Our guest speaker on April 7 was Beth Ogilvie of Ogilvie Appraisals. With 30 years of knowledge in market trends, Beth provides residential real estate appraisals services throughout Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset counties. She appraises properties for but not limited to real estate transactions, estates inquiries, and divorces.
Princeton Corridor Rotarian Andrea Dinan and her Princeton High School colleague Christine Carbone spent a week in March in the city of Mérida, Mexico. This is the sixth year of the English Language Boot Camp program that the two teachers created for a high school in the South of the city populated primarily by Mayan and itinerant workers.
Via joint support from Andrea’s home Rotary Club and the support of the Club Rotario de Mérida, the teachers have been able to meet with 50 students annually interested in practicing their English and help prepare them for their college entrance exam.
We inducted another new member of our club. Denise Goetting has joined us. Denise is a Senior Vice President, Regional Manager with First Bank.
She is also a very experienced Rotarian having served as a past President so we are glad to welcome her back to continue her Rotary journey. We wish you continued success.
Our speaker on April 19 was Dan Sczweck. Dan is the President/Executive Director of the Miracle League of Mercer County. The league provides fully inclusive baseball programs to individuals with special needs. Dan was there to talk about the history of the league since its inception in 2005, the expanded programs they currently offer, volunteer opportunities and plans for the future.
Truly a special program so thanks to Dan for talking to our club. To find out more about the league go to - https://miracleleaguemercer.org/
On Friday April 26 the Princeton Corridor Rotary Club was proud to assist Adriana Morabito, the Executive Director of Senior Care Services of Greater Princeton (SCSGP) with their “Soup for Seniors”project. The Princeton Corridor Rotary collected almost 300 cans of soup for this project. Every year the SCSGP collects cans of non-perishable soup, vegetables and other kinds of food to be distributed to seniors in need in our community.
The SCSGP has been providing free transportation, shopping and friendly visits to the local community since 1984. For more information on SCSGP or to volunteer, please contact them at info@seniorcareservicesgp.org or call 609-921-8888.
