Did you miss the foundation dinner on November 7? It was a great night to be a Rotarian! Take a look at the amazing accomplishments of District 7390 Rotarians and Clubs throughout the 2025-2026 Rotary year!
Under the excellent leadership of Governor Mary Brunski and District Rotary Foundation Chair Kathleen Stoup, our District achieved an outstanding $357,765 in total giving to The Rotary Foundation during the 2025-2026 Rotary year. This total reflects contributions to the Annual Fund, PolioPlus, Other Funds, and the Endowment Fund.
Our District contributed $274,000 to the Annual Fund and $61,000 to PolioPlus—clear evidence of our unwavering commitment to the life-changing work of The Rotary Foundation. These results demonstrate, once again, that our District truly loves and enthusiastically supports the Foundation!
Tonight, we are proud to celebrate the Clubs that made supporting The Rotary Foundation a top priority and achieved remarkable excellence in their giving. Their dedication and generosity exemplify the true spirit of Rotary and help ensure that our Foundation’s work continues to change lives around the world.
Top three Clubs in our District that achieved the highest giving to the Annual Fund and the highest Total Giving to the Rotary Foundation during the 2025-2026 Rotary year. Their leadership and commitment set an inspiring example for all of us.
- Third Highest Total and Annual Fund Giving – Mechanicsburg-North
- Second Highest Total and Annual Fund Giving - Harrisburg
Highest Total and Annual Fund Giving - York
The following three Clubs had the highest per capita ANNUAL FUND giving. This requires a minimum per capita donation of $50 per Rotarian. A representative from each Club should come forward as I call your name.
Third Highest Per Capita Giving – Mechanicsburg-Noth - $317
Second Highest Per Capita Giving – The Yellow Breeches - $342
Highest ANNUAL FUND per capita giving – D7390 Passport - $365
100% FOUNDATION GIVING CLUBS
This recognition is awarded to Clubs in which every dues-paying member contributes at least $25 to The Rotary Foundation, and the Club achieves an average contribution of $100 per capita or more to any Rotary Foundation giving designation.
D7390 Passport
Carlisle-Sunrise
Eastern York County
Hanover
Mechanicsburg-North
Myerstown-ELCO
Northern Lebanon County
West Shore
York-North
EVERY ROTARIAN, EVERY YEAR CLUBS
This recognition is awarded to Clubs in which every dues-paying member contributes at least $25 to the Annual Fund, and the Club achieves an Annual Fund per capita giving of at least $100.
The difference between 100% Foundation Giving Clubs and Every Rotarian, Every Year (EREY) Clubs is this: 100% Foundation Giving Clubs can contribute to any Rotary Foundation fund, whereas EREY Clubs must direct their giving specifically to the Annual Fund.
D7390 Passport
Carlisle-Sunrise
Eastern York County
Hanover
Mechanicsburg-North
Myerstown-ELCO
Northern Lebanon County
POLIO CERTIFICATES
Since 1988, Rotary has helped reduce polio cases by 99.9%. By working together with our partners, governments, and communities around the world, we’ve immunized over 3 billion children in 122 countries.
The following Clubs are being recognized with a Certificate of Appreciation for their generous support of the End Polio Now: Countdown to History Campaign during the 2025-2026 Rotary year. Each of these Clubs contributed at least $1,500 to Rotary’s polio eradication efforts, helping us move closer to a polio-free world.
Carlisle
Elizabethtown
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Hershey
Lancaster-Sunrise
Mechanicsburg-North
York
York-East
District Governor Mary Brunski encouraged Clubs to Unite for Good throughout the 2025–2026 Rotary year. The District Governors Award for Excellence is presented to Clubs that successfully fulfilled the initiatives outlined in RI President Mario’s message. He reminded us that Rotary members are People of Action. We don't wait for change to happen; we make it happen. And what do People of Action do? We Unite for Good.
The following Clubs received the District Governors Award for Excellence from Governor Mary Brunski:
D7390 Passport
Carlisle-Sunrise
Elizabethtown
Harrisburg
Palmyra
York-North
The Best Club Awards are designed to encourage Clubs to pursue excellence through friendly competition with other Clubs of similar sizes. To earn a Best Club Award, Clubs competed in several categories, including RI President Initiatives, Membership, Rotary Foundation giving, Youth Services, Club Services, Public Image, Leadership, and District participation.
The 2025-2026 Best Club Award winners are:
- Extra Small (Clubs less than 15 members) – Lancaster Penn Square
- Small (16-25 members) – Hummelstown
- Medium (26-35 Members) – Myerstown-ELCO
- Large (36-45 Members) – York-North
- Extra Large (46-85 Members) – Gettysburg
- Extraordinary (86 or more members) – Hershey
The Rotary Club Excellence Award recognizes the hard work clubs do throughout the year. Taking action toward achieving the required number of goals helps clubs engage their members, stay relevant in their communities, and run more efficiently. A welcoming and engaging club also reflects the values of Rotary. When clubs work to achieve these goals, they also contribute to the overall health and culture of Rotary for generations to come.
The following Clubs have been recognized by RI President Arezzo for fostering a positive experience for its members and reflecting the values of Rotary.
- D7390 Passport
- Harrisburg
- Mechanicsburg-North
Palmyra
