TIME:  11:55am - Log in

12 Noon -  Meeting to begin 
12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm

 

LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting - gotowebinar.com          

 

PROGRAM:  Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects is celebrating 35 years of designing inspiring places in 2020. York Architect Frank Dittenhafer II, President and Co-founder of M&D will provide a “visual presentation” about his firm’s recent design work over the past five years on a diverse array of assignments – and a commentary on current trends including his Architectural forecast for the future. Frank is frequently asked “What Exciting Projects are you working on?” and “How has the COVID-19 situation affected the Design and Construction industry?” Frank will answer these questions – and others. Murphy & Dittenhafer is an award winning twenty-five person  Architectural/Interiors/Planning firm with offices at 226 West Market Street in York, PA and 805 North Charles Street in Baltimore, MD. His firm’s work ranges from designing the award-winning CODO and George Street Loft residential/mixed-use projects in downtown York, to a weekend residence in southeastern York County for a world famous NYC artist – to an inspiring homeless shelter in the Sandtown -Winchester neighborhood in Baltimore – to current designs for the dynamic transformation of the Northwest Triangle in York City. 

 

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4359970830890801163

 

The registration link is also posted on the www.yorkrotary calendar and on Facebook.  Please share with interested family and friends.      

Opening Song - The Star-Spangled Banner by Cal Weary

2020-2021 Rotary Theme
 

The Rotary Club of York office is CLOSED due to the COVID-19 pandemic until further notice and the American Red Cross building is closed.  Bert and Renea have been working out of their homes since 3/19/2020.  They have access to emails and will attempt to respond in a timely manner during business hours.  If you require immediate assistance, please contact Bert (717-542-6449) or President Anne at DruckA@unitedway-york.org or 717-577-3766.    

MESSAGE FROM PAST PRESIDENT JOSH

Thank you to those members who completed the "Doodle Poll" and communicating your comments about returning to the Country Club of York.  Reminder, the poll will CLOSE Thursday, 6/25.  We have only heard from 155 members!  If you did not receive the email from officeassist@yorkrotary.org, first check your spam folders and then email Renea and she will send forward you the link to vote.  Thank you.    

 

 

 

If you virtually attend, let the office know so an attendance make-up can be posted.    

 

THANK YOU to Linda Spotts who is retiring as Rotary District 7390 Youth Exchange Chair after 14 years.  The York club has been very active in the YE program and Rotarians Tom Barton,

Walt Tilley and Jerry Watson have looked to Linda through the years for her knowledge and leadership to make the program a success!  Thank you, Linda, for your dedication and service to Rotary District 7390’s Youth Exchange Program.

 

FRIDAY, JULY 3
How does fresh air, human contact, community service, exercise and fellowship with other Rotarians sound?   And a Makeup Credit???  Then, put on your calendar (8am–10am) to help the PPE committee remove debris from storm drains in the City of York.  Due to budget cuts, the City of York is currently unable to clean debris from storm drains. Mayor Helfrich has asked for volunteers, and Rotary’s Preserve Planet Earth (PPE) committee has volunteered 20 Rotarians to help…..that includes YOU!  Please email Jen May at jgm14@psu.edu if you can help. Those who can help will be sent an email with details of meeting place, items needed, etc. Hope to see you on the 3^rd!  

 

 

Tuesday, June 30 - Rotary 7390 District Installation  

   The brochure is now available on 

   www.yorkrotary.org.  Please save

   this date & the rain date OCTOBER 5!

 

                    

VISION:   The Rotary Club of York, PA will continue to be the premier service club for a diverse mix of business, professional and community leaders. Members value and grow in each other’s company, having fun working together, while remaining committed to the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self”.
  
MISSION:   To provide community leaders a broad range of opportunities to serve others, having a positive impact across the street and around the world.