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District Governor's October Message

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

Rotary Foundation Legacy Campaign Celebration
Join Us for an Evening of Inspiration and Celebration

We invite you to be part of a truly memorable occasion at the District 7430 Rotary Foundation Legacy Campaign Dinner on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at the Hyatt Aster Event Center in Allentown, Pennsylvania. 
 
We are honored to welcome Marty Peak Helman, Rotary International Director, as our keynote speaker. Representing our region on the Rotary International Board of Directors, Marty brings decades of distinguished leadership, inspiring stories, and a global perspective on Rotary's enduring impact around the world.
 
This special evening marks the culmination of our Legacy Campaign, an ambitious effort to build a $2.7 million bridge between today's challenges and tomorrow's hope. Together, we are creating opportunities that will transform lives for generations to come through the power and reach of The Rotary Foundation.

 

This promises to be a remarkable celebration filled with inspiration and fellowship. Reserve your seat today; Register Here by Thursday, Nov. 12th 

Rotary District 7430 Polio Plus Engagement Campaign: 

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

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First Time Attending District Event: Very Impactful!

First Time Attending District Event: Very Impactful!

By Jen Fielding, Warminster Rotary Club

Have you ever attended a District Event? Or are you a newbie like I am? This past weekend, I attended the 2026 Club Action Plan 2.0 Workshop and boy, was it impactful. Approximately 40 attendees from different clubs across our District 7430 came together to share ideas and learn more about our clubs – what worked, what didn’t, and why. 

That’s really the most important piece to any workshop – the “why,” right? Did it cost too much to implement? Did we not have enough people-power? Did we send out enough Press Releases and Advertising about the event through social media and all District channels? All of these were so important to discuss. I loved the four-pronged approach to this workshop: Engage, Impact, Reach and Adapt. 

 

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