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2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 12:15p Thomasville: TCCHS Robot Wars: CyberStinger Robotics Team
Guest Katie Chastain brings Mann Patel and TCCHS Robotics Team to share the future of robotics in action. Thomas County Central's championship team CyberStingers Blue brings their award winning bot and epic STEM skills to the Rotary Club. Watch their robot take on real competitive challenges and maybe get a chance to test your own skills. It's innovation, competition, and a whole lot of fun. Don't miss this one! | 7 12:15p Atlanta West End: GRSP scholar Jordan Laurent Noeuku
Guest Jordan Laurent Noeuku is student at Morehouse College. He is sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Atlanta West End, Fayetteville and Midtown Atlanta. This sponsorship has reignited a 21-year old flame between GRSP and Morehouse College! Jordan was born and raised in Yaounde, Cameroon. He credits his family's love, guidance, and shared experiences for shaping his values of empathy and generosity, fueling his aspirations for personal and professional growth, and inspiring him to strive for a meaningful and fulfilling life. Jordan has a special interest in learning new
coding languages and intends to pursue a career in software engineering.
Jordan enjoys hiking, playing basketball, listening to music
and hanging out with my friends during social events.
In high school, Jordan was the president of the BSU (Black
Student Union), NAACP Youth Council Vice President. In college, Jordan has been
Secretary of a college Ping Pong Club and a college tennis team player.
Jordan was on the Dean's list for the academic year 2021-2021
and 2022-2023, and received the Jessy Cortez 2021 scholarship award from his
high school.
One of Jordan's goals is to become a role model for and
encourage his siblings and many other children around the world to pursue their
education. He plans to earn a Masters Degree and PhD in computer science. He
wants to bring about development and technological advancement to remote parts
of the World, including his home country Cameroon by creating Apps like Uber
for use in those countries. Jordan
is a member of Friendship Baptist church in Atlanta, Georgia and was a
volunteer for the Third Baptist Freedom School in San Francisco, California.
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9 | 10 1p Roswell: RUMC Job Networking Join us on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at RUMC Job Networking for workshops, dinner, and other activities starting at 1:00 PM. An enriching day filled with informative workshops, a delicious hot meal at 5:30 PM with an inspirational dinner message, along with workshops and other activities from 7:00-8:00 PM, Volunteer opportunities are plentiful including table hosts for the dinner segment. RUMC Job Networking would love to have you attend in a volunteer capacity or as an employer. Our workshop leaders aren't just dynamic and professional - they're your secret weapon in navigating the job search journey. Their expert skills and unwavering dedication are tailored specifically to arm you with the vital knowledge you need to secure your next career move. Trust in their proven methods, and you'll find the transition to your future career path smoother than you could ever imagine. For complete information, full agenda, and to register, visit rumcjobnetworking.com" or contact: Karen Griggs Medley RUMC Job Networking Coordinator 770-261-1739 kgriggs@rumc.com | rumcjobnetworking.com
5:15p Thomasville: Monthly Board Meeting The board will meet Monday, March 10 at 5:15 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. All directors should attend and send reports to their fellow board members at least a day in advance for review. | 11 5:30p Buckhead: Thirsty Tuesday Club Social at the Ansley School We have a very special evening social on March 11 at The Ansley School, one of our three Signature Projects. For those that attended this event last year, they will assure you this is an evening NOT to be missed. In conjunction with the social, we will have a panel which will include a few students, a teacher, a social worker and Head of School, Mr. Ray James.
Yes, it is sometimes not so easy to navigate downtown at 5:30 PM, but please block some extra time for a very worthwhile evening. These students are amazing!! And, parking is free and adjacent to the school. Please go to the club calendar and register so that we will have plenty of food and drink. The school is located at 120 Ralph McGill Blvd. NE, Atlanta 30308. We will have a sign directing you into the parking garage immediately adjacent to the school - additional instructions below: DIRECTIONS AND PARKING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ANSLEY SCHOOL: - 120 Ralph McGill Blvd, Building 3, Suite B1, Atlanta, GA
- The best parking option is located in the deck behind the school off of Currier Street
- From Ralph McGill Blvd, take a left onto Piedmont Ave NE (old Atlanta Civic Center will be on the right) and take the first left onto Currier Street
- Drive to the second parking deck on the left (Renaissance Lofts); the garage door is set back and has yellow stripes, and the gate arm has red lights
- Gate code: 5124
- Watch for aggressive speed bumps throughout garage
- Drive to the 3rd floor (where it is open with no roof) to park in the spaces labeled “Conquer Center Parking.” If all the spots are full, please drive to the next level and park in any available space on the top level.
- The Ansley School entrance is on the 3rd floor
- Limited parking is available in surrounding paid lots and on the street
- Please lock your vehicle and do not leave valuables in view
6:30p North Cobb: Volunteer: Men's Extension Dinner NCRC will be feeing 70 men at the Men's Extension. Please arrive at 6:30pm as dinner will be served at 7pm. Parking is limited. Please RSVP at the link below.
Location: Men's Extension, 1507 Church Street, Marietta, GA 30060
| 12 7 East Cobb: Don Lang, Mentor & Executive Leadership ROTW: Thomas Johnson
Guest Don supports senior leadership teams who seek to increase their effectiveness in selecting, developing, and advancing leadership talent to enhance organizational performance and growth. He has served such client organizations as Citibank, Delta Airlines, Doosan, Expotechnik, GE, Greenway Health, intellinet, Invesco, LSG Sky Chefs, Solvay, Southwire, Tempur Sealy, and Wellstar. | 13 11 North Fulton: First Responders Lunch We will be working with Chris Weber, who is the Culinary Instructor at Alpharetta High School. The students will be preparing the food and our Club will be serving. | 14 12:15p Atlanta West End: Tracy Xu and Daniel Kuhlman, Engineers Without Borders
Guest Tracy Xu is a mechanical engineering major with a chemistry minor at Georgia Tech. As the technical lead of EWB-GT’s Ecuador project for the past two years and former project lead, she has played a key role in developing sustainable infrastructure solutions. Her work reflects a strong commitment to global development and community-driven engineering, integrating her expertise in battery research, hydropower, and solar technology to create lasting impact. Daniel Kuhlman is originally from Chattanooga, Tennessee and currently completing his masters degree in mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech. At Tech, Daniel has been active with EWB-GT's Ecuador project since its inception, helps lead backpacking trips throughout the Southeast with ORGT, and is part of an on-campus Christian ministry. Upon graduation in December, Daniel will attend the U.S. Naval Officer Candidate School to begin his career as a submarine officer.  
| 15 7 Roswell: Roswell Relays The Roswell Rotary Club is set to host the 27th Roswell Rotary Relays on March 16th, in partnership with Roswell High School. This prestigious invitational track meet offers high school track and field teams from across Georgia the chance to compete with the state's best.
Twenty-four high schools will participate, featuring both boys' and girls' track and field athletes. The event begins with a full range of field events in the morning, followed by track and relay events in the afternoon. The focus on relay events fosters teamwork among athletes and contributes to an energetic atmosphere throughout the event.
The Roswell Relays also provide a chance for Roswell High School's service clubs to participate and gain community service points, with the Interact Clubs playing a central role in the volunteer efforts. Additionally, concession sales serve as a significant fundraiser for the Roswell High School Booster Club.
This event is a true community endeavor. This year, the Roswell Rotary will collaborate with sponsors such as Rhodes Bakery, Publix, Chick-fil-A, Kroger, and others who contribute food and beverages to the event. |
16 | 17 | 18 7:30 Dunwoody: Board Meeting - Monthly via ZOOM 2024-2025 Club President -Dr. Louise Barden will send out the Zoom Link and Agenda to the Board Members prior to the Monthly Meeting. If any member in Good Standing, not on the Board, wishes to attend the Board Meeting please Contact Club Secretary, Alison Norris at CallingDunwoodyHome@gmail.com | 19 7 East Cobb: Dana Johnson, Select Cobb ROTW: Jim Flowers
Guest LOCATION: East Cobb Wellstar - ECHP-Roswell Conference Room https://selectcobb.com/about-us/
SelectCobb is a public-private partnership developed with input from state, county, city, business, and education leaders to provide a strategic action plan for comprehensive economic development in Cobb County.
SelectCobb provides a single point of contact for economic development in Cobb County. We work with a host of regional, state, and local partners to help recruit and retain businesses, assist local businesses, and create a more robust talent pipeline. Thomasville: Coffee Chat Grassroots Coffee Drop in anytime between 7:30 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. Fellowship with fellow Rotarians – no agenda, no program, just an opportunity to fellowship over coffee before you start your workday. Questions? Contact Morgan Bailey. | 20 11:30 Thomasville: Pack & Sort at Second Harvest
Guest Third Thursday Meeting--Pack & Sort Vegetables & Fruits for the club's Free Fresh Produce Market on Saturday, March 22. This month we'll also be distributing Vegetable Grow Bags. It's tomato season and TCCHS Vocational Ag team grew tomato seedlings and with members assistance will have them ready for distribution on March 22. | 21 12:15p Atlanta West End: Carden Wyckoff, CPWA, Disability Advocate
Guest Carden
Wyckoff is a disability
advocate. She believes in creating an accessible and equitable world for
people with disabilities, which she brings to fruition through community
engagement and the workplace. Carden
is an experienced digital accessibility trailblazer with a demonstrated history
of working in the non-profit and tech industry driving change for people with
disabilities. She is a strong business development professional with a BSA
focused in Biological Sciences and Environmental Health Science from The
University of Georgia. Carden is currently at Salesforce and is a
Principal Accessibility Team Lead & Senior Accessibility Support Engineer
& former ERG Global AbilityForce President. Since
joining Salesforce in 2016, on top of her day job, she has helped drive
disability inclusion and awareness as the Global President for Salesforce's
employee resource group for disabilities and its allies; curate an accessible
events playbook for Salesforce events Dreamforce/ TrailheaDX/ World Tours;
ignite conversations for Salesforce real estate universal design strategy and
its travel/ safety guide; drive initial discussions for a disability tech
support answer desk; and co-wrote the long range plan for corporate
accessibility which created Saleforce’s Office of Accessibility. They believe
that together they can become a barrier free work environment so all can
thrive, and welcome you on their journey towards inclusion for all. Carden
recently became a member of the Disability Advisory Board for Delta Air
Lines. She also just transitioned from the MARTA Army, Inc. Board after 6
years. Carden is also a Strategic Advisor for Midtown Alliance and Chair of the
city’s Human Relations Commission which was established over 20 years ago, and
made a priority under Mayor Dickens, to promote mutual respect and
understanding within the city of Atlanta. In her spare time,
Carden advocates for transit equity, complete streets, Vision Zero and
accessibility rights with local Atlanta government and advocacy orgs. She
has also scaled a few mountains on piggyback to raise awareness for FSHD
muscular dystrophy, inspired a children's book entitled “Carden: The Wheelchair
Warrior”, a story of whimsy, courage and individuality which you can find on
Amazon, and hosted a podcast named "Freewheelin' with Carden". 
11:30 Thomasville: Lunch at Pebble Hill with GA GRSP StudentsRegister GRSP students will be touring Pebble Hill in the morning and our club will host lunch for them at Pebble Hill Learning Center. Will Watt, grandson of GRSP Founder, will spesk during lunch. Please join us, engage with students, host a table, assist with lunch set up & cleanup. Members also may join the students for their Pebble Hill house tour at 10 am. Sign up for lunch snd tour on this calendars or at meetings. | 22 Thomasville: Produce Distribution at Weston Park Rotary will host its monthly produce distribution at Weston Park. Set up begins at 7:30 a.m. Food distribution begins at or before 8:30 a.m. and is finished when all the produce is distributed, usually around 10 a.m. This is one of our local Rotary Club's Big Impact Projects to help make fresh vegetables and fruits available to all. We partner with the Marguerite Neel Williams Boys & Girls Club, Envision Credit Union and Thomasville National Bank to sponsor these monthly events, but we need Rotarians to volunteer their time to help with the distributions. 9 Roswell: Sweep the Hooch Roswell Rotary has gathered a team to clean a section of the Chattahoochee along Riverside in conjunction with Chattahoochee Riverkeeper. This event is headed up by Dutch Earle as we cleanup a tributary to the river in continuation of our mission to achieve a Trash-Free Chattahoochee.
10 North Fulton: Jacob's Ladder Art Walk Club members will assist at the Jacob's Ladder Art Walk by monitoring the trail, parking lot and restrooms so that Jacob's Ladder staff can focus on their students and families. Signup link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0B4CA9A922A7FA7-55474210-jacobs/98146827#/ Address: 407 Hardscrabble Road, Roswell, GA Volunteers park in the church parking lot so that the families have access to closer parking. |
23 | 24 1p Roswell: RUMC Job Networking Join us on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at RUMC Job Networking for workshops, dinner, and other activities starting at 1:00 PM. An enriching day filled with informative workshops, a delicious hot meal at 5:30 PM with an inspirational dinner message, along with workshops and other activities from 7:00-8:00 PM, Volunteer opportunities are plentiful including table hosts for the dinner segment. RUMC Job Networking would love to have you attend in a volunteer capacity or as an employer. Our workshop leaders aren't just dynamic and professional - they're your secret weapon in navigating the job search journey. Their expert skills and unwavering dedication are tailored specifically to arm you with the vital knowledge you need to secure your next career move. Trust in their proven methods, and you'll find the transition to your future career path smoother than you could ever imagine. For complete information, full agenda, and to register, visit rumcjobnetworking.com" or contact: Karen Griggs Medley RUMC Job Networking Coordinator 770-261-1739 kgriggs@rumc.com | rumcjobnetworking.com
| 25 | 26 7 East Cobb: Dov Wilker, AJC; ROTW: TBD
Guest American Jewish Committee (AJC) stands up for Israel's rights to exist in peace and security, confronts antisemitism, and upholds the democratic values that unit Jews and allies. Dov Wilker is going to speak about the Israel and what is happening today. | 27 6:30p North Fulton: CPR/AED Class Join us for a free CPR/AED class Location: Alpharetta City Hall, 2 Park Plaza, Alpharetta Sign up required due to class size limits: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050B4EA8AC22A64-55456395-getinspired#/ | 28 6p North Fulton: District Assembly in Columbus We are staying at the Marriott Courtyard in Phoenix City, Alabama on Friday night and having dinner. We will meet Saturday morning at the Convention Center. Doors open at 7:00 am with breakfast with the Program starting at 8:00 am. Breakout sessions begin at 9:00 am with the program ending at 12:30 pm. | 29 6p North Fulton: District Assembly in Columbus We are staying at the Marriott Courtyard in Phoenix City, Alabama on Friday night and having dinner. We will meet Saturday morning at the Convention Center. Doors open at 7:00 am with breakfast with the Program starting at 8:00 am. Breakout sessions begin at 9:00 am with the program ending at 12:30 pm. 8 Roswell: District Assembly Training- Columbus GA “Members
can contact Tori for help registering” March
29, 2025 8:00 am— 12:30 pm Join
us at the 2025 District Training Assembly in Columbus, Georgia. Location: Columbus Convention & Trade
Center – Historic Ironworks, 801 Front Avenue, Columbus, GA Hotel: For those coming in Friday night,
we recommend the Columbus Marriott, 800 Front Avenue, Columbus, GA,
866-994-7098 Times: 8:00 am – 12:30 pm
Topics: All aspects of Rotary’s Action
Plan, including Membership, Public Image, Service Projects, Club
Administration, and the Rotary Foundation. 8 2025 District Training AssemblyRegister Join us at the 2025 District Training Assembly in Columbus, Georgia. Location: Columbus Convention & Trade Center – Historic Ironworks, 801 Front Avenue, Columbus, GA Hotel: For those coming in Friday night, we recommend Hampton Inn Columbus Downtown, 1201 Broadway Avenue, Columbus, GA 31901, 706-507-4204 Times: 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Topics: All aspects of Rotary’s Action Plan, including Membership, Public Image, Service Projects, Club Administration, and the Rotary Foundation. District Training Assembly offers a comprehensive program that covers all aspects of Rotary leadership. From club administration to community service projects, you will gain invaluable insights into the workings of Rotary and the resources available to you. Bring your Leadership Team to DTA and connect with your fellow incoming Rotary leaders from across our District.
9 North Cobb: Volunteer: KSU Day of Service Many opportunities are available for a day of service partnering with KSU and other organizations. Click on link below for more information and to register. https://kennesaw.givepulse.com/event/546866-2025-ksu-day-of-service 9 Buckhead: Gala Volunteer - SetupRegister 6 dedicated volunteers will transform the venue into a stunning, theatrical setting inspired by The Phantom of the Opera, ensuring every detail captures the drama and elegance of the iconic musical. Their hard work behind the scenes will set the stage for an unforgettable gala experience. 6:30p Buckhead: Gala Wine Toss Volunteer Shift 1 SOLD OUT Step into the mystery of The Phantom of the Opera and help run the Wine Toss at our enchanting gala. Your role will add to the evening’s excitement, ensuring guests have a thrilling time while supporting a great cause! 6:45p Buckhead: Gala Volunteer - Check In Register Welcome guests into the enchanting world of The Phantom of the Opera by volunteering at the gala check-in. Your warm greeting and efficient check-in will set the stage for a magical evening of mystery and elegance! 6:45p Buckhead: Gala Volunteer - GreetersRegister Step into the spotlight and welcome guests to our Phantom of the Opera gala with warmth and elegance. As a greeting volunteer, you’ll set the tone for a night of mystery, music, and unforgettable excitement! 7p Buckhead: Gala Wine Toss Volunteer Shift 2Register Step into the mystery of The Phantom of the Opera and help run the Wine Toss at our enchanting gala. Your role will add to the evening’s excitement, ensuring guests have a thrilling time while supporting a great cause! 10:30p Buckhead: Gala Volunteer - CleanupRegister We need dedicated volunteers to help break down decorations, pack up supplies, and restore the venue after the gala. Your efforts will ensure a smooth and efficient cleanup, bringing the night to a successful close. |
30 3p Buckhead: Rotary Day with the Atlanta Vibe - 20% off Tix 
The Rotary is Feeling
the Vibe! ??
The Atlanta Vibe will be playing at the Georgia State Convocation Center on
March 30th at 3pm and are ready to serve up an electrifying match of
women’s professional indoor volleyball! ?Don’t miss your
chance to watch world-class athletes battle it out on the court, showcasing
unmatched energy, skill, and teamwork.
The Atlanta Vibe is one of eight teams competing in the
Professional Volleyball Federation’s historic second season in 2025. As
Atlanta’s professional women’s indoor volleyball team and the city’s second
fully professional women’s sports team, the Vibe continues to build a legacy in
women’s sports. 
? Discounted Tickets:
We are happy to offer Rotary members 20% off our March 30th match at
the Georgia State Convocation center. To
utilize your discount, please use the link below:
https://am.ticketmaster.com/atlantavibe/buy/quickbuy?id=NDk3
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