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Rotary Club of Easton: Fall Is Here and the Calendar Is Full!

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As the temperatures begin to cool and the first signs of fall arrive, the Rotary Club of Easton is gearing up for an exciting season packed with service projects, outstanding speakers, social gatherings, and fundraising events. From assembling birthday kits for local families to preparing for our biggest fall fundraiser, there is something for everyone to be involved in.

Here is everything happening around the club in the coming weeks!

šŸŽ‚ Service Project: Birthday Kit Assembly

September 17 | 5:30 p.m. ProJeCt of Easton, 330 Ferry Street

Join fellow Rotarians as we assemble Birthday Kits for families served by ProJeCt of Easton. The entrance is located in the parking lot behind the church. This hands-on service opportunity is a wonderful way to bring joy to local children and families.

🌟 Special Visit from District Governor Jeremiah Sensenig

September 24 | Noon Pomfret Club

We are honored to welcome JeremiahĀ Sensenig, District Governor of Rotary District 7430, to the Rotary Club of Easton.

We encourage every member to attend this important meeting. As an added incentive, anyone attending will be entered into a drawing for TWO FREE lunches, courtesy of Presidents Lori and Mike.

Don't forget your name tags!

🧁 Northampton County Centenarian Luncheon

October 1 | Noon to 2:00 p.m. Green Pond Country Club

Rotarians are invited to attend Northampton County's Centenarian Luncheon in support of BobĀ Bergren. The luncheon celebrates the county's centenarians and is a wonderful opportunity to show support for one of our own.

Cost: $36 per person Please contact President Lori if you would like to attend.

šŸ» October Social at Easton Event Center

October 1 | 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Palmer Park Mall

Join us for an evening social at the Easton Event Center. Members are encouraged to bring a friend and enjoy an evening of fellowship.

BYOB

Special thanks to SanjuĀ for opening the space for our club.

🄬 Butterhead Kitchen Cooking Social

October 15 | 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

One of our most anticipated socials of the season is back!

Chef JasonĀ SizemoreĀ of Butterhead Kitchen will guide participants through a vegan cooking demonstration featuring:

  • Individual charcuterie boards

  • Spinach artichoke dip with garlic bread

  • Caramel apple spiced cider mocktail

Attendees will leave with recipes and plenty of new culinary inspiration. The venue is BYOB, so feel free to bring your favorite beverage.

Cost:Ā $30 per person plus tax Capacity:Ā 15 people (only a few spaces remain)

šŸŽƒ Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities

Miracle League Trunk or Treat

October 25 | 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Charles Chrin Community Center Miracle League Field

The club is seeking a volunteer to coordinate Rotary's participation in the Miracle League's annual Trunk or Treat event. Responsibilities include organizing candy donations, recruiting volunteers, setting up our table, and helping promote Boo Bingo.

Interested members should contact Presidents Lori or Mike.

šŸ‘» Boo Bingo 2026: Our Biggest Fall Fundraiser

October 31, 2026 Palmer Fire Company, Easton Doors Open: 11:00 a.m. Games: 1:00 to 3:30 p.m.

Tickets are officially on sale for Boo Bingo, one of the Rotary Club of Easton's signature fundraising events. Funds raised support community service projects, scholarships, and food security initiatives throughout the Easton area.Ā [Boo Bingo...FINAL2 (1) | PDF]

The event will feature:

  • Bingo games

  • Basket raffle

  • Costume contest

  • Lottery tree

  • Door prizes

  • 50/50 drawings

  • Food and refreshments

Ticket OptionsĀ include:

  • Early Bird Special: $25 ($30 at the door)

  • Spooktacular Special: $45

Prize Donations Needed

We are currently collecting:

  • Bottles of wine or spirits

  • Gift cards

  • Lottery tickets

  • New designer handbags

If you would like to donate an item or sponsor a prize, please contact Jean McGill, Andrew Keuscher, or Sue Herschlag.

🧺 Tricky Tray & Basket Raffle

We are also seeking themed baskets valued at approximately $50. Popular themes include:

  • Holiday

  • Wine & Spirits

  • Self-Care & Pampering

  • Fall Favorites

  • Sports

Members unable to create an entire basket are encouraged to donate individual items.

Please contact Gayle Rogers with questions or donation information.

šŸ¤ Sponsorship Opportunities

Businesses and organizations are invited to partner with Rotary through Boo Bingo sponsorships. Sponsorship levels include:

  • Goblin Sponsor – $1,000

  • Pumpkin Package – $500

  • Spooky Friend – $250

Sponsors receive benefits including event recognition, program advertising, tickets, signage, and social media promotion. Funds directly support Rotary scholarships, food initiatives, and community projects throughout the Easton area.Ā [Boo Bingo...FINAL2 (1) | PDF]

🄃 Rotary Whiskey Fundraiser

We're still selling commemorative whiskey bottles for $85 each.

These bottles make excellent gifts and help support the club's charitable efforts while getting a head start on holiday shopping.

šŸ“… Upcoming Meetings & Programs

September 22

Board of Directors Meeting All members are welcome to attend as observers. Contact Melissa for the Zoom link.

September 24

District Governor Jeremiah Sensenig Pomfret Club, Noon

October 8

Featured Speaker: Mark Biedlingmaier

Mark will share insights from an extraordinary 43-year career serving the U.S. government through the Department of State, Foreign Service assignments, Peace Corps service in South Korea, and leadership roles at U.S. embassies in Baghdad, Kabul, and beyond. A proud Easton graduate, Mark also participated in the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.

October 10

Club Action Plan Summit Moravian University8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

This district event focuses on strategic planning, membership growth, and sustainable club success.

October 22

Club Assembly & Boo Bingo Updates Pomfret Club

October 27

Board of Directors Meeting

October 29

Featured Speaker: Chris Cohen

Chris Cohen, Program Manager of America Reads & Recurring Initiatives through Lafayette College's Landis Center for Community Engagement, will discuss literacy and community engagement efforts.

October 31

BOO BINGO!

Join Us This Fall

The coming weeks offer countless opportunities to serve, connect, learn, and support our community. Whether you're assembling birthday kits, attending a social event, welcoming our District Governor, or helping make Boo Bingo a success, your participation strengthens Rotary's impact throughout Easton.

For questions, comments, or ways to get involved, please reach out to Presidents Mike or Lori. Together, we can continue making a difference in our community. šŸ‚


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First Thursday: 5:30 PM

Location: Varies each month

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Other Thursdays: 12:00 Noon
Please check the schedule above for the location.

It will either be on Zoom or in person at

The Pomfret Club
33 South Fourth Street
Easton, PA 18042

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