- Education: Raise awareness about the importance of mental health wellness among Rotarians and the broader community through our website and social media.
- Ending Stigma: Foster greater understanding of mental health conditions and work to reduce the stigma surrounding them.
- Encouragement: Inspire and empower fellow Rotarians and community members to pursue their own paths to mental health wellness.
Event | Date | Time | Audience | Presenter |
District Learning Assembly | May 5, 7, 8, 2025 | 6:30 PM | Please see below for more information and a link | DGE Mary Cook |
Presidents’ meeting | Monday 6/2/25 | 5:30-6:00 PM | Club Presidents & AGs | DG Katie Farrell |
Gold (≥$5,000) | Silver (≥$3,000 | Bronze (≥$1,000) |
Kutztown | Bethlehem Morning Star | Ambler |
Willow Grove | Pottstown | Bethlehem |
Blue Bell | ||
Doylestown | ||
Fleetwood | ||
Harleysville | ||
Hatboro | ||
Horsham | ||
Montgo New Britain | ||
Quakertown | ||
Springfield Township | ||
West Reading- Wyomissing |

- Cleaning up streets, highways, waterways, trails, community parks, and neighborhoods.
- Planting and maintaining pollinator gardens
- Planting trees
- Creating riparian buffers along streams
- Collecting and recycling single-use plastics
- Planting community gardens
By now all clubs should be actively recruiting students for camp. If you are interested in assistance, you can reach out to Jonathan Joseph Hoster <jjhoster@syr.edu>.
The entire Camp Neidig experience is designed to hone students’ leadership skills and to encourage them to take what they learned and apply those skills to their school and community activities in the future. The program is offered at no cost to the students or their families, thanks to the generosity of the Rotary Clubs of District 7430. Learn more at www.campneidig.com and contact Camp Neidig Committee Chairs Wendy Body at wgbody@yahoo.com or the Camp Director Dr. Stephen Burnham at s_burnham@conradweiser.org.
Watch RYLA video on the camp experience from the campers.
Take an opportunity to listen to a former camper video.
We are in need of a camp nurse. If you are a RN or LPN and would like to join us for this wonderful opportunity, please reach out to Mrs. Body or Dr. Burnham. This is a paid position.
We hope you will join us at “Neidig Night” on Monday, June 16th at 6pm. It’s the best family dinner and closing celebration. Please order your chicken bbq tickets by Friday, May, 30, 2025. (Veggie burger is also available.) $20 per person. All are welcome.
CONGRATULATIONS to LORETTA OTTINGER, Fleetwood Rotary Club, for winning the free 10-Day Excursion to Cambodia at the multi-District Conference at the Hershey Lodge. Loretta’s free raffle entry at the Sustainable Cambodia information table in the House of Friendship was randomly selected on Saturday evening.




Front row, L to R: Rose Galliano Phillips (Kutztown club); Alicia Ruiz Orbin (Emmaus club); Dee Eng (Emmaus club); Mayor of Villa Angostura; Cindy Hornaman (Emmaus club); aide in tourism bureau
Second row, L to R: Mike Orbin (Bethlehem Morning Star); Dave Phillips, head of tourism bureau; Herb Klotz (Allentown West club); Christian Schultz, next president of Passport Club,Villa Angostura; Francesco Orzans RFE chair, 4912 Passport Club, Chris Hornaman, Gary Rohrbach (Emmaus Club)




Exciting News: New RYLA at Camp Neidig Video Available!
We’re thrilled to announce the release of a brand-new RYLA at Camp Neidig video, showcasing the impact of this life-changing leadership experience for young people. This engaging video captures the spirit of teamwork, personal growth, and leadership development that makes RYLA such a valuable opportunity for high school students.
How Your Club Can Use This Video:
✅ Share with High School Guidance Counselors & Teachers – Help spread the word to students who would benefit from attending. Provide the link in outreach emails to high school counselors, teachers, and club members.
✅ Post on Your Club’s Website – Highlight your club’s commitment to youth leadership and embed the video on pages about youth programs.
✅ Share on Social Media – Inspire engagement by posting the video on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
✅ Play at Club Meetings – Showcase the impact of RYLA and encourage member support for this incredible program.
Let’s work together to expand RYLA’s reach and empower the next generation of leaders! Watch and share the video today. https://youtu.be/2CBoekl6K3o?si=aGr40vk-Afp4CNGz 🎥✨
We are in need of a camp nurse. If you are a RN or LPN and would like to join us for this wonderful opportunity, please reach out to Mrs. Body or Dr. Burnham. This is a paid position.
We hope you will join us at “Neidig Night” on Monday, June 16th at 6pm. It’s the best family dinner and closing celebration. Please order your chicken bbq tickets by Friday, May, 30, 2025. (Veggie burger is also available.) $20 per person. All are welcome.


- Club conflicts-discuss with club leaders
- District and Committee Conflicts-discuss with District Leadership
- What is conflict?
- What is your conflict management style?
- How can you resolve conflict?
- Resources for further learning
Gold (≥$5,000) | Silver (≥$3,000) | Bronze (≥$1,000) |
Kutztown | Bethlehem Morning Star | Blue Bell |
Pottstown | Doylestown | |
Horsham | ||
Montgo New Britain | ||
Quakertown | ||
Springfield Township | ||
West Reading- Wyomissing | ||
Willow Grove |



Thanks to Bethlehem and Bethlehem Morning Star for sponsoring Leo to go to Argentina!
Thanks to Doylestown for sponsoring Brayden to go to Germany!
Thanks to West Reading-Wyomissing for sponsoring Eva to go to Italy!



at Camp Neidig:
Key Dates and Updates
- February 28: Campers must be registered by this date. Afterward, Jonathan Hoster will start contacting the high school listed on your registration to help recruit students
- May 1: A Zoom meeting will be held for parents to provide important information (a recording will be available for those unable to attend).
- May 23: Camper registration deadline—please ensure all student information is submitted by this date.
- May 30: Deadline to register for the BBQ (absolute final deadline is June 5).
- June 3: Staff and camper headcount must be finalized and submitted to the camp.
- June 13–16: Camp Neidig takes place!





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Get ready for an interactive learning experience as we offer parts I, II, III, and Graduate courses.
For only $125 or $50 for Rotaractors, you'll gain invaluable knowledge and skills to benefit your Rotary service.



Why Participate?
- Inspire Future Leaders: Provide students with a platform to voice their thoughts, build confidence, and develop essential life skills.
- Engage Your Community: Strengthen your club’s connection with local schools and families, showcasing your commitment to youth development.
- Experience the Excitement: Be part of a dynamic and inspiring event that brings together talented young speakers from across the region.
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Next Steps
Region | Regional Coordinator |
North: Allentown, Allentown West, Easton, Bethlehem, Bethlehem Morningstar, Emmaus, Nazareth, Slatington, Lehigh Valley Passport, Whitehall Area | Anthony Moyer, anmoyer@eastpennsd.org |
West: Birdsboro, Fleetwood, Hamburg, Kutztown, Muhlenberg, Reading Spring Township Centennial, West Reading-Wyomissing | Carloyne Jordan ship934me@gmail.com |
South: Ambler, Blue Bell, Central Bucks, Upper Perkiomen, Saucon, Center Valley, Hatboro, Norristown, North Penn, Souderton-Telford | Sarah Toback sarahtoback@gmail.com |
East: Doylestown-Horsham, Huntington Valley-Churchville, Newtown, Springfield Township/Flourtown, Warminster, Warrington, Willow Grove, Montgo-New Britain | Anna Richter, Interim arichter21@comcast.net |
Central: Boyertown, Collegeville, Pennridge-Perkasie, Pottstown, Quakertown, Spring-Ford, Harleysville | Nicole Matz, Nicole.matz1@gmail.com |


Support the Rotary Foundation!
- In January we had 81 Rotarians attend our Grant Training Webinar—we now have 137 Rotarians grant certified! Now is the time to select your club projects for the Rotary Year 2025-2026 so we can have a lasting impact in all the projects that we implement.
- Has your club submitted the MOU yet for 2025-2026? 22 clubs are in—let’s get all 42 clubs working on a project!
- Do you know what Rotary’s Programs of Scale are?

