Princeton Corridor Rotary Club

06/19/2026

Our West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South Interact club, with participation from our club, collected 17 bags of clothes and donated them to the Volunteers of America. This clothing will be given to families in need, across the region.

Congratulations to the Interact club members who made this project possible. Thanks to all those who helped support this effort.

06/08/2026

One of the highlights of our year is awarding college scholarships to six deserving high school seniors. We award two each to Princeton High School and West Windsor-Plainsboro High Schools North and South.

Our President Matt Drago was on hand to guide the ceremony. Member Mike Pine was the coordinator for making award decisions. The keynote speaker was Jim Wickender, former Director of Admissions for Princeton University.

The graduates listened to words of inspiration and wisdom from Jim and were given two books to help them in their future college and life journeys. We wish all the award winners the best of luck in their college careers.

06/01/2026

On Friday May 29th, 3 members of the Princeton Corridor Rotary visited the Center For Great Expectations in Somerset Nj. George Shenouda, Jackie Owiti and Matthew Drago brought the Center Clothing from the Princeton Corridor Rotary Clothing Drive to benefit the CGE and toured the facility including Katy’s Place (a child development center). CGE’s mission is to break the cycle of abuse, homelessness and substance abuse by providing comprehensive, dignified care to the economically marginalized, homeless, and those dealing with mental health or substance use disorders, pregnant or parenting.

06/01/2026

Lindsay Fitzpatrick was our guest speaker at the Princeton Corridor Rotary meeting on May 15 at the Hyatt regency Princeton. Lindsay spoke on Artificial Intelligence and hiring practices. Lindsay is an executive recruiter with over 12 years of experience of which the last several have been spent working inside AI-mediated hiring and decision systems. Lindsay’s current interest is in how AI is beginning to influence the future of work, hiring, and the systems around it.

06/01/2026

The Princeton Corridor Rotary’s very own longtime member and incoming President Chip Jerry spoke at our meeting on Friday May 8th. Chip spoke to our members about his experience at the recent Rotary District 7475 President Elect Learning Seminar (PELS) which took place in Whippany NJ.

06/01/2026

On Friday, May 1st the Princeton Corridor guest speaker at the Hyatt Regency Princeton was Nicole Stubbs. Nicole is the Director of Development at the Princeton Child Development Institute. The PCDI, founded in 1970 is a private non-profit program offering a broad spectrum of science based services. The PCDI provides effective intervention for children and adults with autism and, through research and dissemination, extend treatment resources to people with autism both nationally and internationally..

05/24/2026

On Friday we supported Senior Care Services of Greater Princeton (SCSGP) with their "Soup for Seniors" food drive. Rotarians were hard at work purchasing non-perishable canned food, repacking for distribution and transporting back to SCSGP's facility in Princeton. Executive Directive Adriana Morabito was on hand to direct our efforts.

We created 36 bags full of these cans, approximately 220 cans in all, for redistribution to seniors in need in our local community. SCSGP also help seniors with rides for shopping and doctors appointments as well as companionship visit. Their services are always free to their clients, some one only has to ask for help.

The club is proud to continue to support this important organization. Visit their page at Senior Care Services of Greater Princeton

05/18/2026

05/18/2026

We welcomed a new Interact club into the family of Rotary at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South. The chartering ceremony happened on May 15, with most of the students and several of our members in attendance. Our District Governor Nominee Designate, Kirti Reddy, was also there to help celebrate the occasion. Marty Rosenstein lead the presentation.

Interact clubs are designed to bring together young people, ages 12-18, to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. Those are basic tenets of Rotary and the young people in this club will have a significant positive impact in their local community. We are there to support them in every way possible, to achieve success.