The West Reading-Wyomissing Rotary Club is proud to honor Suzanne Cody, Director of Business Development & Firm Associate at Muhlenberg Greene Architects as the Club’s People of Action Award – Paul Harris Fellow in recognition of her exceptional dedication to creating lasting changes within our community.
Through her outstanding leadership in establishing the Help a Girl Out initiative, Suzanne has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to improving the lives of women and girls in Berks and Schuylkill Counties. Her ongoing efforts to provide essential supplies, ensure menstrual security, and uphold the dignity of those she serves exemplify the values and mission of Rotary.
Upon receiving the Paul Harris Award, Suzanne Cody expressed gratitude saying, “Thank you Rotarians for the meaningful work you do in the community, and raising up the work of others. This honor will sustain me on the hard days, the long days, and the tired days. It refills my glass – while I in turn fill the glass of others.”
Deb Brubaker, Foundation Director of the West Reading-Wyomissing Rotary Club, stated, “The Paul Harris Fellow is a tribute to a person who has demonstrated a shared purpose with the humanitarian objectives of Rotary. The People of Action Award is presented to a leader who has made a positive impact within our community and exemplifies the Rotarian value of Service Above Self. A world of goodwill and better understanding comes closer to reality today because of the efforts of Suzanne Cody.”
With the presentation of the Paul Harris Fellowship, Suzanne joins a distinguished group of individuals worldwide who are recognized for their unwavering commitment to ‘Service Above Self’ and for making a meaningful difference in their communities.
Rotary Clubs are comprised of people of action who strive to improve lives and create positive, enduring changes in communities around the globe. Rotary’s core areas of focus include promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water and sanitation, supporting education, saving mothers and children, fostering local economic growth, and protecting the environment. The recognition of Suzanne Cody aligns with these humanitarian objectives and underscores the impact of dedicated community leaders.
