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Important Dates
February:
February 4 at 12:00 at La Bella Via: Celebrate Phillipsburg Rotary’s birthday
Week of February 9: Meals at Home deliveries
February 11 at 12:00 at La Bella Via: Bob Valcich’s speaker, Joe Manley from Harkers; kick off Corks & Forks
February 17 at 12:00: Board meeting at Pizza Village Café #4
February 18 at 12:00 at La Bella Via: Meeting; Kate and Denise’s speaker; final End Hunger work
February 20 from 4-6:00: Set up for End Hunger
February 21 from 9-3:00: End Hunger food packing event at Abilities in Washington
February 22 from 7-11:00: Breakfast at Huntington Firehouse
February 25 from 6-8:00: Social at La Bella Via
March:
March 1 at 10:00: FYC Interact Club invited to Police Station to drop off Cruiser Kits
March 3 at 7:00: Navy Concert Band at PHS
March 4 at 12:00: Meeting at La Bella Via; Betsy secures speaker
March 5 at 10:00: Read at ECLC
March 6 at 10:00: Read at PPS
March 7 from 4-7:00: Spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Will Spencer at Huntington Firehouse
Week of March 9: Meals at Home deliveries
March 11 at 12:00: Meeting at La Bella Via; Todd secures speaker
March 17 at 12:00: Board Meeting; take out from Salvaged Sip
March 18 at 12:00: St Patrick’s Day Celebration!
March 24 (Tuesday) at 6:00: Membership Mixer at La Bella Via
March 26-28: PELS; Renee and Debbie
Other important dates:
February 21 from 9:00-3:00: End Hunger 3.6 Food Packing Event at Abilities in Washington; hosted by the 5 Warren County Rotary Clubs
April 27 at 6:00 at Architects: Corks & Forks
July 18: Tentative Duck Derby
September 18: Golf Outing at Harkers
Mark Valli, CEO, NORWESCAP
Mark will speak briefly about the organization's mission to strengthen communities by implementing programs that impact poverty in the five counties of Northwest New Jersey. Before joining NORWESCAP, Mark was CEO of the Community Charter School of Paterson.
Time & Location
Oct 31, 2018, 12:00 PM
Flynn's On The Hill, 341 Pursel St, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865, USA
About The Event
NORWESCAP is a private, non-profit corporation originally established in 1965 under the Economic Opportunity Act to serve the low-income population of Hunterdon, Sussex and Warren Counties. The Community Action Agency, under “Johnson’s Great Society” was the local vehicle to fight poverty. Elimination of poverty was one of the issues in the forefront during the years of 1964-1974 and is still a focus for NORWESCAP today.