Murrysville/Export Rotary Club
Rotary is an international organization of more than one million service minded business and professional leaders. Service and fellowship are the hallmarks of Rotary and Rotarians worldwide. The Rotary motto "Service Above Self", guides the actions of the men and women in individual clubs as they plan projects to feed the hungry, fight disease, assist the disabled and the elderly, work with young people, combat illiteracy, fund scholarships, and provide relief to disaster victims. Visit the Rotary International website at www.rotary.org

The Murrysville-Export Club has sponsored the community Halloween Parade since 1962 and has completed many projects around the community. Most notably, members of the Club acquired the property for Haymaker Park in 1952 and aided in the creation of Communities, Inc. to manage the park.

The Murrysville-Export Club was chartered on August 27, 1945 and meets every Wednesday at 6:45 PM at the Lamplighter Restaurant on Route 22. Each year the Club has major fund-raisers that have included - the Chili Open golf in the snow of February, our Lotto Night in the spring, and the Chicken A Go Go in the Fall; for which the community’s support is appreciated. The money collected benefits local and world needs. Visit the Murrysville-Export Rotary website at www.murrysville-exportrotary.org. Email Address is: info@murrysville-exportrotary.org. For additional information contact Harold Hicks, Work:412-860-8709; Home: 724-327-6715.

Murrysville Women's Club
The Murrysville Women's Club, formed in 1920, has initiated many areas of service and improvement during its life in this community, most notably promoting the growth of the Community Library and its facilities. Its purpose is to bring the women of the community together to develop their educational, civic, and social interests, and to advance the welfare of the community.
President: Jan Bollinger, (724) 468-5535
Membership Chairman: Carol Curtis, (724) 327-9649

Relay for Life of Murrysville
Relay for Life of Murrysville.
Mrs. Connie Cauvel (Murrysville Relay for Life Online Chair)
Email: CCauvel@aol.com
Phone: 724-733-2136

Salvation Army
Shelley Earhart, 724-327-0061

Sardis Community Park
Gladys Schaffer, 724-327-1655

Sardis Volunteer Fire Department
http://www.freewebs.com/sardisvfc/.
William Paiano, Chief
Business Office: 724-327-3987

Sportsman and Landowners Alliance of Murrysville
This organization is open to all those interested in the outdoors, primarily hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation, and meets once a month. The group works to promote education about wildlife and conservation. The members clean and maintain Haymaker Run stream for youth fishing, maintain the official Murrysville Tree Sign, and provide a limited number of birdfeeders and kits to local Scouts to promote intelligent feeding of wildlife. They also make these birdhouses available at Dean's barber Shop for sale, to help fund the conservation projects and help feed the wildlife. They also provide scholarships for local western conservancy schools.
R. Carl Patty, Jr., 724-327-3012

Symphony East
Symphony East , an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Symphony Association, helps promote knowledge and interest in the Pittsburgh Symphony.
Carol Dankovsky, President
Rosemary Scalla, 724-327-4295, is the contact for luncheon meeting reservations.

Turtle Creek Watershed Association (TCWA)
The Turtle Creek watershed stretches from the western edge of Greensburg to the Edgar Thompson Works on the Mon River, covering 147 square miles over two counties and all or parts of 33 municipalities – including most of Murrysville. The Turtle Creek Watershed Association was incorporated in 1970 and received its non-profit status in 1971. Since that time, it has worked to address water quality and water quantity issues including erosion reduction, flood prevention, streambank restoration, abandoned mine drainage remediation, water quality monitoring, and community education.

For more information about projects, programs, membership, or volunteering, please see the
website: www.tcwa.org,
contact the office via e-mail: good.fish@verizon.net,
or call 412/829-2817.

Westmoreland Conservancy (Brief Description of Conservancy Reserves)
The Westmoreland Conservancy is composed of area residents who believe in balanced development for Murrysville and its surrounding communities, hoping to fully develop a community with a permanent rural atmosphere. Its goal is to protect some of the open spaces that give the community its rural character. The Conservancy's mailing address is PO Box 446, Murrysville PA 15668.  www.westmorelandconservancy.org/
Cary Bohl, 724-327-7017

White Valley AMVETS
724-327-9919 or 724-327-5099

White Valley Athletic and Social Club
724-327-9362

White Valley Volunteer Fire Dept.
www.whitevalleyvfd.com/
Russel Rupnik, Chief
Business Office: 724-327-1301

YMCA, (East Suburban Family)
2200 Rt. 286 Plum Boro Pa. 15239
For information visit the East Suburban YMCA web site at www.esymca.org.
Ann Klinger, 724-327-4667

EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Karen Kubicko

The Franklin Regional ADULT SCHOOL, Inc.
The Franklin Regional ADULT SCHOOL, Inc. program is a nonprofit organization administered by volunteers who are dedicated to providing leisure time activities for the community. These noncredit classes are designed to give adults a chance to learn a new skill or hobby at an affordable price.

Registration for Spring 2007 Classes begins Monday, January 22nd. Registration ends Monday, February 5th.  Classes begin the week of February 19th.

For further information call Marielle Bartolomucci at 724-327-4288 or Beverly
Bella at 724-325-2420 or our web site, www.franklinregionaladultschool.org

RECREATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Footloose Square Dance Club
Footloose Squares is a square dance club which holds dances with Guest Callers at the mainstream and plus level from 8.00 to 10.30 pm on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Saturdays of each month at the Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson St. Singles and couples are welcome. For more details on the club's activities, contact Everett Hartung 412-793-4337.

Murrysville Area Radio Control Society (MARCS)
MARCS is a sport aviation group who's members design, build and fly radio-controlled model aircraft. The group meets every second Thursday evening at 7:30 pm at the Murrysville Community Center, and members fly at their model aviation field near Saltsburg, PA every weekend and some evenings, weather permitting. To find the aviation field, follow Route 286 east until it joins Route 380 near Saltsburg, PA; then take the first right turn; then look for the field at the next right turn. For more details on the club's activities, contact Pete Sipe on 327-4235.

Murrysville Chess Club
The Murrysville Chess Club meets every Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 11 at the First Presbyterian Church in Murrysville. The club is open to all those who are interested. Dues for members are $40 each year, and children of members are welcome to come and play for free. The club plays speed chess and rated games, and a tournament is held annually. Also, every year a team from the club is entered in the Pittsburgh Chess League for additional tournament play.
Joe Lawlor, 724-3287-2849  

Murrysville Duplicate Bridge Club
The Murrysville Duplicate Bridge Club is a non-profit organization open to all who love to play bridge. The group meets every Monday at St. Mary's Church in Export to play low-key games of duplicate bridge. Master points are awarded at each game. All money collected is donated to local charities.
Ann Gasper, Director; 724-327-2533

Murrysville Festival Chorus This group of volunteer adults and young people performs once a year, presenting music that can be enjoyed by everyone. The Chorus' 2003 concert will be the Mendelssohn’s "Elijah" to be performed on November 8, at 7:30 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church on North Hills Road. Rehearsals, open to members of our community and surrounding areas, will begin in September. For more information contact:
Susan Petrie, President (724) 327-7979 or Marge Nelson (724) 327-7787

Murrysville Women's Tennis League
Murrysville area women over 18 years of age are invited to join the Murrysville Area Women's Tennis League for a mix of games played at community parks. All tennis skill levels are welcome. This is an excellent opportunity to meet other interesting active women. Go to www.murrysvilletennis.com for more information or contact Gayle Gallier 724-325-1708 or write to lggallier@adelphia.net

Symphony East
Symphony East is a non-profit organization founded in 1962 as an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Symphony Association. Membership is open to all women who have an interest in the Pittsburgh Symphony and who enjoy listening to and learning about music.
Camille Toth (724) 412-373-0461

Franklin Area Swim Team
  The Franklin Area Swim Team (FAST) is an organization that promotes and develops competitive swimming.  Fast is one of the many swim clubs governed by our national organization – United States Swimming, Inc. The short course season begins in September and ends in March while the long course season begins in April and ends in July.  FAST will accept applications from children ranging form the ages of five to eighteen,within the Murrysville, Pa. area.   More information is available from FAST's web site: http://swimmingfast.net

Interested parties may send a letter to the following address:
Franklin Area Swim Team
P.O. Box 164
Murrysville, Pa. 15668

Senior Softball
Jim Nesbitt, 724-327-2826

1. To help to elect Republican candidates to offices at all levels of government.

2. Locally, to first encourage qualified Republican candidates to run for open seats in local government and second to interview candidates and recommend to the electorate the most qualified Republican
candidates for open seats in local government.

3. Locally, to support and monitor the process and activities of local government and to discuss and recommend positions to the elected officials and the public.

The Committee meets on the first Thursday of each month (With the exception of July) in the Municipal Meeting Room (across from the Library) at the Municipal Complex, 4100 Sardis Road at 7:00 PM.

Chairperson: Raymond C. Lovelace
Vice-Chairperson: Jeannette Pavlick
Ellen V. Spain: Secretary
Treasurer: Mary Giunipero
Email: murrysvillerepublicans@yahoo.com

Murrysville & Export Democratic Committee
The Murrysville & Export Democratic Committee represents and works to advance the philosophy and agenda of the Democratic Party both on the county and state level. The committee is compose of elected residents from each of the eight voting precents in Murrysville & Export. The committee activities are:

1.Aid in the victory of Democratic Party's nominees in all elections.

2.Promote growth and success of the Democratic Party at the local, state and national levels.

3.Promote efforts to register all qualified Democratic voters within the borders of the Municipality of Murrysville,Export and Delmont and to encourage such voters to participate in the political process.

The committe meets every third thursday of each month in the Murrysville Municipality Meeting Room(at Murrysville library)located at Sardis Road across from the Sloan school.

Tel. (412)760-3657 & (724)733-8356