Rotary Club of the Upper Main Line (UML) is a charity and volunteer service club. We provide humanitarian service locally and around the globe through Rotary International. Learn more about who we are and what we do.
We meet weekly for networking, and come together at least once a month for local hands-on service projects throughout Chester, Montgomery, and Delaware counties. Please see our calendar for times and locations of our meetings and service projects. We welcome everyone in our community and we’d love for you to join us!
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Upper Main Line Rotary
At our weekly meeting, Ann Hedges, from the Elwyn organization, gave a very informative presentation to our members. Elwyn supports people of all ages from
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Upper Main Line Rotary
This week our club enjoyed a presentation by one of our members, Pam. Combining her love of design and passion for sustainability, Pam created the
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Thank you Sara Blevins Sells Homes for posting photos of our picnic honoring our Veterans in Coatesville.
Upper Main Line Rotary is with Ann's Heart of Phoenixville.
This morning our club converged onto the Ann's Heart kitchen to prepare food for this weekend's picnic at the VA center in Coatesville. The picnic
Upper Main Line Rotary is with Open Hearth Inc.
Last evening our Rotary members showed up to support the Open Hearth organization in Phoenixville at their Jams & Generosity event to help end homelessness.
Upper Main Line Rotary
Yesterday UML Rotary held their annual Charity Golf Tournament. A special thank you to our guest speaker Andy Phillips, our golfers and guests, our club
Upper Main Line Rotary
This morning, UML Rotary inducted new members Pamela Sachar, Greg Voisard, and Kathy Russell. Congratulations and welcome!
Upper Main Line Rotary
This May The Fourth, join us in celebrating real-life astronaut and fellow Rotarian Samantha Cristoforetti. Samantha's journey to space was fueled by relentless dedication, hard
A Rotarian astronaut lives her out-of-this-world dreams
Dozens of members of the Rotary Club of Köln am Rhein gather on a pleasant Monday evening at one of the famous Kranhäus office buildings, architectural gems shaped like upside down L’s over the Rhine River with the towers of Cologne Cathedral visible in the distance. The night’s speaker, an ou...