Wayne Murphy, ADG, presented Rotary Peace Builders and Sam Kessler reviews finishing prep for the upcoming Christmas Parade.
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Wayne Murphy, ADG, presented Rotary Peace Builders and Sam Kessler reviews finishing prep for the upcoming Christmas Parade. |
Local videographers Phil Audibert and Ross Hunter tell 'The Unexpected Story of School Integration in Orange County, Virginia' |
Christmas Parade Theme 2017 ________________________________ |
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Excellent Time Had by All at the James Madison Museum:  |
Guest Speaker Demetia Hopkins-Greene & Assistant Governor Katie Heritage joined us at Country Cooking |
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New Home, New Members, New Year
The club's social gathering, graciously held at Bucky & Adrianna's home, was a celebration of New! We welcomed 2 of our 4 our newest members, Deanne Marshall and Dr. Jonathan Brooks. |
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5th Wednesday, compliments of Brian Hall, fit for a king!
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Washington Capitals continue partnership with Rotary’s End Polio Now campaign with game on March 25, 2017.
Catch the Caps vs the AZ Coyotes and help support Rotary's goal of wiping out Polio.
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The Orange County Children's Toy Box Rides Again!
Donna Waugh-Robinson visited the Rotary Club on Wednesday, Sept 17 to bring us up-to-date with current activities and provided us with some interesting history about the Children's Toy Box program in Orange County.
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The PAWS for Reading project is awarded a $2,500 grant from The Rotary Foundation
The PAWS for Reading project received $2,500 grant from The Rotary Foundation (TRF). While TRF is funded by Rotarians, clubs must complete detailed grant applications to be considered to receive the funds. Orange Rotarians Bill Hepler and David Laylin kicked off the summer phase by reading the first book to the students and giving each child a book to own and take home, along with a postcard to return as soon as the child finishes the book, which will begin the process of receiving additional books, up to 8 over the summer.
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"Age is strictly a case of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter." ~ Jack Benny
Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services (RRCS) offers Aging Services, meals, transportation, and, most importantly, a lifeline to community for seniors (60+) in Orange, Madison, Culpeper, Fauquier, and Rappahannock counties in the Piedmont.
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Liberty and justice for all: Rappahannock Legal Services, Inc.
Citizens accused of a crime are entitled to a lawyer, regardless of their ability to pay. This is not true in civil cases, Jackie Schlesinger, Development Director, told Orange Rotarians. Enter Rappahannock Legal Services (RLS), a 43-year old non-profit agency that provides free aid to low-income residents dealing with civil suits.
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New members, Jamie McConnell and Armina Manning, were welcomed to the club on the evening of May 31st at the home of John and Abigail James.
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Stop Hunger Now Meal Packaging Event hosted by the Orange Rotary Club for the third year in a row. Please join Rotarians and Orange County High School students as we do something amazing: Package 10,000 meals in just 2 hours. It's fun and soul-satisfying work.
Click here to register and donate: http://events.stophungernow.org/OrangeRotary2016
Join the movement to end hunger in our lifetime! Help us reach our goal to package 10,152+ meals on March 18th. Working together we can create a world without hunger. Friday, March 18, 2016 3:15 PM - 5:15 PM Orange County High School cafeteria 201 Selma Rd Orange, VA 22960 |
Lake of the woods lions club visit, February 2 We were delighted to welcome LOW Lions Club president Stan Lasover (center), Treasurer George Schneider (left) and Youth Programs' Carol Curry to will tell us what they're up to.
This 93-member club is remarkable for the depth and breadth of what they contribute to Orange County. Visit http://eclubhouse.org/sites/lakeofwoods/projects.php to be blown away. 
< Rotarian William Torrico hosted the visit.
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