The Rotary Club of Chestnut Hill continues its extensive outreach in the community, recently awarding grants to 14 local organizations.

A highly infectious disease with no cure, polio spread rapidly through communities and left devastation in its wake.

Free a Girl rescues children and provides after care and helps them rebuild their lives.

More than 250 people gathered for freshly steamed lobster, corn, coleslaw, drinks, and great conversation on a warm late summer evening in the backyard of a private resident in the Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia.

Rotary members with help from friends, started a monthly collection breakfast items and donating to an organization that serves seniors, disabled residents, and low-income families in Northwest Philadelphia.

Ann's support of the Foundation is rooted in Rotary's commitment to eliminate polio."My best friend in the 5th grade had polio and wore a brace on her lower leg which was withered. I wouldn’t let anyone tease her.

Rotary volunteers recently tackled a huge gardening project at the Eleanor C. Emlen Elementary School in Northwest Philadelphia.

From the Chestnut Hill Local published August 6, 2026.

Founding member, Rebecca Anwar, received the prestigious District Governor's Award for outstanding service to Chestnut Hill Rotary and the SE PA area.

John “Yahya” Moore and Tricia Way, Ph.D. will present, “Wrongful Convictions”, a personal story of Moore’s wrongful conviction and 27-year incarceration.