Welcome to the Rotary Club of Roxbury, NJ

We believe in our community. We believe in our local organizations that do good some way, some how, everyday. 

Roxbury Rotary supports many of those organizations, and we welcome the opportunity to get to know their specific needs so we can help. 

Our club comprises of people that live in or work in Roxbury. 

We all want to see it thrive.

Roxbury Rotary 7th Annual Corn Hole Tournament

Sunday, October 18th from 10am to 2pm at Horseshoe Lake Island.

Check in at 9:15am. In the event of rain we will have an indoor back up.

 

There are two brackets this year, advanced & novice.

 

$1,500 in cash prizes for advanced and gift cards for novice winners.

 

All ages welcome.

 

$50 per team to enter You may use your own bags. It will be a double elimination format.

 

Food & Beverages will be for sale.

 

We are also looking for company and private sponsors. See the signup sheet for details.

 

 

A portion of this year‘s event will go to benefit Justin Evertt and his family as he recuperates from his heart transplant surgery.

 

Annual Fruit and Pie Sale

The Fruit and Pie Sale is one of Roxbury Rotary Club's largest fundraisers. Proceeds from this annual sale go toward college scholarships and a variety of charitable donations the club makes to people and organizations in need throughout Roxbury Township.   
 
The deadline for ordering is November 1.
 
Your items need to be picked up on Saturday, November 21 between 9 AM and 2 PM at the Horseshoe Lake Recreation Center parking lot, 72 Eyland Ave. 
 
If you would like to buy items to donate to Roxbury Social Services, write, "Donation to Roxbury Social Services" in the comment box in the shopping cart. We will deliver it directly. No pickup necessary.
 

Blast from the Past!

Did you know that the large pavillion and gazebo at Horseshoe Lake were built by the Roxbury Rotary Club?

In this photo Don Schuld is driving the first stake into the ground for the foundation of the pavilion in 1993. On the left is architect Ken Gedick and on the right is then Rotary President Jack Liker.