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Bill Hann Memorial Donation
On Wednesday March 26th the Phillipsburg Rotary Club lost our dear friend and Rotarian, Mr. Bill Hann. Bill joined the club in 1976 and was passionate about Rotary. He especially enjoyed the weekly companionship and community service projects. Bill loved to share stories of the Club and his international travels. He had an infectious smile, lived life to the fullest and will be missed by everyone. If you would like to make a donation in his name, we promise you that it will go towards the programs that brought him joy for the past 49 years.
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Important Dates
April:
April 16 at 12:00; Meeting at Brother’s in Washington; Dr. Mansey, DDS; Betsy’s speaker
April 23: NO MEETING!
April 30 at 6:00: Corks & Forks work; at La Bella Via
May:
May 2 at 11:00 at my house: C & F work; Corks and Forks Pulls and Silent Auction
Corks & Forks: May 5 at 6:00 at Architects; 4:00 set up
May 7: NO MEETING
May 10 from 9-12:30; Volunteer at River of Life Food Pantry
Week of May 12: Meal deliveries
May 14 meeting at 12:00: Ashlee Melick from FYC; Laura’s speaker; at Francesco’s
May 14 at 6:15; Firth Youth Center Interact Club last meeting; pizza party; ALL welcome!
May 16 at 9:00; planting at St. Anne’s Center at Grandma’s House
May 20 at 12:00; Board meeting at Francesco’s
May 21 at 12:00; meeting; Dr. Selko, Denise and Kate’s speaker; at Francesco’s
May 28 at 6:00; meeting at Francesco’s
Other important dates:
June 28: Warren County Bicentennial Community Day at WCCC with other clubs: 10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Tentative date for Duck Derby: August 23rd at the Huntington Firehouse
Golf Outing: Friday, September 19 at Harkers
SMS Interact Club
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What is Interact Club?
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Interact is a club for youth, middle school through high school, who want to connect with others in their community or school.
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Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world.
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Interact is the youth version of Rotary. Our Interact Club is sponsored by the Phillipsburg Rotary.
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Why have an Interact Club?
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Through these groups, participants strengthen their leadership skills, serve their communities, increase their world understanding, build friendships, and more.
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Follow this link to learn more.
Faculty Advisor - Ms. Hummer - email - stewartsvilleinteract@gmail.com
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- Meetings will take place in Ms. Hummer's room, #101, after school from 2:30-3:30pm!
- Meeting Dates: Please see the Interact Club Google Classroom for meeting dates and reminders!
- Meetings will take place in Ms. Hummer's room, #101, after school from 2:30-3:30pm!
- Meeting Dates: Please see the Interact Club Google Classroom for meeting dates and reminders!
Costumes for a Cure 2021
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Will take place on Friday, October 29th
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We ask that anyone who would like to wear a costume to school (must be school appropriate) donate $1 or more
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All money raised will be donated to the Leukemia Research Foundation
Update: We were able to send a donation of $215.00 to the Leukemia Research Foundation. Thank you to all who participated!
Hats for Halloween
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Will take place on Friday, October 22nd
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We ask that anyone who would like to wear a hat to school donate $1
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Wear a hat to school for a $1 donation. All money raised will be donated to fund a new tree at SMS for our memorial in memory of Matthew Hurte, a past student.
Update: Thank you so much to everyone who participated! We raised $381.00 to put towards a new memorial for Matt. We greatly appreciate your help in exceeding our goal!
Operation Gratitude
We will again be collecting excess Halloween candy for the @OperationGratitude #HalloweenCandyGiveBack Program! The Military & First Responders who receive your sweet treats are extremely appreciative!
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We'll be collecting candy from Tuesday, October 26th through Wednesday, November 3rd.
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We ask that anyone who would like to donate, please bring your candy to school and drop it off in the candy drop box outside of Ms. Hummer's room #101!
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Q: What kind of candy can I donate?
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A: Individually wrapped, fun or bite-sized candy is accepted. *No powdered candy (Pixy Stix, Fun Dip, etc.), unwrapped, or homemade items.
Update: Our collection was so successful, we extended the collection through November 12th! We were matched with first responders at the Kingston-Forty Fort Fire and Rescue in Kingston, PA. Ms. Hummer delivered approx. 87 pounds of candy to them on Sunday, November 7, and they were extremely appreciative! With the extension, we collected another 26 pounds of candy which was donated to local first responders! Thank you so much!
December Event:
CHOP Pajama Party
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Date: Friday, December 3rd
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We ask that anyone who would like to wear their comfy pajamas to school donate $1 or more
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All money raised will be donated to the CHOP Children's Fund
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Donations may also be made through the following website: chop.donordrive.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donordrive.personalCampaign&participantID=112116
Update: Thank you so very much to everyone who participated and donated! Between in person donations and online donations we raised an AMAZING $1,456.76 for CHOP! I am so proud of and thankful to everyone who helped make this fundraiser such a success!
January Event:
Operation Furr-ever Warm
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Date: Monday, January 10th - Friday, January 28th
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We are collecting new or gently used blankets and/or towels to donate to local animal shelters in need!
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We ask that anyone who would like to donate, please drop off donations in the bin outside of Ms. Hummer's room, #101
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Update: Thank you so very much to everyone who donated towels and/or blankets! We collected over 60 items to donate to local animal shelters!
Our club is a proud part of this community and of Rotary International. Rotary is a global network of more than 1.2 million members who believe that great things happen when dedicated minds come together. We are community and business leaders representing different professions, experiences, and perspectives with a shared desire to connect with others to address the challenges affecting our community and communities around the world. Partnering with local, national, and global experts to exchange ideas about possible solutions, we draw up action plans to respond.
Since our start in 1938, our club has offered opportunities for our members - and those interested in making a difference - to get involved. Through meetings, social events, and volunteer projects, such as our Golf Outing and Corks & Forks, we raise funds to support both local and global initiatives. Along with these opportunities to serve, members also are able to regularly network, resulting in lifelong friendships and business connections.