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Greater New Brunswick Rotary Family is Growing

The Greater New Brunswick Rotary family is growing and looking for new members. If you would like to get involved in helping our local community, please complete an online application and join us for any of our upcoming special events or lunch meetings to learn about our organization. We meet for lunch every month on the 2nd Wednesday for lunch at Harvest Moon and the 4th Wednesday of each month at Victoria's. Here is a link to our application: https://newbrunswickrotary.org/page/become-a-member

Casino Night May 14, 2025

Thank you for joining us at our 2nd Annual Casino Night at the Stress Factory. Together we raised valuable funding for the New Brunswick Firefighters and the New Brunswick Rotary Club Foundation.

Middlesex College Scholarships and Chromebooks

Rotary Clubs from Greater New Brunswick and Edison collaborated on a Rotary District Grant this year to help provide Chromebooks for students at Middlesex College. This year the total raised was $7,000 and provided to the Middlesex College Foundation before Thanksgiving.

Community Service Projects

Our club members enjoy planting flowers in the spring and decorating for the holidays in December. Please email Siby at sibypearce2@gmail.com to get involved.

Rotary Literacy Campaign 2024

The GNB Rotary Club is currently seeking school sponsors for our annual Dictionary Project as part of our Literacy Campaign. We are seeking help in the form of sponsorships for each of our local thirteen elementary schools. Annually we provide one Dewey Does book titled "I Am Your Lil Super Hero" and one Special Rotary Resource Dictionary for each local third grader. Provided we receive enough sponsorships and funding, we plan to include every third grade class in thirteen schools in three local school districts! In addition to the traditional uses, the students dictionary includes additional resources that are utilized by the teachers throughout the school year to help deliver geography, history, math and science lessons. Dewey Does Author Thomas Kinslow along with Rotarians Laurie Lazovick and Mike D'Angola are organizing presentations at each school. Sponsoring individuals and corporations are invited to join and share in this experience of giving out the books at school assemblies in March.