Events

• Bruce Youngbluth, 2026-2027 president of the Rotary Club of Hershey will present for your consideration the 2026-2027 Budget for Hershey Rotary.  Please be present to express your support or share your thoughts on this important proposal.  
• Recognizing Paul Harris Fellows.
• Member Spotlight - David McMullen

Come and help distribute food to hundreds of children and families in our community from the parking lot of the Spring Creek Church of the Brethren.

Please join your fellow Rotarians for this very important event.  President Tom Jones will lead the Annual Hershey Rotary Club Assembly.

It's an opportunity to see where we were and where we go next.  

Join us for President's Day at Hershey Rotary!!!  

It's a salute to out-going President Tom Jones, and warm welcome for in-coming President Bruce Youngbluth. 

President Bruce will share his vision for Hershey Rotary 2025-2026.  Listen and find out about his priorities and his unique perspective on the year ahead. 

Carlisle Rotarian Fred Gellert will speak on Rotary Leadership.

Come and help assemble meal packs for hundreds of children around our community.

Dauphin County Children and Youth

Come and help distribute food to hundreds of children and families in our community from the parking lot of the Spring Creek Church of the Brethren.

Any inquires regarding agenda and meeting should be directed to club president, Bruce Youngbluth. 

• Clean out and mulch the mulch beds around the houses
• Clean out the raised bed garden area
• Trim bushes along the back of the properties near the alley way.  

Please join Hershey Rotary for one of the most inspirational events of the year,  as we welcome the Army War College International Fellows to Hershey Lodge.  

Each year approximately eighty senior military officers from around the world are extended an invitation from the Chief of Staff of the United States Army to attend the U.S. Army War College.

The academic year is full of studying, research, and fellowship as these officers are instructed in areas ranging from military concepts and doctrine to national and theater level strategies.

This gathering is one of our most visible opportunities to show that Peace is one of Rotary's most important missions.  

The hope of this meeting of officers from around the Globe  is that should conflict ever break out, an  International Fellows officer from Country A will see an International Fellows officer from Country B, across the table, and together, they can work toward a peaceful solution.     

Market on Chocolate 2026 Season- This event runs every Saturday, May 30th through August 29th. Many hands make light work! 

Monthly Board Meeting. All inquires should be directed the club president, Bruce Youngbluth.

Amy Zeigler - Senior Director, Hershey Story Museum.

Inquired regarding meeting and agenda should be directed to club president, Bruce Youngbluth.

Join us for a presentation by Victoria Elliott, RPh, MBA, CAE is the CEO of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Associaiton.

CARE - Court Assisted Re-Entry 

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY

On the second Monday in October, we pause to honor the deep roots, rich cultures, and enduring spirit of the first peoples of this land. Indigenous Peoples' Day is a vibrant celebration of the history, contributions, and resilience of Native American tribes across the nation.

#IndigenousPeoplesDay

This day is not just a look into the past; it is a recognition of living cultures that continue to enrich our country's tapestry. It's an opportunity to move beyond stereotypes and learn about the diverse traditions, languages, and stories that have shaped this continent for millennia. Indigenous Peoples' Day also highlights the critical efforts to revitalize and preserve hundreds of indigenous languages, each one a unique vessel of culture and knowledge.

When we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day, we celebrate an incredible diversity of traditions. Instead of a single culture, there are hundreds of distinct nations, each with its own unique customs. Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates every aspect for tribes across the county. 

Native Americans have a powerful storytelling tradition of oral history, where foundational stories, lessons, and legacies are passed down through generations. Many of these stories are told through artwork, including intricate beadwork of the Plains tribes and the iconic pottery of the Pueblo peoples to contemporary painting and sculpture. Native art is a cornerstone of American culture.

Inquires regarding meeting and agenda should be directed to club president, Bruce Youngbluth.

Six month review of Club goals and accomplishments.