Service Above Self
If you’re ready to give back and help change lives, consider joining our club. At Rotary, leaders and future leaders put service above self. People representing many of Lancaster’s foremost businesses and professions come together to find innovative solutions to community and global challenges. Community members at Rotary have fun and build lasting friendships!
Engaging Meetings
The Rotary Club of Lancaster has more than 100 members. Attend a meeting to experience the camaraderie and learn more about our club, and the fellowship, service and leadership development opportunities we offer. Weekly meetings offer engaging speaker presentations on a wide range of interesting topics that are timely, educational and often newsworthy.
Building Leaders
Emerging leaders gain positive exposure for themselves and their organizations by joining Rotary. The Rotary experience fosters personal and professional growth, adds value and brings fresh perspectives. It reinforces a public service image and encourages networking with other local business leaders.
Serving Community
Rotarians live by the motto “Service Above Self,” dedicating their time, talents, and resources to improving lives locally and globally. With a commitment to integrity, leadership, and community impact, they work together to create lasting change, putting service at the heart of everything they do.
The More You Know, The More You Grow!
Whether you’re a longtime Rotarian or interested in joining the Club, reading our news is the perfect way to stay up to date!
SWAN Students to Perform
SWAN (Scaling Walls A Note at A Time) students will perform at our April 9th meeting. SWAN is one of the programs we support in the Summer Youth Experience. This performance comes after a very special…
Lauren Miller, Lancaster STEM Alliance
“Workforce Development & STEM Education ” The Lancaster County STEM Alliance focuses on four key priority areas: K-12 in-school project-based learning (PBL); career exploration; out of school STEM learning; and diversity, equity, inclusion, and belongingin STEM.…
Leo Lutz, “What’s Going on in Columbia, PA”
24 years ago after Leo S. Lutz retired from Caterpillar, he became mayor of Columbia Borough. He was considering moving because Columbia was dying. When a group of friends asked Lutz if he would run for…