History and About the Waverly Ruritan Club
The Waverly Ruritan Club was established in 1939 as a result of a Ruritan National plan called the 101 Program, which entailed having 101 clubs, 101 new members in each district, 101 club meetings with 100% attendance, 101 worthy club projects, and 101 interesting programs at club meetings. Since then, the Waverly Ruritan Club has been dedicated to serving the needs of the citizens of the town of Waverly and the surrounding communities in Sussex County, living out the philosophy of "community people meeting community needs." Some examples of how the Waverly Ruritan Club has lived out this philosophy include completing various construction projects for those in the community with disabilities and other health difficulties, donating money to various community and service organizations, such as the Friends of the Waverly Library, Fisher House, and chemo bag ministry led by Newville Baptist Church, amongst others, and constructing and maintaining a baseball field complex for various youth baseball teams.
Interested in becoming a member of the Waverly Ruritan Club?
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Waverly Ruritan Club, plan to attend one of our monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of the month and request a membership application. To find out where meetings occur each month, visit the link above entitled meeting and events schedule. Once your application is completed and submitted, it will be reviewed by the Ruritan board and then your membership will be voted on by the entire club. Once approved and dues of $100.00 are paid, you are a member of the Waverly Ruritan Club and can help do what Ruritans do best, serve the community and have a good time doing it. To find out more about Ruritans in general, visit www.ruritan.org.
Interested in becoming a member of the Waverly Ruritan Club?
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Waverly Ruritan Club, plan to attend one of our monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of the month and request a membership application. To find out where meetings occur each month, visit the link above entitled meeting and events schedule. Once your application is completed and submitted, it will be reviewed by the Ruritan board and then your membership will be voted on by the entire club. Once approved and dues of $100.00 are paid, you are a member of the Waverly Ruritan Club and can help do what Ruritans do best, serve the community and have a good time doing it. To find out more about Ruritans in general, visit www.ruritan.org.
