Belleville
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Rotary Club of Belleville
About Us:
The Rotary Club of Belleville, which was chartered in April 1922, consists of a cross section of business and professional people from Belleville, New Jersey and neighboring towns.
We are part of a global organization, Rotary International (RI), which was formed in 1905. RI has over 31,000 clubs in more than 165 countries. Total membership is about 1.2 million.
As Rotarians, we comprise a local and international network that sponsors projects relating to ethical business practices, vocational assistance, education, health, hunger, literacy, drug abuse, safe drinking water and various programs that assist senior citizens, abused women and young people.
The "Megaphone" section contains copies of our weekly newsletter which will give you a snapshot of the recent activities of our club.
Then you might want to go over to the "Officers and Directors" section. Included in this section is our organization chart that shows the basic structure and functions of our club.
Feel free to browse the other sections as well. They are full of information about our club and our social events.
We are always interested in expanding our club membership to better serve the local and international communities. If you own a business or have a professional occupation and have a desire to help, we cordially invite you to be our guest at one of our luncheon meetings.
If you plan to attend a meeting, please contact Patrick Colligan from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 973-751-0200, extension 204. He will be happy to give you directions and welcome you to our meeting.
The Rotary Club of Belleville, which was chartered in April 1922, consists of a cross section of business and professional people from Belleville, New Jersey and neighboring towns.
We are part of a global organization, Rotary International (RI), which was formed in 1905. RI has over 31,000 clubs in more than 165 countries. Total membership is about 1.2 million.
As Rotarians, we comprise a local and international network that sponsors projects relating to ethical business practices, vocational assistance, education, health, hunger, literacy, drug abuse, safe drinking water and various programs that assist senior citizens, abused women and young people.
The "Megaphone" section contains copies of our weekly newsletter which will give you a snapshot of the recent activities of our club.
Then you might want to go over to the "Officers and Directors" section. Included in this section is our organization chart that shows the basic structure and functions of our club.
Feel free to browse the other sections as well. They are full of information about our club and our social events.
We are always interested in expanding our club membership to better serve the local and international communities. If you own a business or have a professional occupation and have a desire to help, we cordially invite you to be our guest at one of our luncheon meetings.
If you plan to attend a meeting, please contact Patrick Colligan from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 973-751-0200, extension 204. He will be happy to give you directions and welcome you to our meeting.