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Each month Rotary International has a focused message. In October we are focused on Economic and Community Development. We should take some time this month and consider how our projects empower individuals, strengthen our communities, create opportunities for growth and promote sustainable livelihoods. These missions may sound abstract, but many of our projects tie into these ideals. 

To turn these concepts into action we can support small businesses, mentor the youth in our communities and work with our local leaders to build a more sustainable place to live, work and play. We should be visible as Rotarians in our community and be change leaders in making opportunities for anyone to succeed that puts in the work.

Go out and create lasting impact for generations to come!

Warm Regards,

Jeremiah Sensenig, 

District 7430 Governor 2026-27

PolioPlus Society | Rotary’s Fight to End Polio

A Promise Made. A Promise Kept. A Promise Nearly Fulfilled

This year, District 7430 invites every club, every member, and every community partner to join our PolioPlus Engagement Campaign — a united effort to push the world across the finish line.

How You Can Help Finish the Fight

  • Club Sponsorship Contributions

Clubs can make a direct contribution to The Rotary Foundation for PolioPlus. Every $250 club contribution earns one share in the Race to Zero PolioPlus profits, credited to the club’s Polio Plus Foundation account — a powerful way to support eradication. Contact Herb Klotz (herbk.rotary@gmail.com), District 7430 Rotary Foundation Chair for more details.

  • Race to Zero – Family Fun Run/Walk/Bike

Coordinated by Horsham Rotary Club - contact Vira Katolik (vkatolik@yahoo.com) Date: October 17, 2026, Race starts at 9AM Location: Simmons Elementary School, 411 Babylon Rd, Horsham, PA. Registration: https://runtheday.com/register/detail/race-to-zero-2026/ Every step taken — running, walking, or biking — moves us closer to a polio‑free world 

  • Individual Giving – Raise for Rotary: District 7430 Polio Plus Challenge

Rotarians and community members can make personal contributions through the Raise for Rotary – District 7430 PolioPlus Challenge. Donate at: https://raise.rotary.org/en-GB/project/race-to-zero-2026?tab=overview Your gift supports vaccination teams, surveillance systems, and rapid‑response operations in the last remaining endemic regions. 

Your Support Matters

District 7430 initiated a Legacy Campaign to raise $2.7 million for the Rotary International Foundation.  The focus of the campaign was to build a bridge between today's challenges and tomorrow's hope.
 
On November 18, the District will celebrate the end of the campaign and announce the final amount raised through legacy gifts.  All members and their guests are welcome.
 
The keynote speaker will be Martha “Marty” Peak Helman. Marty represents Zones 28 and 32 on the Rotary International Board of Directors and brings decades of distinguished leadership and global Rotary experience.
 

The Club Action Plan 2.0 (CAP 2) Workshop brought together Rotarians from across District 7430 for a focused, results‑driven day of planning, collaboration, and strategic development. Participants engaged in four structured breakout tracks — Engage: Membership, Impact: Signature Service, Reach: Public Image, and Adapt: Club Culture — each designed to help clubs strengthen operations, elevate visibility, and expand community impact.

Facilitators guided attendees through practical exercises, peer discussion, and goal‑setting frameworks that support Rotary’s long‑term vision for vibrant, engaged, and sustainable clubs. The workshop concluded with clubs identifying actionable next steps and renewed commitments to collaboration across the district.

The event demonstrated the collective dedication of our clubs to continuous improvement and meaningful service. District 7430 extends its appreciation to all participants, presenters, and volunteers whose contributions made the CAP 2 Workshop a productive and inspiring success.

 

If you missed this workshop opportunity to help your Club build your Action Plan contact Susan D7430 Admin or D7430 Learning Chair Tom to get a copy of the workbook. 

Inspiring the Next Generation of Public Health Leaders

 

What happens when we invite high school students to explore the world of public health? We open the door to a world of possibilities—and perhaps inspire the next generation of public health leaders.

The District Disease Prevention and Treatment Committee is excited to share a project that has been developing over the past two years to engage young people in the important—and often overlooked—role public health plays in all of our lives.

Through virtual Public Health Youth Summits, high school students have had the opportunity to hear from leading health professionals, community organizations, and people with lived experiences. The conversations have explored everything from the importance of immunizations and preventing vaccine-preventable diseases to the many career opportunities available in public health.

How Can You Help?

There is an easy way for every Rotarian to get involved right now.

Take a few minutes to visit the Public Health Youth Summit webpage, watch some of the videos, explore the resources, and then share the information with a local high school, a science teacher, counselor, Interact Club, or student you know.

Explore the Public Health Youth Summit resources

Then, get ready to help us spread the word about the 2027 Summit! This is Rotary in Action—connecting our young people with knowledge, experiences, and people who can help them understand the importance of public health and perhaps even inspire a future career.

If you would like to become part of the Public Health Youth Summit Committee to help plan and conduct this event, please contact Carol Ferguson at carolfergd7430@gmail.com.  Together, we can help young people become informed advocates for healthy communities—and work toward a future where fewer families are affected by vaccine-preventable diseases.

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