Check-in Time: 4:00 p.m.
Game Starts at 5:00 p.m.
Paramus Elks Club
200 Route 17 North, Paramus, NJ
Light Buffet * Beverages *
Prizes awarded to the finalists # of winners to be determined.
Bubble wins Free entry to next tourney.

Donation: $100/ticket

For Tickets Call Janet 551-206-7568 or E-mail PTWOJR1@Gmail.com.

Sunrise Event:

Paramus National Night Out - Tuesday August 5th from 5 pm to 7 pm.

Our club had a Rotary table last year and we will have it again this year. Members, please sign up to volunteer. 

Texas Hold’em Fundraiser To benefit: Paramus Sunrise Rotary Foundation
Date: 9/28/14 Check-in Time: 4:00
Game Starts at 5:00

Paramus Elks Club
200 Route 17 North, Paramus, NJ
Light Buffet * Beverages *
Prizes awarded to the finalists # of winners to be determined.
Bubble wins Free entry to next tourney.

Donation: $100/ticket

District Events

Mon., Aug. 4 – District Staff Meeting - Al Di La Bistro, 1 Hoboken Rd., E. Rutherford, NJ - 5:30-8:00. $30.

Tues., Oct. 7 – Vocational Assembly – Pines Manor, Route 27 S. in Edison. Registration begins at 3:30, program at 4:00. $50.00. Featured speakers: PRIVP Anne Matthews (first woman to serve on the RI Foundation Board); Ken Blanchard (author of The One Minute Manager); Eric LeGrand (former Rutgers Univ. football player).More information – go to www.rotarynjva.org

Sat., Oct. 11 – District 7490 Rotary Leadership Institute – The Courtyard by Marriott, 100 Chestnut Ridge Road, Montvale. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. $95.00. Clubs sending 2 people to Level One will have the cost of the second person paid by the District. Register at www.rlinea.com

 Paramus Sunrise Rotary celebrated their 6th Annual Fashion Show Fundraiser on Thursday, June 19, 2014. at The Fiesta in Wood-Ridge. The attendees enjoyed it so much that they clamored for their participation in the next year's festivities. A sit down dinner plus dynamite models plus an abundant and utile Tricky Tray selection was offered for the modest price of $50.00. Sunrise Rotarians tried to make their guests feel at home by either sitting at their tables or visiting them. Read More......

When Mayor Rich LaBarbiera and Mary Ann, his wife, learned of the need for a host family for the Paramus Sunrise Rotary Club Gift of Life child, they immediately volunteered. As MaryAnn said " I have three sons and now I have a chance to have a daughter, if only for a little while." The preparations for Mary and her mother took a long time. Coming from Burma, there was a tremendous amount of paperwork to contend with. Sunrise President Sophie Stone went over to Burma/Myanmar to help facilitate the passage and was able to bring them back to the United States with her. Read More....

 by Mel Fabrikant

The Reverend Doctor Samuel M. Stone spoke to the Paramus Sunrise Rotary Club about a water purification program called H2Open Doors. Reverend Stone, a member of the Paramus Rotary Club and pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church, recently visited a pure water fundraising event in Redwood City, California. He was privileged to not only being a principal speaker, but to learn about the solar powered water purification device that could be used anywhere in the world as long as there was sun to power it. Read More.....

By Mel Fabrikant

Always on the alert to keep the Paramus Sunrise Rotary Club vibrant, President Sophie Stone prescribed a meeting day for a breakfast. While coffee is always available, courtesy of Doctors Express, very few attendees at this 8 AM meeting have something to go with the drink. This time, members brought in assigned items like doughnuts, croissants, pies, coffee, fruit salad, bagels and cream cheese and even an egg dish especially prepared by Sophie. Here was more than enough food to accommodate visitors, guests and potential members. Read More.........

 By Mel Febrikant
At a recent meeting of the vibrant Paramus Sunrise Rotary Club, President Sophie Stone welcomed Bergen Community College teacher Caitlin O Croinin and Bergen County Small Business Development Center Assistant Regional Director Vincent Vicari. They addressed the club giving the Rotary members insight to the help that could be received from experts at the SBA & SBDC. Read More....

By Mel Fabrikant

At a recent meeting, Paramus Sunrise Rotary Club donated $2,400 to three local organizations. The funds for these donations came from the support of patrons at the Annual Fashion Show. Immediate Past President Joe Castelano supported by President Sophie Stone not only gave money to the Paramus Police Department, the Paramus Fire Department and the Pancreatic Research, but is also giving monies to other local organizations. As IPP Castelano said, we could not have raised the money without the support of the people of Paramus who attended and or participated in our major fundraiser. Read More.........