Raising Money for Humanitarian Global Grant - Set Her Free
Educating children changes the world.  Help us kick start a sustainable education program in the poorest part of Uganda.  It will be a fun night. So, buy tickets to attend, and if you can please consider a sponsorship. Click here for a Sponsorship Form. For more information about Set Her Free, click here.  To help fund Rotary's Humanitarian Global Grant to Set Her Free, click here.

Luminary Sale!

During the month of December, the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary club will sell Luminaries at the Fanwood Department of Public Works at 1 Fanwood Place (Manfra Way), off of North Avenue.   The sale dates are December 13-14 and December 20-21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and December 24 from  9 a.m. to 12 p.m.  

The luminary kits cost $1.25 per kit in all quantities and include paper bags, candles and sand. Customers are encouraged to bring buckets, boxes or plastic bags to transport the sand. Payments can be made by cash, check or Venmo. 

Orders and pre-orders can be made on this site (see button below).  Pre-orders placed prior to December 12th for 25 or more luminaries will be discounted to $1 per kit. 

Luminaries are traditionally used to illuminate the streets on Christmas Eve. A candle is nestled in sand at the bottom of a paper bag and placed along sidewalks to create a beautiful walkway. The candles are then lit at dusk on Christmas Eve. Some neighborhoods in the area get together and buy hundreds of kits to create an amazing display. 

All proceeds from the sale will be used to fund the various charitable and humanitarian projects that Rotary supports, both locally and internationally.  

Dr. Susan Esquillin was our speaker on Wednesday, October 15. She spoke about her organization, the Anti-Racist Mental Health Alliance, and the importance of having diversity in the mental health field in order to best serve those in need. For more information go to www.armha-nj.org Dr. Esquillin is pictured at left receiving a donation from club president, Julie Murphy.

Join Us for a Meeting
 
Members of the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club are from diverse walks of life - from business and professional roles and in government and non-profit organizations.  Rotary is non-religious and non-political, open to members of any race, culture or creed. 
Members are committed to making their communities better places to live, as they enjoy the fellowship of like-minded persons.  
They carry out a broad range of cultural, humanitarian and educational programs that touch people's lives in the local and global community.
 
We meet for lunch at 12:15 on the 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at the Stage House Inn (366 Park Ave, Scotch Plains) and for dinner on the 4th Wednesday of each month at Darby Road Public House and Restaurant (450 Park Ave, Scotch Plains).
 
If you are interested in attending a meeting or have questions, please email president@fsprotary.org.

November Meetings

Wednesday November 5 - 12:15 - Zoom Club Assembly 

Wednesday November 12 - Lunch Meeting - 12:15 - Lunch with the Veterans

Wednesday November 19 - Dictionary Day - 10:30 at the Elementary Schools

Please Sign-Up Here Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club: FSP Rotary Dictionary Day

Wednesday November 19 - Lunch at Fabio's - Fund Raiser for the Toy Drive

Wednesday November 26 - No Meeting - Happy Thanksgiving

About Our Club
Fanwood-Scotch Plains

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 12:15 PM
Stage House Restaurant - (908) 322-4224 -
366 Park Avenue
Scotch Plains, NJ
United States of America
Lunch meetings are held on the second and third Wednesdays of each month at The Stage House Inn, and dinner meetings are held at 6:15 pm on the fourth Wednesday at the Darby Road Public House and Restaurant at 450 Park Ave in Scotch Plains.
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Approximately 1.2 million Rotarians belong to more than 32,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas.
 
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