Capital City Corn Hole Classic - Was March 10!

Saturday March 10 was a day to remember as we came together to
compete inside for victory and glory.  

This indoor tournament was a blast! We all had fun as we broke our cabin fever,
competed with and against friends, and
raised money to support our local community.   
Thanks to our Sponsors for the event; their commitment to community is appreciated!​

WELCOME

Next Meeting



Next Meeting: 
On Tuesday, June 12, bring a friend and learn more about serving in the community!  We will be cleaning up a section of road in Harrisburg and if time allows, engage in fellowship at ABC!
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​We hope you can join us!

Our Schedule

There are plenty of events coming up including meetings with speakers who present on community areas we might support, or service projects we plan to work.  Read below for more information on general meetings; for the full schedule, click here!
Club Meetings
July 12 - Community Service Project!  We will be cleaning up the State Street Connector ramp.  Meet at Appalachian Brewing Company in Harrisburg at 5:30 and we will walk over to do the cleanup!  Bring your own work gloves and a plastic trash bag if you have some. If not, other club members will have some available. After we clean up the road, we'll come back to ABC and throw the trash bags into the ABC dumpster, and then come inside for fellowship time if time allows. The June board meeting will follow at ABC at 6:45 pm.

June 19 - End-of-year potluck at Tom Miller's, plus the induction of Aaron and Eric!  Signup by clicking here!

​June 26 - Club meeting: Review the past year and prepare for the next, ABC at 5:30 pm!

July 3 - No meeting; enjoy the 4th!

July 10 - Our very own Duke Adams will be giving his classification talk followed by an admin meeting.  5:30 PM at ABC!

July 17 - Sean Gimbel will be speaking to the club about the Appalachian Trail (AT) through hike experience.  5:30 at ABC with a board meeting after the regular meeting.

August 7 - National Night Out in Steelton from 5:30 to 8:30 PM at Mohn Park.  Come help serve!

August 14 - TBD

August 21 - TBD

Events

Up and Coming Events!

Upcoming opportunities

In addition to volunteer slots at Downtown Daily Bread (http://bit.ly/2Dd5ErJ - more below) and help needed for the corn hole tournament in March, we need speak seekers, please. Addeline is the only one signed up for February, with no one pegged for March or April. Sign up here: http://bit.ly/2AJjWxF   Help with the newsletter also would be appreciated. Addeline did a great job this week, didn't she?

Downtown Daily Bread opened an emergency shelter this winter from December through March, and they've asked us if we could staff intake on Friday nights from 7-10 pm. Only two people are needed per night. The director said that it's been popular as a way for couples to give back together, in case you and your spouse/partner or friend want to sign uptogether.  http://bit.ly/2Dd5ErJ

Upcoming events

Sun 14 Jan --Our service partner, Gather the Spirit for Justice, is having a Gather the Bands fundraiser on Sunday, 14 Jan, at 4pm. Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the door. Walk-ins get a $5 discount with the donation of a toiletry or non-perishable food item. Talk to  Tom Miller

Tues 16 Jan -- Jessica Ritchie from UPMC Pinnacle Foundation will speak to the club at ABC

The Gettysburg Rotary Means Business will take place from 5:30-7:30 pm at the Wyndham Gettysburg, 95 Presidential Circle in Gettysburg. The cost is $15, and you can sign up here: http://bit.ly/2DbKqKJ 

Tues 23 Jan -- TBA at ABC

Fri, 26 Jan -- Drinks & Music at Spring Gate Vineyard; we also need two volunteers for DDB :-) http://bit.ly/2Dd5ErJ

Tues 30 Jan -- Guest night at ABC -- grab a friend or two and bring them along. RSVP to Hector

Tues 6 Feb -- Kathleen Fey from PA Credit Union Association will speak at ABC

Sat 10 Mar -- Capital City Corn Hole Classic
Click here for a brochure to learn more!

From Rotary International

Rotary clubs of District 6200 (based in Lafayette, La.) are collecting relief funds to help thousands of victims after record flooding devastated communities in southern Louisiana earlier this month. Torrential rains caused rivers, streams, and bayous to swell, damaging or destroying more than 60,000 homes and killing at least 13 people. The U.S. Coast Guard and emergency responders helped rescue more than 30,000 residents from the rising flood waters. As of 25 August, more than 3,000 residents were still in emergency shelters even after the water receded. If you would like to help, you can contribute online or learn where to send money.

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We meet Tuesdays at 5:30 PM
​at the Appalachian Brewing Co.

50 N. Cameron St.
Harrisburg, PA  17101
United States

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