Rotary Club of Langhorne

Thanks for visiting the Rotary Club of Langhorne PA!

Since 1961 the Rotary Club of Langhorne Pennsylvania has served the residents of Langhorne, nearby communities, and the world through our volunteer service projects, events and contributions.  

With the help of generous donations from local businesses, we manage the Langhorne Rotary Community Sign at Route 213 and Flowers Mill Rd. This sign promotes local charitable fund raising events, community activities, and public alerts at no cost.  To submit an event, Click Here .  

We are thankful for the support that makes this possible.

 

If you are interested in learning more about Langhorne Rotary or becoming a Rotarian, click on the About Our Club tab above and join us!    

Langhorne Rotary Officers 2020 and 2021
Cyndy Diegel – President Ray Chapman
Tracey Crouse – President elect Kathy Harr
Chris Blaydon – Vice President Ron Horwitz
Michelle Gromilovitz – Secretary Rich Mason
Dave Carson – Treasurer Joe Santy
Kathy Horwatt – Executive Secretary
Rev. Scott Mitchell - Chaplain
Keith Pacheco - Sergeant of Arms
Ward McMasters - Assistant

 

Langhorne Rotary Board of Directors 2020 2021

  Board of Directors:

  Ray Chapman

  Kathy Harr

  Ron Horwitz

   Rich Mason

    Joe Santy

 

                                                                                 

Langhorne Rotary Officers 2020 and 2021
Cyndy Diegel – President Ray Chapman
Tracey Crouse – President elect Kathy Harr
Chris Blaydon – Vice President Ron Horwitz
Michelle Gromilovitz – Secretary Rich Mason
Dave Carson – Treasurer Joe Santy
Kathy Horwatt – Executive Secretary
Rev. Scott Mitchell - Chaplain
Keith Pacheco - Sergeant of Arms
Ward McMasters - Assistant

 

Langhorne Rotary Board of Directors 2020 2021

  Board of Directors:

  Ray Chapman

  Kathy Harr

  Ron Horwitz

   Rich Mason

    Joe Santy

 

                                                                                 

Help us improve the Delaware Valley Veterans Home!

Delaware Valley Veterans Home Walk and Wheel Way

This is a project by the Rotary Club of Langhorne PA to install a walk and wheel way of pavers, a wall, three flagpoles and lights for the flags at the Delaware Valley Veterans Home in Philadelphia.  Currently the ground is inaccessible for wheelchairs and is not usable, so the veterans sit in their wheelchairs in the driveway outside the building entrance, partially blocking the driveway.  Besides being dangerous and uncomfortable for the veterans, it's an unattractive situation for the home.  We hope to have the walkway finished in time for Memorial Day celebrations.  This project will serve to make the ground usable as well as be a source of pride to the 170 veterans at the home.  Please donate to this project to enhance the final years of these veterans by clicking on the Go Fund Me  page link:  https://www.gofundme.com/f/veterans-home-walk-and-wheel-way

Thanks to the 2019 Sponsors of Langhorne Rotary's Pet Fair and Family Fun Day!

New Club Officers

Congratulations to our new club officers and board, with much thanks to all the outgoing members for their service!

Early Act Students at Tawanka Elementary

We love how our Early Act Students at Tawanka Elementary School help others!  This past year the Early Act Club collected over 200 pairs of sneakers in their Dunk Your Kicks program, they raised $300. for a water project in Ekenwande, they created a Promo Video for Read Across America and they planted flower urns around the flag pole at Tawanka. We are proud to help sponsor this program....and these are kids we can all be proud of!

Things are Picking Up

Thanks to our long-armed members for another great highway cleanup effort to kick off the Spring!  

Thanks to the Rotary & Interact Elves!

Thanks to all the elves from Langhorne Rotary and the Neshaminy Interact Club who helped wrap gifts for kids at Woods School Winter Wonderland event! 

It was a wonderful weekend of holiday fun and caring about others.

Community Inspiration Award Winners

A big, warm community-wide thanks to the winners of our monthly 2018-19 Service Above Self - Community Inspiration Award:

• September:  Sue Drake - Neshaminy High School Teacher
• October:       Kari Thomas - Langhorne Bourough Council 
• November    Joe Taylor - Langhorne Mayor and Deputy Fire Chief
• January        Ed Preston - Community Organizer and Business Owner
• February      Bill Gilmore - Community Leader
• March          Judy Benfield and Jessica Richmond, Langhorne Library
• April              Bill Meredith - Langhorne-Middletown Fire Company Volunteer
• May              Ellyn Schoen -  President of the Langhorne Borough Business Association 
• June            Robert, “Bob” Osterhout - Commander of American Legion Jesse Soby Post #148  

Thank You for Serving

  

A sincere welcome to the new club Officers and Board.  Thank you for agreeing to serve our club this year. As Red Green says, we’re all in this together. And keep your duct tape handy.

Serving as new Club President is Bill Kaufmann.  President Elect and Membership Chair is Michelle Gromilovitz. As Vice President, Cyndy Diegel.  Continuing as treasurer and head happy dollar collector – Dave Carson, as Secretary and Executive Secretary – Larry Langhans and Kathy Horwatt, and as new Board Members - Rich Mason and Lee Rubin.  Continuing Board Members include Kathy Harr,  Lori Hopperman, Cheryl Kauffman, Ward McMasters, and Dave Davis.  Joe Santy will thankfully continue to serve another year on the board as our Past President.

Ward McMasters will continue to serve as our representative to the Rotary Foundation and Gundaker Foundations. Sue Hennigan will continue the important work of setting up Programs, Cheryl Kauffman will continue as our Newsletter Editor, Mark Arrington as our Signmaster, Scott Mitchell will continue as Chaplin, and Keith Pacheco as Sgt of Arms.