Maybe you'll have the pride of knowing that the entire membership is competing to take your entry home, or maybe you'll end up with the worst of the worst, or possibly even both outcomes! 

And try to remember where you put that favorite old holiday sweater or, if it's now moth-eaten and 2-sizes too small, start looking for a replacement.
Thrift stores, discount stores, your spouse's closet, the internet, and your own personally knitted creation are all fair game.

Social hour starts at 5:30 pm at Brookside Country Club with dinner at 6:30 pm.  Then the competition begins for the best ornament of the night!

Hope to see you there!

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• Weekly Bulletins
• Website content and maintenance
• Social media content and maintenance
• Relaying information to the district news
• Contact with local publications, ie Pottstown Mercury
• Anything else the club needs to communicate or publicize

• The Period Project with the Tri-County YWCA is ongoing. School has started again, and with it, the continuing need to provide feminine hygiene products for girls in Pottstown and the Pottsgroves. Girls who have to miss school because they cannot afford period products lose up to a week each month. Please consider making a monetary or in kind donation. Please reach out to Patti Derr if you have questions, and thank you for supporting equity in education.  Patti Derr at 610-850-4737 or pnderr343@gmail.com. Thank you for your generosity.

• St. Paul's Diaper Bank is located at 927 N. Franklin St in Pottstown and it provides free diapers, wipes and other essentials to low income families in Pottstown. The Diaper Bank is open every Wednesday from 10am-12pm. We are seeing a dramatic increase in the number of families we serve each week and welcome donations of unopened childrens' diapers and pull-ups in any and every size, as well as wipes. We are the only Diaper Bank of its kind for the Pottstown community and we would like to expand our hours in order to help more families, but we can only do that with donations and community support.
  Rev. Lauren Cain, reverendlaurencain@gmail.com 215-360-6659

Rotary clubs channel their commitment to service at home and abroad through five Avenues of Service, which are the foundation of club activity. Youth Service, one of the five, recognizes the importance of empowering youth through leadership development programs. Rotary Youth Exchange is one of many youth leadership development programs offered by Rotary and was started in 1920 by Rotary International. 

Braeden Glover is off to Croatia.  We can't wait to hear about his experience when he gets back!!!

Do you know a student who you would like to see have this same growth experience?  Now is the time to talk with them and get them to talk with Lauren McCloskey or Mike McCarthy.  The world is open!