, stability, profitability, and prosperity.

CLICK HERE to check out his website

Chip in for our annual golf benefit!

Funds raised through this event will support community youth leadership programs and the Souderton Community Park renovation - the centennial project of Souderton-Telford Rotary.

We welcome you to participate as a golfer, as a sponsor, or BOTH!

CLICK HERE - to register as a sponsor and/or as a golfer!

Thanks for supporting our club!

Interact is Rotary International's service club for young people ages 12 to 18. Interact clubs are sponsored by individual Rotary clubs, which provide support and guidance, but they are self-governing and self-supporting. STRC sponsors an Interact club at Souderton Area High School, which is led by Jennifer Detweiler, and they will be joining us to share what they have accomplished together this year.

The club assembly is a regular Rotary club meeting where there is no scheduled program but where the club president does club business such as having the Club directors report to the club on their projects, discuss upcoming fundraisers, etc.

Bob Hobaugh will be joining us to represent Rotary Internation in celebration of the generosity of our members in support of the campaign to End Polio Now. Bob will also share details of the Das Awkscht Fescht planned for August 4-6. The Fescht is one of the largest antique car and community celebrations with missions similar to those in Rotary: economic development, conflict resolution and community service.

Join us for lunch and find out how you can serve your community!

Margie Stern will be joining us from the Indian Valley Public Library to talk with us about current programs and possible ways we can work together.

Souderton Area High School (SAHS) selects two exemplary students from each grade every month to honor as students of the month. Students are given the opportunity to select local nonprofit organizations to receive $100 donations in their honor. The Souderton-Telford Rotary Club sponsors the Student of the Month program and Rotarian Dr. Sam Varano, Souderton Area High School principal, will be present to honor 2022-2023 Students of the Month.

The club assembly is a regular Rotary club meeting where there is no scheduled program but where the club president does club business such as having the Club directors report to the club on their projects, discuss upcoming fundraisers, etc.

This month, we will welcome new members.

A great meeting to attend to learn how our club is making a difference in our community, and how you can get involved!

The Souderton-Telford Rotary will celebrate with major park Sponsors, Dignitaries, and Rotarians the progress of the park renovation.  A light dinner will be followed by a ribbon cutting, capping off the celebration with delicious ice cream being served by our club at Concert Sundaes.  

Kindly RSVP by Monday, June 5, 2023.

In the event of rain, the celebration will be moved to the Souderton Pool Community Room, located across Wile Avenue. 

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 Beatlemania Again (a Beatles tribute band). 

Join us for lunch and find out how you can serve your community!  This month, our lunch meeting will be held at Generations cafe in Soudertion.  Generations of Indian Valley is a 501(c)3 non-profit community center serving active adults in Souderton, Telford, Franconia, and the surrounding communities with programs in wellness, nutrition, social services, recreation, travel and more. Generations’ Meals on Wheels program serves the Indian Valley and North Penn areas.  In partnership with the Montgomery County Office of Senior Services, Generations of Indian Valley offers a delicious, nutritionally balanced noon meal Monday through Friday in their community room.  The Generations Executive Director, Douglas Eschbach will briefly present the Generations Strategic Plan.

Set your alarm clock, grab your Rotary teeshirt, and join the fun assisting at the annual Indian Creek Foundation's Roll, Stroll & Run!

On the 5th Thursday of the month, our club does not meet.

Help spread the word about Rotary at Telford's Night Market!