The Rotary Club of Moorestown, New Jersey was founded on May 6, 1925. Rotarians Becoming a Rotarian means making a personal commitment to contribute one's time, resources, and energy toward making Rotary goals a reality. Avenues of Service Rotary clubs are organized into many committees in order to achieve the club goals. Committees are grouped together and supervised by an elected club director under one of Rotary's four Avenues of Service. The Avenues are Club Service, Community Service, Vocational Service and International Service.
Service is, of course, the key ingredient in the formula.
Through Service, each club organizes and works toward fulfilling its own and Rotary International goals. Committees operate the club, raise funds, organize social events, support community projects, promote the use of many social and medical programs for the needy, provide programs and education to local students to help them avoid the perils of substance abuse, support international relief programs and much more. Charitable Activities Moorestown Rotary Charities, Inc. is funded by the fund-raising activities of the Rotary Club of Moorestown. The separate non-profit corporation distributes funds to many worthwhile organizations on behalf of the Club. Recent donations have been made to civic improvement associations, school programs, substance abuse programs, social welfare programs, volunteer service organizations, international relief and medical assistance agencies, and college scholarships for local students.