About Our Club

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 5:30 PM
ST Municipal Board Room
1900 Linglestown Road
Harrisburg, PA 17110
United States of America
4th Tue 5:30-6:30pm Municipal Boardroom Speaker of Month; Tue 8-9am Students & Educators of the Month on 11/18, 1/13, 3/10 & 5/12; 1st Mon 5:30-6:30pm Bus. Meeting @ Peachtree; Service Projects/Events - Day/Time may vary (July no meetings)
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Upcoming Meetings & Events
Past Speakers
Sue Dumars
Oct 28, 2025
March of Dimes
DG 7390 Mary Brunski
Sep 30, 2025
Tell Your Story, Tell the Rotary Story
Jimmy Senos
Aug 26, 2025
Life on the Mediterranean Before Ancient Greece
Club Executives & Directors
President
President Elect
President Elect
Secretary

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Club Highlights
Everyone enjoyed our speaker of the month presentation by Lori Sheinvold, Executive Director of HANNA’s Pantry - a place where kindness fills shelves and hope fills hearts.  Under her leadership, she has grown HANNA’s Pantry from a small school pantry operating out of a closet to a large-scale community operation that serves over 40,000 pounds of groceries to more than 750 families each month, in an innovative and culturally respectful way that sets new standards for community food pantries.
This is a picture of cards created by several of our members for an MLK Day service project on January 20th at our club Secretary’s business meeting room.  Several of our members as you can see, colored, drew pictures and wrote positive and silly sayings on blank cards.  These cards were then delivered to the Caitlin’s Smiles building in the township where they would be included in Caitlin’s Smiles bags. The bags are filled by other volunteers with coloring books and/or other arts and crafts to give children with life-threatening or chronic conditions a way to express their creativity while in hospitals, specialty pediatric clinics, and Ronald McDonald Houses.
At our April 28th Rotary Club of Susquehanna meeting, our incoming Club President Dan Fuller (a charter member, past president, and past Assistant Governor) shared his bold new vision for the future of our club which he has called "Our Year" - a vision rooted in deeper community connections, innovative service models, and a renewed focus on attracting diverse, passionate members. His message that evening was a reminder that rebuilding isn't about returning to the old ways, but about creating something even stronger and more relevant for the years ahead.
I was deeply honored on behalf of the Rotary Club of Susquehanna Township, to award scholarships on May 27th to three exceptional Susquehanna Township High School Seniors - Suha Rockwell, Tuba Noor, and Hannah Harvey for their outstanding achievements in academics and service to their community and school. Suha, as a Junior was sponsored by our Rotary club for a five-day Rotary Youth Leadership program at Messiah University, Tuba and Hanna during high school both served as dedicated members of our club sponsored school's Interact Club, and all three had been previously recognized as Student of the Month by their teachers and celebrated by our club. We can't wait to see the incredible impact they will make at the colleges of their choice.
We celebrated our Rotary club's changing of the gavel from the outgoing President (me) to the incoming President - Dan Fuller on June 23, 2026 at the Peachtree Restaurant. It was a truly memorable and inspiring start to the new Rotary year. The incoming Rotary District 7390 Governor Rebecca Zalit, on the far right, presented the President's pin.
District Governor Mary Brunski gave her presentation "Tell Your Story, Tell the Rotary Story" to our club on Tuesday September 30, 2025 where she reminded us of the importance of telling our own personal Rotary story and that sometimes we need to have the limited (10 second) memory of a goldfish to change the world!  She brought with her 2 stuffed animals named after the first names of the founders of the polio vaccines.  Rotary was the founding member of the Global Polio Eradication and over the years Rotarians worldwide have contributed more than $2.1 billion and countless volunteer hours to protect nearly 3 billion children in 122 countries from this paralyzing disease. 
 
Pictured are from L-R, Dan Fuller, Charter Member & Past President, Linda Spotts, President, DG Mary Brunski, and Greg Denk, Charter Member.  In addition to DG Mary's presentation, she also presented Greg with his Sapphire Paul Harris pin for contributing over $2,000 to the Rotary Foundation.
 
On August 26, 2025 Jimmy Senos gave a presentation on Greece - see opening slide and following his presentation he was officially inducted as a Rotarian of the Rotary Club of Susquehanna Township by President Linda Spotts.
On June 5, 2025, our club and members donated 30 backpacks filled with helpful items requested by those staying in the HELP Ministries’ overnight shelter for women/binary managed by Kendall Beverly.  The essentials included combs, brushes, body wipes, crossword puzzles, personal size first aid kits, facial tissues (personal packs), hair ties, Tylenol/over the counter pain medications and we added a bottle of water. The picture attached shows one of the recipients receiving her backpack from our club.
On June 2, 2025 Ms. Tiahra Adderley was presented by Rotarian Dan Fuller with our club's Little Red Wagon Award for school year 2024-2025.  This award is given to one of the Educators of the Month and she was selected by her peers for this year's award.  Per Principal Amanda Pressley of the Sara Lindemuth Anna Carter Primary School, "Ms. Adderely is a new teacher sharing positive energy everywhere she goes.  Her classroom is always engaged in fun.  She is a leader on her team.  She leads the Diversity is Our Strength Team.  She is part of our SAP Team. She also serves on our State Recognized PBIS Team".  From L-R Linda, Dan, Ms. Adderley, Dr. Tamara Willis, and Tiahra's mother Mrs. Pam Adderley.
 
 
Don Goldberg was sponsored by Charter Member Dan Fuller and inducted as a new member into our club on June 23, 2025 at our club’s social at Mr. G’s Sports Bar in Susquehanna Township.  Don is an experienced pharmaceutical and biotechnology specialty sales representative using consultative selling to physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and hospitals. His background with a B. S. in Pharmacy and as a  hospital pharmacist enhanced his knowledge of products, disease marketplace and customer needs. Certified Field Trainer for Pompe sales team.
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‘One simple word’
‘One simple word’
Leaders highlight the power of gratitude at The Rotary Foundation Donor Summit
Talking reading and Rotary with Dolly Parton
Talking reading and Rotary with Dolly Parton
The entertainer and philanthropist Dolly Parton died 25 August 2026. This Q&A was originally published in the March 2010 issue of The Rotarian (now Rotary) magazine. Later that year, she spoke at the Rotary International Convention in Montreal, Canada.
A safe transition beyond the wire
A safe transition beyond the wire
A Rotary club in Kansas helps women break the cycle of incarceration and elude dangers on the outside
Rotary projects around the globe – August 2026
Rotary projects around the globe – August 2026
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Thailand.
Food as medicine for TB recovery
Food as medicine for TB recovery
Rediscovering a weapon against the deadliest infectious disease, TB advocates look to better nutrition
When lifequakes jolt your world
When lifequakes jolt your world
When seeking solid ground amid a “lifequake,” one bit of advice rises above others: Don’t go through it alone
India’s Bharat Pandya selected to be 2028-29 Rotary International President
Pandya, a surgeon from Mumbai and past Rotary International director and Foundation trustee, has been chosen to lead Rotary in 2028-29.
Stay for a vacay
Stay for a vacay
After you’ve discovered a world of culture at the Rotary International Convention in Barcelona, consider staying in Spain or touring Europe for a quick and easy vacation.