In an effort to help protect our environment, our club planted a 7' Norway Spruce at Can Do Playground!

We had a great time at Wilmington Brew Works where we invited a few prospective members, and met a few new friends!

President Lisa's Installation

We had a great time at Frank's Wines, and are grateful to those who came out to help us with our on going clean water project in Tamale, Ghana.

The installation of our very own John Mager, District 7630's District Governor for 2023-2024.

The kids of the Empowered Youth Program helped us cut the ribbon on the brand new Technology Lab at the Claymont Community Center. With funding from a District 7630 grant, we outfitted this space with upgraded computers, tables and stools, reading chairs, a charging station and a smart board! We even made it look cool with bright paint and wallpaper!

We helped our friends at the Seamen's Center of Wilmington with a spring spruce up!

Our very own DG John Mager visited the club to present his Governor's message. While there, he installed our newest member Glenn Fedale, Sr., and was presented with the 2022-2023 Rotarian of the Year award by Darla Hammond!

Holiday Party 2022

Helping our friends at the Seamen's Center of Wilmington by wrapping gift boxes for the seafarers who come through the Port of Wilmington during the holiday season.

We gathered goodies for our furry friends at Faithful Friends!

We gathered to make 120 PB&J sandwich bags for our friends at the Sunday Breakfast Mission. We do this several times a year and always have a great time!

Clean up and mulching of the Can-Do Playground!

Keith marsh became a Rotary Foundation Major Donor, Level 1

Our club wrapped ditty boxes for the seafarers who spend time at the Seamen's Center of Wilmington each holiday season.

Celebrating together as a club at the home of Ali and Eric David

Area 10 clubs collaborated with Meals of Hope to package over 50,000 meals for the local community!

Rotarians celebrated the holidays with food, fun and friendship!

Fun and informative conference in Easton, MD.

Our club prepares Ditty Bags filled with goodies for seafarers that come through the Port of Wilmington, Seamans Center. Often, these seafarers spend the holidays on ships away from their families.