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Rotary District 7475 Donates Food to RU Student Food Pantry and Salvation Army

Special thanks to our Rotary District 7475 for providing 26 boxes of packaged meals for the Rutgers Student Food Pantry and the Salvation Army Food Pantry. New Brunswick Rotarian Barbara Blackwell (pictured here) with 15 cases of assorted meals. Barbara is the Program Coordinator for the Rutgers Student Food Pantry. To help the RU Student Food Pantry, please email Barb at bblack@echo.rutgers.edu

Rutgers and RVCC Rotaract Clubs Assembling Face Shields for Hospitals and EMS

The Rutgers and Raritan Valley Rotaract Clubs got together with Rutgers Global Health Institute to assemble face shields for local hospitals and first responders. The Rutgers Rotaract club is also collecting donations to help the Rutgers Student Food Pantry. To help, please reach out to Lauren Wougk at lwougk@gmail.com

Rotary Club of New Brunswick Coronavirus Covid19 Support Projects

The New Brunswick Rotary Club Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) and all donations are tax deductible. We are asking Rotarians, friends and other organizations to help join us as we provide much needed support for New Brunswick's Health Care Heroes, local restaurants and local food pantries. New Brunswick Rotary Club members have been collecting donations dating back to the Covid 19 outbreak in early March. We are helping to purchase ventilators, pay restaurants to serve meals at hospitals, making masks and collecting food for the local food pantries. Please donate and or help with any of our Covid 19 projects. Thank you.

New Brunswick Rotary Covid 19 Relief Photos

Community Service Events

New Brunswick Rotarians and Rutgers Rotaract members annually have the chance to work together on a variety of community service projects. Our community service projects include cleaning up Cozzins Lane in North Brunswick twice per year, planting flowers and beautifying a variety of parks and public spaces annually.