Welcome to Rotary District 7510!
Rotary District 7510 is a group of clubs associated with Rotary International in central New Jersey. Our purpose is to help our individual clubs advance the Object of Rotary.
We work to promote club effectiveness within our region, specifically:
- Sustain and increase clubs' membership base
- Help clubs implement successful projects that address the needs of their communities and communities in other countries
- Support The Rotary Foundation through both program participation and financial contributions
- Develop club leaders capable of serving in Rotary beyond the club level
We invite you to explore the various activities and programs of Rotary District 7510. For more information on how you can get involved with Rotary, please click here.
A Final Message from District Governor Joe Scandariato
Fellow Rotarians:In D 7510 we have embraced the concept of improving literacy through the Dictionary Project both in our communities and around the world. Every book we give to 3rd grade student is the beginning of a process in preventing illiteracy in the future. By expanding this concept in our own communities and around the world we break the cycle of poverty and ignorance, ignorance and poverty. Helping to combat illiteracy is an important tool in disrupting and even destroying this unholy alliance of ignorance and poverty. We are already doing wonderful things in this area; we can do great things. For ideas and inspiration, watch this video.
DG Joe
Make Dreams Real - Literacy - RI Convention Literacy video.
Visit Rotary International's Website. How can anyone not want to be a Rotarian?
New Billboards Promote Rotary in Our District
With the funds we have available to us from the District and from the Rotary International grant we received this year, we were able to place three Rotary billboards in highly visible locations in order to reach potential Rotarians as well as community leaders and government officials with our message. One of the billboards is in Hamilton Township. It is located on Rt. 206 coming northbound just as you enter Hamilton Twp. from Bordentown. This is the southern end of the district. We chose this location due to the high volume of traffic each day. A second billboard is on Route 129 northbound just before you merge onto Route 1 North in Trenton. This is also a very high traffic volume area and should give us great exposure to government leaders and state workers as they commute to Trenton each day. The new electronic billboard is located on Route 78 near Hillside in the northern part of the district. This billboard will get maximum exposure during this heavy travel season over the next month. While billboard placement is very expensive, we were able to negotiate a nonprofit rate for each of these billboards. Here is the image that is on the billboard:
Attendance Report
Click Here for Our Most Recent Attendance/Membership Report
Clinton Sunrise Rotary Presents Club Presents Sprintin Clinton Sunday July 12th
Click here to download an entry form for this event in an Adobe Acrobat format.
The Hillsborough Rotary Fair - July 20-25, 2009
Rotary Conferences
To see and order photos from our 2009 District Conference
Click Here for District Conference USO Canteen Friday Night
Click Here for District Conference Saturday Morning and USNA Luncheon
Click Here for District Conference Gala Banquet Saturday, April 25, 2009
2009
RI Convention
Birmingham, England
21-24 June 2009
Be a part of history and celebrate the
100th Rotary convention, which will take place in Birmingham, the heart of
England!
If you haven’t been back to Birmingham since the 1984 convention, you may not
recognize this former industrial town. Now a lively canal city known for its
outstanding shopping and dining, Birmingham — or Brum, as the natives call it —
underwent a dramatic facelift in the 1990s. The transformation resulted in a
modern, more pedestrian-friendly city that retains traces of its medieval and
Industrial Age roots.