Recently, our members had the honor of presenting a $3,000 check to Lynn Christian Hy and the Food Bank of Central New York.

These funds—raised through our Walk for Hunger this fall—will help provide 9,000 meals to our neighbors across the region.

On the very day of our visit, the Food Bank moved an incredible 250,000 pounds of food from its warehouse to food pantries throughout Central New York—an inspiring reminder of the impact this organization has every single day.

We are proud to turn community action into real impact and to continue our commitment to providing solutions to food scarcity in our neighborhoods.

Visit the Foodbank’s website and make a contribution today.

Together, we’re making a difference.

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On behalf of our Club and community, Acting President Brian Kesel proudly delivered a $1,600 donation today to fellow Rotarian Olivia Colabufo, who coordinates the West Genesee PowerPack Program.

This donation represents the proceeds from our Club’s Walk for Hunger and will directly support students in our community. The PowerPack Program provides shelf-stable foods every Friday to children experiencing food scarcity concerns.

This is Rotary service in action — meeting real needs close to home.

Stonehedge Elementary Principal Amanda Simmons shared a meaningful reminder of why this work matters: “I hope you know that your time, effort, and financial support goes to wonderful, beautiful, kind human beings.”

If you’d like to support the PowerPack Program, donations can be made through Venmo: @WGPowerPacks

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The WG PowerPacks program is thrilled to announce our expansion, making it easier than ever to get meals during school breaks!

Huge thanks to a generous grant from CNY Rotary for helping us increase our reach and provide more essential meals to local children.

We now have meals available for pickup at two convenient library locations:

Maxwell Memorial Library (Village of Camillus)

 Fairmount Community Library (Chapel Drive)

Stop by today to pick up your free meal pack for extended school breaks.

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We’re this close to ending polio — and your help can get us across the finish line!

The Rotary Club of Camillus-Solvay-Geddes is raising funds for End Polio Now, Rotary’s global initiative to eradicate polio once and for all.

Every $1 you give becomes $3 thanks to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Donate directly to The Rotary Foundation’s PolioPlus Fund here:

https://raise.rotary.org/Brian-Kesel/fundraiser816770

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Thank you to our incredible sponsors throughout the community who made our Annual Hunger Walk possible! #ServiceAboveSelf

A big thank you to Bridge Street Live on NewsChannel 9 for welcoming Rotarians Olivia Colabufo and Brian Kesel to share about our upcoming Walk for Hunger!

Join us this Saturday at Reed Webster Park in Camillus as we walk together to fight hunger and support our community. Registration opens at 9 AM. There will be lots of family-friendly activities, too!

For every $1 raised to support WGPowerPacks, local food pantries, and Food Bank of Central New York, CNY Rotary Foundation will double that amount up to $3000!

In case you missed it, you can watch the segment here: https://www.localsyr.com/video/camillus-solvay-geddes-rotary-hosts-walk-for-hunger/11097951

We can’t wait to see you there! #Rotary#ServiceAboveSelf#WalkForHungerCNY Rotary News Network#rotaryfoundation

A big thank you to Linda Marie Rumple for proudly representing our club at the Greater Camillus Chamber of Commerce Camillus Business Expo! She did a fantastic job greeting visitors and sharing who we are.

Special appreciation goes to George Mango , who created an eye-catching exhibit board showcasing our Rotary story — past, present, and future.

Together, they helped spread the word about the impact of Rotary in our community.

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The Camillus Solvay Geddes Rotary Club is proud to honor two of our dedicated members with the prestigious Paul Harris Fellow recognition: Linda Rumple and Richard Martin.

This honor, named for Rotary’s founder, Paul Harris, recognizes individuals who exemplify Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self. Paul Harris Fellows are celebrated worldwide for their commitment to service, philanthropy, and leadership in making positive change.

Linda Rumple was recognized with her second Paul Harris Fellow stone, a testament to her ongoing and extraordinary dedication to Rotary’s mission. Her steadfast commitment continues to uplift our club and community.

Richard Martin received his first Paul Harris Fellow recognition, marking a milestone in his Rotary journey. His energy, compassion, and service have left a meaningful impact on both our club and the people we serve.

The Camillus Solvay Geddes Rotary Club is especially proud that this recognition was made possible through the awarding of club points. This ensures that members who truly live and breathe Service Above Self are celebrated for the difference they make every day.

We congratulate Linda and Richard for their well-deserved honors and thank them for embodying the very best of Rotary. Their leadership and dedication inspire us all to continue serving our community and the world.

John Rohner and Brian Kesel welcomed new Rotary member Moses Munyuza at the August 12 meeting