Collegeville's Own Installed as District Governor.
An Amazing Evening at the District 7430 Change Over Dinner
The atmosphere was filled with pride and celebration at the District 7430 Change Over Dinner, where Rotarians from across the region gathered for an evening of recognition, reflection, and new beginnings. The highlight of the night was the installation of Collegeville’s own Mary Cook as the new District Governor—a momentous occasion that brought cheers, applause, and even a few happy tears from those in attendance.
Mary, a dedicated and long-serving Rotarian, has been an integral part of the Collegeville Rotary and Rotary District 7430 for many years. Her leadership, vision, and passion for service have inspired many, and her transition into the role of District Governor is a testament to her unwavering commitment to Rotary’s core values.
The evening included heartfelt remarks from outgoing leadership and a look ahead at the exciting goals and initiatives for the upcoming Rotary year. Mary shared her vision for the year ahead, emphasizing membership engagement, youth empowerment, and strengthening Rotary’s community impact across the district.
With Mary at the helm, District 7430 is poised for an incredible year of growth, service, and connection. The Collegeville Rotary is beyond proud to see one of its own step into this prestigious role—and we look forward to supporting her every step of the way.
Julie Gandy Honored as First Recipient of Collegeville Rotary People of Action Paul Harris Fellow Award Award Presented by Incoming District Governor Mary Cook at Change Over Dinner
The Collegeville Rotary will take a brief summer break from its regular club meetings and mixers during the month of July. There will be no general meeting or Connect Mixer scheduled this month as members enjoy time with family, travel, and recharge for the exciting months ahead.
Collegeville Rotary is thrilled to honor Brenda Browning as our 2025 Rotarian of the Year. Brenda’s exceptional leadership, creativity, and drive have elevated nearly every aspect of our club—from community service to internal operations.
The atmosphere was filled with pride and celebration at the District 7430 Change Over Dinner, where Rotarians from across the region gathered for an evening of recognition, reflection, and new beginnings. The highlight of the night was the installation of Collegeville’s own Mary Cook as the new District Governor—a momentous occasion that brought cheers, applause, and even a few happy tears from those in attendance.
leadership and a look ahead at the exciting goals and initiatives for the upcoming Rotary year. Mary shared her vision for the year ahead, emphasizing membership engagement, youth empowerment, and strengthening Rotary’s community impact across the district.
Celebrating Mary Cook, Our New District Governor
Julie Gandy Honored as First Recipient of Collegeville Rotary People of Action Paul Harris Fellow Award
Collegeville Rotary to Welcome Newest Member, Sarah Charles, at June 25th Mixer
The Collegeville Rotary will take a brief summer break from its regular club meetings and mixers during the month of July. There will be no general meeting or Connect Mixer scheduled this month as members enjoy time with family, travel, and recharge for the exciting months ahead.
Collegeville Rotary is thrilled to honor Brenda Browning as our 2025 Rotarian of the Year. Brenda’s exceptional leadership, creativity, and drive have elevated nearly every aspect of our club—from community service to internal operations.
We’re excited to announce two special in-person Collegeville Rotary meetings this fall—mark your calendars!
