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Join us on Thursday, February 7, 2019 for a fun-filled evening as we celebrate LOVE with other local Rotary clubs! |
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 ST Rotarian John Moyer bid for our club on the Grand Champion market hog. |
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 We celebrated the achievements from our 2017-18 year with President Leon Moyer, and welcomed our new President for 2018-19, Suzi Berry! |
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 Join us for our Annual Golf Outing, Monday May 7, 2018 CLICK HERE to register online! CLICK HERE to print a registration/sponsorship form. |
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 Suzi Berry, President-Elect, Dean Dipiza, Steve Kendra, Past President Congrats to Souderton Area High School Senior, Dean DiPiza, on being awarded the 2017 Jim Church All Star Football Award. This $250 award is given to a player on the team that best lives by The four-way test. |
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 A big thanks to the Souderton Area High School's Interact Club for joining us this morning! We served together preparing one of Keystone Opportunity Center home's for a new family. What a great way to keep warm and serve others! |
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 Invited guests from the North Penn Valley Boys & Girls Club received an enthusiastic welcome from the Souderton Area High School's (SAHS) Interact Club to our 24th Annual Christmas Party. |
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Support our Interact Club! It's Always Sunny in Souderton Sports Memorabilia Live & Silent Auction, Raffle Baskets and Door Prizes Saturday, December 30, 6-8pm  In Honor of Sean Michael Flynn ‘17 |
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 Photo from Tournament in 2015 The Souderton-Telford Rotary and The Souderton Area High School are pleased to present the 4th Annual Jim Church Classic. The high school basketball tournament will be held at the Souderton Area High School on December 8th and 9th. All proceeds from the event will once again benefit the research of The Children's Tumor Foundation which is dedicated to raising awareness and funding research for treatments and a cure for neurofibromatosis. |
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 The Interact Club we support at Souderton Area High School, along with the Support our Troops Club, hosted the 2nd Annual Veterans Luncheon. The students welcomed 35 Veterans over three lunch periods. Each luncheon began with a student singing the National Anthem. Students and Veterans shared lunch, conversation and the Veterans were presented with a gift. Thank you students for honoring these important community members! |
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 John Young with President Leon Moyer Congrats to John Young on 50 years of service to our Rotary Club! John has served in many different roles in our club, but the one program that he has been passionate about is the youth leadership camp, Camp Neidig. Thank you John for your dedication and "Service above Self" over the past 50 years - you inspire all of us! |
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 Members of our club recently attended a lunch to celebrate business people giving of their time and talent to guide and advise the next generation of leaders. At this Indian Valley Chamber Event, our club sponsored the lunch for students and their parents from Dock Mennonite Academy and Souderton Area High School. Each mentor/mentee shared about the experience - very inspiring! Interested in becoming a mentor? Contact the high school's directly. |
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 Congrats Souderton Area High School (SAHS) Interact Club! Welcome back to Rotary! |
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The Rotary Foundation and clubs along the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana, are collecting emergency relief funds to help flood victims of Hurricane Harvey, which slammed into southeast Texas over the weekend. More information on how you can help CLICK HERE Thank You! |
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 Congrats on a job well done, Souderton Area High School students, at our 4-Way Test Speech Contest!
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Spend a fun afternoon on Friday, March 17 with your friends, playing your favorite game! Lunch and raffles will be part of the fun.
Spread the word about this new-type of fundraiser to benefit charities in our community.
$25.00 per person
(We provide the lunch and raffles - you bring your game and your friends!)
Sign up HERE
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It's time to tee-up for our 5th Annual Golf Outing on Monday, May 8, 2017.  |
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 Good luck to the Souderton Area High School Girls and Boys Basketball Teams as they compete December 9 - 10 in the 3rd Annual Jim Church Classic. Click on the link for the schedule. Stop by our tables at the event to check out our great raffles supporting the Children's Tumor Foundation!
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 Thank you to these Rotarians and their commitment to leading our club in the future. Leon Moyer, will be president of our club starting in June of 2017 - 18, followed by Suzi Berry from 2018 - 19. Please congratulate them!
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 President Steve Kendra
Bags of the ever-popular Moyer Indoor/Outdoor bird seed … gourmet meals … orchestra tickets … unique tools and other things of interest … all of these usual auction items, and more, were there for the bidding at our annual Rotary Charity Auction on September 29. Guests included members of the North Penn and Perkasie Rotary Clubs, various spouses and staff from Alderfer Auctions who assisted our own Sandy Alderfer in enticing everyone to up their bidding, and leaders from our targeted charities.
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.jpg) The gavel was passed to our new president Steve Kendra from Al Engel during the changeover ceremony.
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 Interact returns to Souderton Area High School after an 8-year hiatus!
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 Congrats to these graduates who each received a $2,000 scholarship!
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 7 - 11PM
Dinner Buffet - Cash Bar
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.JPG) (Photo: 2016 Team from Moyer Indoor-Outdoor)
Join the members of the Souderton-Telford Rotary for the fourth annual Golf Benefit at the Indian Valley Country Club. Register by April 27 by clicking here.
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 Rich Aichele, Executive Director of Keystone Opportunity Center, accepted our gift of $5,000 to support an adult education class located in Souderton Mennonite Church. This is a career and college readiness class for English is a second language students.
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Join us on Thursday, March 3 as high school students engage in a speech contest using Rotary's 4-Way Test! More info on the 2015 event click here.
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 This year we celebrated the twenty-second annual STRC Christmas Party for children in our community. It may have been the biggest, most boisterous – but also most well-behaved – one of them all!
(view the photo's from the event in the photo album section)
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Do you love a good basketball game? Join us at our 2nd Annual Souderton Tip-Off Classic at Souderton Area High School, Friday, December 4 - Saturday, December 5. A big thanks to our sponsor, National Penn Bank. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Children's Tumor Foundation.
 Steve Kendra, ST President Elect; Ken Keller, Senior VP at National Penn Bank;
Jim Church ST Rotarian; Sam Flaherty ST Rotarian
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Are you a leader in our local community? Come join part 2 of our conversation on Wednesday, November 11 at from 7 - 9:30AM at the Indian Valley Country Club. Breakfast is included!
Our objective is to elicit the best ideas from the community leaders on the unfulfilled needs of our community. Have a good idea? Share it here!
Photo's from our first conversation can be found by visiting the photo album on this website.
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 Pictured between Rotarians Al Engel and John Young are three of the six SAHS Juniors sponsored by ST this past summer. From left to right are Chelse Burton; Steve Sherlock; and Eve Austin.
Among the most rewarding things we get to do as Rotarians is the shaping of young adults into tomorrow's leaders through various scholarship and awards programs. Camp Neidig is one such program which ST is pleased to sponsor each year for qualifying Souderton Area High School (SAHS) Juniors.
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Our club's annual charity auction was a huge success raising over $27,500! A HUGE thank you to the auction committee, led by Jim McGowan and Sanford Alderfer Companies!
Most of all - THANKS to all of those who donated an item or placed a bid!
Proceeds from this auction will go to: Keystone Opportunity Center, Stone-Flick Children's Fund, Souderton-Telford Rotary's Charities Fund, Rotaplast International and Rotary International.
If you joined us for the auction - don't forget! You are warmly welcome to join us each week at the Indian Valley Country Club for our weekly meeting!
Follow the link for photo's from the event
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 Congrats to Souderton-Telford’s winner, Niara Savage on her 1st place win at the Rotary Speech Contest Finals held in Gettysburg PA. Niara’s speech on caring for the world’s environment won her a $1,000 grand prize! Nice job Niara! (Niara is pictured on the left)
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The Golf Benefit was an unqualified success. The weather was very cooperative, the Indian Valley Country Club (IVCC) staff knocked themselves out to take care of all our needs and we had many Rotarians volunteering to make the event run smoothly. The event raised about $12,000 for the youth in our community. The Stone & Flick Children's fund will be a significant beneficiary. Click on the photo album on the right column to see all of the fun!
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Three students from Souderton Area High School recently competed in the S-T, 4-Way Speech Contest. Niara, Kyle, and Juliana did an excellent job in defending their topics with the practical application of all four points of the Rotary Four-Way test.
Congrats to Niara for her first place win! Niara will move on to compete in Rotary District 7430 regional contest.
.jpg) L to R Al Engel, Souderton-Telford Rotary Club Vice President, Niara Savage, Kyle Wetzler, Juliana Ofalt, James Leary, S-T Rotary Club President, and Frank Gallagher, Souderton Area School District Superintendent and Rotarian
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Word FM, a local, faith-based radio station, and the Souderton-Telford Rotary who partnered with Univest Foundation to establish the Stone & Flick Children Fund are pleased to announce that the Fund has reached $109,538.62 as of Tuesday, January 13. The Fund was started to assist the Stone daughters and Anthony Flick, surviving children who lost their parents and sibling after the devastating tragedy in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania on Monday, December 15.
“We are overwhelmed by the support of the community so far,” said Dave Baker, Word FM station manager. “It’s heartwarming to see people coming together to help those in need. We are encouraged to see that even if we can’t replace the void in these kid’s lives, we can help make their future a little brighter”
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