Thanks go out to all our members! Because of your dedication and hard work, the Camden-Wyoming Rotary Club has been honored with a Rotary International Club Excellence Award!
This award is a reflection of the incredible projects we've completed and the positive, welcoming atmosphere we've built together. It's a true testament to our shared commitment to Service Above Self.
Thank you for everything you do to make our club so special. Here's to another year of doing good in the world!
On August 20, Cynthia Harrington, an intake coordinator at PACE Your LIFE, gracefully shared her experiences at the Camden-Wyoming Rotary Club as a guest speaker. Her background, enriched by caring for family members with health challenges, has provided her with deep insights into their needs.
Cynthia moved to Delaware from New York in 2021, bringing her expertise and compassion to the community.
Yasmith “Jazzy” Johnson, the District Governor Nominee for the Rotary District 7630 and a member of the international relations committee at the Camden-Wyoming Rotary Club, recently conducted her yearly visit to the Barranquilla Norte Rotary Club, where she was warmly received. During her visit, Jazzy highlighted the significant efforts of the Barranquilla Norte Rotary Club's "Save a Little Heart" project, which is committed to providing heart surgeries for children in need.
Special thanks to Gustavo De La Ossa Velez for his exemplary leadership and dedication to this vital initiative. The Barranquilla Norte Rotary Club made Jazzy feel right at home with their hospitality.
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Assistant Governor Mark Clark joined us to discuss his goals for membership and fighting food insecurity, sharing his excitement to get involved in our projects. We also welcomed Holy Cross High School's Tom Fertal, who gave a fascinating talk on how Catholic education is changing, including the challenges of declining enrollment and rising tuition. The evening ended with a celebration for Dick Matthew's birthday!
Last Tuesday evening, August 5, under the starlit sky, the Camden Wyoming Club had the pleasure of joining a spirited baseball game featuring the Shorebirds, with a noble cause at its heart. The proceeds were dedicated to supporting the global fight against polio, drawing an impressive gathering of 135 Rotarians from District 7630. It was a delightful occasion that brought our Rotary family together in unity and celebration, amidst a feast of food and an abundance of joy.
As the game reached its seventh inning stretch—a moment famously infused with anticipation—the atmosphere brimmed with camaraderie. It was then that past district governor Bill Ferguson took a moment to honor Max Hutsel with a Rotary Paul Harris pin, acknowledging his generous financial contributions to polio eradication, a cause close to all our hearts.
Our club was well-represented with nine members in attendance, joining numerous other clubs and esteemed district governors, both past and present. The evening was not just a testament to our commitment to a philanthropic cause, but also a celebration of community and fellowship within the Rotary. #rotarydistrict7630
On the splendid Saturday of August 1st, the Camden-Wyoming Rotary Club was a vibrant participant at the Town of Wyoming Peach Festival. Our members thoroughly enjoyed the interactions with festival-goers, enriching the day with insights and anecdotes about our club. It was indeed a memorable day, brimming with joy and the spirit of community.
On Wednesday, July 30th, the Camden-Wyoming Rotary Club was delighted to welcome Tom Malkiewicz as its esteemed guest speaker. Addressing the future of Rotary membership, Mr. Malkiewicz presented an inspiring vision. He emphasized the importance of nurturing and mentoring students from institutions like Del State, guiding them towards their entrepreneurial aspirations. By investing in these young minds, he believes that as they achieve success, they will fondly remember the Rotarians who supported their journey. This sense of gratitude, he proposed, will encourage them to join the Rotary themselves, thus perpetuating the cycle of mentorship and community service.
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