MAPLEWOOD, NJ - 2021 Tree Sale!!! It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year, when you can purchase Beautiful Christmas Trees and Wreaths at the Annual Maplewood Rotary Christmas Tree Fundraiser at Maplewood Town Pool!
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Anniversaries:
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Noah MillerClaire MillerSeptember 25
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Norm WoolleySeptember 1, 196557 years
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Robert RothmanSeptember 4, 20184 years
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Eric YerganSeptember 18, 201210 years
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Elsie BernierSeptember 22, 20202 years
The Maplewood Rotary Club hosted a wonderful evening at Isaiah House in East Orange on Tuesday, October 29, 2019. The evening brought together members of Maplewood Rotary Club and guests at Isaiah House for this special event, which will hopefully become an annual event.
We "rocked our socks off" by handing out socks, pajamas to the children and gift cards to the teenagers. Then we shared pizza, refreshments, snacks with residents at the Isaiah House. Thank you to everyone that donated socks at all the different drop off locations! We literally had a mountain of socks, over 2000 pairs collected during our "SOCKOBER DRIVE", including a great haul from Rotary member Ed Boffa, who motivated his Union High School Interact Club to collect 633 pairs! A special thanks to Ed and his students.
It was a great night of "Service Above Self", and wonderful meeting the families that were so grateful for this small gesture of kindness from our communities.
Maplewood Rotary Club has been active for almost 90 years. Our mission of "Service above self" has made us strive to give back to the community in many projects. Our newest project is "Socktober". We hope to gather sock donations from the Maplewood and South Orange communities and then distribute the socks to homeless shelters. One of these is Isaiah House in Orange, where we will be collaborating this fall in 2 ways. The first is Painting a Guest Room in September and the other will be a Spaghetti Dinner for the guests in November. We will prepare and serve a dinner as well as distribute PJs, books and socks to the guests.
Drop-off for the "Socktober" drive can be found at these locations:
BCB Bank – Maplewood &
South Orange
Village Coffee in
Maplewood Village
Woolley’s on Burnett Ave
in Maplewood
Lexann Pharmacy on Springfield
Ave in Maplewood
Coldwell Banker Maplewood Village
Jordan Baris
South Mountain YMCA
During South Orange Playday event on 9/15 by the BCB Bank tent
- Socks are essential to the health and well-being of homeless individuals.
- Did you know new socks can reduce the risk of infection, prevent frostbite, and Foster good hygiene?
Donations will be used to buy new socks.
To mail donation please make check payable to Maplewood Rotary Club
and mail it to the Maplewood Rotary Club, P.O. Box1099, Maplewood, NJ 07040
MAPLEWOOD, NJ - Monday evening, June 24 was a time for celebration with the annual Maplewood Rotary Club end of year barbeque at the home of Steve Gussen and Stacy Hirschberg. Attended by almost all the members of the chapter and their spouses and/or friends, there was a true feeling of warmth and fellowship. Impossible to notmention that abundance of food and beverage for the celebration.
The first notable ceremony of the evening was the presentation by Rick Porter of the Paul Harris Fellow award to Mayor Vic DeLuca. The award, name in honor of Paul Harris who in 1905 founded the Rotary Club, is presented to a person who exemplifies all the qualities and goodness that The Rotary stands for. DeLuca has earned it with his support, and participation in major events over the years as Mayor of Maplewood.
During the course of the evening, not only was the year end celebrated, but two new members, Sharon Simmons and James Goodger, were administered the pledge of membership. The ceremonies continued with a presentation of a plaque and special Past President’s Pin to Rick Porter by President Elect Claudine Baptiste.
The final ceremony was the administration of the oath of office for the incoming officers by David Beni, with Claudine Baptiste stepping into the role of Chapter President for the coming year. Claudine told TAPinto SOMA that she hopes to focus more of the charitable support locally that has been done in the past.
UPDATE: Wow. Regarding our Annual Christmas Tree sale.We sold out late yesterday 12/09/2018. Thank you to the local communities who support our yearly fundraising effort. We had an all time record in the number of trees sold. We will attempt to get additional trees next year. so we do not sell out so early. We wish you all the best of Holidays! If you need to contact us regarding the tree sale please call Eric, Maplewood Rotary, at 646-831-4746.
Thank you all !!! Maplewood Rotary
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Our 2018 Christmas tree fundraisers still going strong....at Maplewood Community Pool. Also join us this Saturday Afternoon Dec 8, 2018 when local Girl Scouts will be selling Hot Chocolate. Thank you to all supporters of Maplewood Rotary. We also thank Maplewood Boy Scouts - Troop 5 and Seton Hall Alpha Chi Roh for their assistance in moving trees, putting and tying them on cars safely for a nice trip to your home ! Also very helpful are members of the Local Landscaper community, who show their commitment to our local community, where many work and or live, by volunteering their time. And a nice shout out to Union High School Interact Club for their assistance on the opening day of our sale (The Saturday after Thanksgiving).
We hope to see you soon! All profits go to local charities. Help us do our good work!
Maplewood Community Pool 187 Boyden Ave (North of Springfield Ave), Maplewood, NJ 07040
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Posted by Caroline Gosselin on Aug 01, 2010
Maplewood Rotary made it's 2nd annual donation to Camp Maple in 2010. The money will be used to fund the camp's activities and transportation for field trips. George Rague and Noelle Stewart-Sullivan head the camp.
Posted by Caroline Gosselin on Feb 03, 2010
On April 12th, Rotary District 7470 was honored by Easter Seals New Jersey's Camp Merry Heart for the District's long-term support of Camp Merry Heart.
Posted by Caroline Gosselin on Feb 05, 2010
Posted by C. Baptiste on Aug 23, 2019
Join us for a free Dinner
Service Above Self
The Maplewood Rotary Club
weekly meeting on Tuesday nights from 6:30 to 8:00
Toro Loco Restaurant, bottom level.
23 Valley St.
South Orange, NJ 07079.