Happy Valley non-profits benefit from strong Rotary Clubs in State College

02/06/2024

By Staff Writer 

Rotary Clubs provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through a fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders. State College is fortunate to have three active Rotary Clubs working toward this mission and benefiting local non-profits and the community.

Downtown State College Rotary, Rotary Club of State College and Sunrise Rotary Club and are all active in Happy Valley, with members of a wide age range and from various professions. Downtown State College Rotary is the largest of the three with 70 members; the Rotary Club of State College was the first in the area and will celebrate its 100th anniversary this year; the Sunrise Rotary was founded in 2006.

Proceeds from Rotary events, donations and grants help enable the clubs to award funds to local non-profits every year.

  • Downtown State College Rotary awarded $27,000 in funds in 2022-23 to more than 15 non-profit organizations and additional funds to help local Ukrainian refugee families adjust to living in the US.
  • The Rotary Club of State College awarded its 2022-23 funds of more than $13,000 to more than 10 non-profits.
  • Sunrise Rotary’s 2022-23 grant purchased a chiropractic table for Centre Volunteers in Medicine (CVIM).

Want to make a difference in Happy Valley and enjoy fellowship and networking with other professionals? Check out all three clubs and find out how you to join.

State College Downtown Rotary Club

Rotary Club of State College

State College Sunrise Rotary

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