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3rd Annual Kennett Rotary PetFest 2018

Saturday, September 22

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  Welcome to

Rotary Club of Kennett Square

and

Kennett Square Rotary Light

Make 2018 the year to make our community a better place

Discover Rotary in Kennett Square

Rotary meetings are open to first-time visitors and guests

RSVP not required

Rotary Club of Kennett Square and its satellite club, Kennett Square Rotary Light, represent two of 32,000 clubs worldwide. Rotary includes 1.2 million members dedicated to fighting disease, providing clean water, promoting literacy, supporting healthy mothers and babies, striving for peace and international understanding, and fostering economic development.

Rotary Club of Kennett Square

Tuesday Lunch meetings

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

at

Giordano's Restaurant

633 E Cypress St

Kennett Square

  Exception to above: Third Tuesday 5pm-7pm, Giordano's 

Meet upstairs in the Sports Bar area

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Kennett Square Rotary Light

Second Sunday meetings

Noon at Giordano's Restaurant

Kennett Square Rotary Light is dedicated to the same service goals. What makes it special is it has a streamlined format:  one regular meeting and one service project each month, a reduced time and monetary commitment. Perfect for busy professionals with family commitments and active people who want to make volunteer time count.

For Info about Kennett Square Rotary Light,

Please contact Aimee Bowers at KSqRotaryLight@gmail.com or (302) 897-4198

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Save the date:

3rd Annual Kennett Rotary PetFest 2018

Saturday, September 22

Check out below

NEWS FROM ROTARY AROUND THE WORLD

Photos Below are from Recent Rotaplast Medical Mission to Cumana Venezuela

On March 7th, Kennett Square Rotary Club heard a great story of dedicated efforts

to help the children of Haiti and how Rotary became integral to this effort.

Head Master Maxo spoke about starting a community school using his own money; a school for children who cannot afford education. The school grew to the point where he could no longer support it alone.

Sue and Peter Mardingly of the Concordville-Chadds Ford Rotary started a nonprofit (Mommy Sue's Children) to assist Head Master Maxo keep 220 children in school.

A great example of Rotary at work!