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Rotary Club of Haverford Township, Pennsylvania
"The Sunrisers"
District 7450
Weekly Meetings: Every Thursday at 7:15 a.m.
at the Country Squire Diner Restaurant
Route 3 at Route 320, Broomall

Rotary Members are Business Owners, Managers, and Professionals
Who are Committed to:
Service Above Self
and who Support the Rotary
4-Way Test

Rotary Is:

Upcoming Programs

Feb 21 2008  Greg Krasovsky - Shelter Box, a disaster-relief program
Feb 28 2008  Jen McKeown, A Girl Scout working towards the Gold Service award
Mar 6 2008  A member gives a classification talk? or maybe something even better?
Mar 13 2008  Dave Brown, author - The Best Pro Athletes of Our Time
Mar 20 2008  Congressman Joe Sestak - report from Washington
Mar 27 2008  Chad Rosenberg - Youth Exchange Committee
Club Officers
  • President 2007-2008:   Joe McLoughlin
  • President-Elect:   Victor Sage
  • Secretary:   Seth Aaron
  • Treasurer:   Jim Ryal
  • Club Mailing Address: emailad.jpg (2198 bytes)   (Chris Schultz) -or- P. O. Box 624, Broomall, PA 19008
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Photo Section:

ShelterBox - Grag Krasowsky, visiting Rotarian, gets us up to speed on this project - See the photo

What We Have Done

In 2006, our club awarded scholarships to these very deserving high school seniors to help them as they graduated and prepared to start college:

In 1998, we gave an Automatic External Defibrillator to the Haverford Township Police Department so that a police officer who reaches a person with a heart in fibrillation might keep that person alive until medics arrive. In December 2000, we gave them 5 more, so each police car on patrol has one. In recent years, we have given money to shelter the homeless and to feed the less fortunate; we have donated to Philabundance, Merry Place, and to Rotaplast, to name only a few. We have contributed to youth athletic teams and leagues. We have supported the 100 Book Challenge. We have purchased fire equipment for Haverford Township fire companies, and a communications system for Haverford Township's Town Watch. Four times a year we pick up litter along Darby Road between West Chester Pike and Ardmore Avenue.

Directions to our Meetings

Simple to find! Get off the Blue Route, I-476, at Exit 9 (Broomall-Upper Darby) and go west one mile on West Chester Pike (PA Route 3) to Sproul Road (PA Route 320). The Country Squire is next to the corner gas station. We meet in a nonsmoking room, but it is NOT a smoke-free restaurant.