Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.  The Warminster Rotary Club has been serving our township since 1962.  Membership is open to all who share a desire for Service Above Self. 
 
Thinking about becoming a Rotarian?   We'd love to meet you.

OUR CAUSES

Environment

Cleanups, Polinator Gardens, Community Beautification

Food Insecurity

Food Collection Drives, Meals on Wheels, Support for area food banks 

Education

Scholarships, Student Recognitions, Service Projects

Community

Warminster Day, Memorial Day Parade, Holiday Tree Lighting, Commemorations

Non Profit Support

Grants, Volunteering

Fellowship

Social activities, happy hours, picnics, parties

Business & Networking

Developmental learning, Seminars, Leadership training

The Rotary Foundation

Regional, National and International integration

Becoming a Rotarian is a Personal Decision

You are a Rotarian if you have a desire to put service above self and believe in using your talents to make the world a better place.  You belong to this organization of changemakers if you live by the Four-Way Test of the things you think, say, or do.  If you see cultural differences as an opportunity to build peace, value integrity and fellowship just as much as hard work, if you believe that volunteering your time to improve your community and collaborating on solutions for today's systemic issues is worth your time, then Rotary is for you.  Click here to explore becoming a member of the Warminster Rotary Club.

Current Activities
Congratulations Eagles Season Ticket Winner

The Warminster Rotary Club holds an annual raffle for two Eagles football Season Tickets.  Proceeds from this fundraiser go directly to the work of the Warminster Rotary Foundation, supporting local non-profits, services, and the community.  The 2026 raffle drawing was held on 8/12/26 during the regularly scheduled weekly club meeting and streamed live on the club's Facebook feed. 

Thank you to everyone who participated in this fundraiser! 

       

 

  Congratulations to the winner of ticket #0134, Santos.

Pollinator Garden at Log College Middle School

The Warminster Rotary Club is working with the Centennial School District's Log College Middle School to develop a Pollinator Garden. The garden is located in the front courtyard of the school grounds.  

A pollinator garden is a group of plants grown together with the intention of attracting insect pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Many pollinator species are currently threatened and in decline. In 2007, the National Research Council concluded that 40% of all insect pollinator species are currently at risk of extinction.  Pollinators play a vital role in human food production, and pollinator gardens are a way to support and protect essential pollinator species.   

The Log College Middle School pollinator garden is a student-run environmental project. In addition to volunteer support, the Warminster Rotary Club Foundation has awarded Log College Middle School a grant, which will be used for fencing.  Work is expected to be completed in the fall of 2026.

Peace Pole

The Warminster Rotary Club, in partnership with the Hartsville Fire Company, will be planting a Peace Pole in September 2026 

on the fire company grounds.  What is a Peace Pole?  Peace Poles are a part of a grassroots global movement aiming to unite humanity, foster inner peace, and promote harmony. Founded in Japan, this message is carried on over 200,000 poles worldwide, serving as monuments of peace in every country.  Over 20,000 Peace Poles have been planted by Rotary Clubs around the world.  The pole in Warminster Township will be the first in this area.  Peace Poles are a part of an organization named May Peace Prevail On Earth International, a non-governmental organization affiliated with the United Nations.  

The pole stands 8 feet tall and features the words "May Peace Prevail On Earth" in multiple languages.  It will be located at the Hartsville Fire Company, in proximity to the 9-1-1 Memorial. This intentional location was chosen to inspire further inner reflection, where we pledge to Never Forget the first responders who died during the September 11th attacks.  The Pole further commemorates this year as the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks and America's 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Not Just A Bench
This is not just a bench.  It's a lot more.
It's located in a very special place where children play and learn.  Where parents realize love.
Where friends are made, friendships nurtured, and futures dreamed.
It's part of our hometown where memories are made and kept alive.
Two such profound friends were Bryan Benson and Seann Campbell.
Try as we may to validate the pain we endure, even after 30 years, we have hope.
No, this is not just a bench. It's so much more.
 
Maybe you'll sit on this bench. Maybe you'll pass by and read what it says. Maybe someone will rest for a moment. 
Maybe two young children will sit here and share all the stuff that makes for an everlasting friendship. 
 
This is a beacon of hope.
It's one small gesture toward improving our community and keeping the memory of Bryan and Seann alive.  
 Karin Suttmann, President of the Warminster Rotary Club 2022-2024
Club Information
Warminster
We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 7:45 AM
Giuseppe's Pizza
1380 W. Street Rd.
Warminster, PA
United States of America
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Club Executives & Directors
President
Katie Farrell
Immediate Past President
Michael Cerino
President Elect
Karin Suttmann
Vice President
Karin Suttmann
Club Treasurer
Nello Ianieri
Secretary
Michael Cerino
Sergeant-at-Arms
Donna Spatz
Foundation Treasurer
Daulton George
Board Member
Russell Dunchock
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Jason Cartwright
Board Member
Michael Borkowski
Board Member
Stephen Moyer
Board Member
Donna Wilder
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