This month features exciting and impactful projects from Rotary Clubs in Canada, Italy, Taiwan, Uganda, and the United States.

Get to know Kyle, a Rotary member from West Chester, PA. He talks about his passion for impacting lives and teaching important lessons to youth, including his daughters.

More than 100 members and guests from the Southeastern Pennsylvania Rotary District packed a room at the Inn of Villanova last week to recognize the good work of members over the past year and introduce the new District leadership for 2025-26.

This past Memorial Day Weekend, Rotarians from Upper Main Line, Paoli-Malvern-Berwyn, Ardmore, Wayne, King of Prussia and West Chester Sunrise Clubs pitched in with donations and volunteers to host a picnic for the residents at the Coatesville VA Medical Center.

Rotary clubs in 200 countries around the world identify local issues and take action to help solve problems and make their community better. This month features exciting and impactful projects from Rotary and Rotaract Clubs in Bermuda, Ecuador, England, Netherlands, and Vietnam.

The final round of the Roger Taylor Rotary Speech Contest showcased talented young speakers before an audience of about 50 Rotary members, students, and community members. Contestants delivered original speeches on materialism, artificial intelligence, and historical accuracy, thoughtfully applying the Rotary 4-Way Test to real-world issues.

Our progress in the fight against polio shows why vaccination is important.

The Navy recruiter promised him he would see the world and never be shot at. Wrong! Rick Trivane was assigned to the US Naval Air Command at the Naval Air Station in Lakehurst, NJ, a scant sixty miles from his home in Linden, NJ.

Rotary clubs in 200 countries around the world identify local issues and take action to help solve problems and make their community better. This month features exciting and impactful projects from Rotary and Rotaract Clubs in Bermuda, Ecuador, England, Netherlands, and Vietnam.

With clubs throughout the Philadelphia region, Rotary offers opportunities to make a lasting impact, both locally and globally.

Meet Jeannine, a lecturer and performer with deep roots in the Swarthmore area. She talks about her interest in helping young people make a social impact through service.

Since Rotary and our partners started this journey, BILLIONS of children have been protected from polio. But we still have work to do.

“I can help my community, but now I can help communities across the globe.”

Many people’s career paths take them far from their original goals. Ellen Williams of the Chestnut Hill Rotary Club is no exception. Upon graduation from the University of Delaware with a degree in criminal justice, she was offered a position as a parole officer. “I took one look at what the job entailed and said, “Oh no. This is definitely not for me!”

After a tragic plane crash, Rotary members responded immediately, delivering hot meals, essential supplies, and more.

Sometimes, life feels like it's missing something—a sense of connection, a deeper purpose, or just a space where you truly belong. If you’ve been searching for something more, we're here for you!

One of Rotary’s primary goals over the past several decades has been and continues to be to eradicate polio around the world. The following is a statement from Rotary International’s official response to the news of the U.S. likely pulling out of the World Health Organization.

Rotary Southeastern PA District is delighted to report that an applicant from from Boothwyn in Delaware County has been selected to become a Rotary Peace Fellow with the 2025 entering class.

“Rotary is all about jumping into action as quick as we can." helping displaced victims with paperwork, lending spare bedrooms, and providing money, clothes, food, and listening ears.

On a chilly late fall morning, Henry H. Houston Elementary School Principal Leroy Hall leads a cheerful “ABC Song” with third grade students who were excitingly waving dictionaries in the air.

“A B C D E F G… now I know my…” Accompanying Hall in the school’s library were teachers and a half dozen Chestnut Hill Rotary volunteers.