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| | | 1 Vinings Cumberland: No Regular Meeting for VCR No meeting, Wednesday, July 1st in observance of the Fourth of July! Do something wonderful with this extra hour of time!! Contact Past President, Joe Stockman, with any questions. See you next week!
11:30 Vinings Cumberland: Service Project in lieu of Meeting - Sack Pack - Lunches for Table on Delk For those who are available, we will kick off our Rotary Year 2026-27 with a Service Project! While we will not have a regular meeting in light of the Fourth of July, the needs in our community continue. We will meet at the Community Room at Fire Station No. 5 (park at Another Broken Egg) at 11:30 to pack 140 sack lunches for local children. These lunches will be immediately delivered to The Table on Delk! Food for school aged children over the summer is critical and, particularly during this holiday week, it's important that we help fill those gaps! Contact Jennifer with questions or concerns. 404-409-1348 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 5:30p Atlanta Ascent: Regular Meeting
Guest We are thrilled to announce that our guest speaker will be the Honorable Marilyn Morgan , who served with distinction as a federal bankruptcy judge . Throughout her career, she carried the immense weight of judicial responsibility, navigating complex legal cases to ensure fairness and provide a fresh start for those in financial distress . She joined the Rotary Club of San Jose in 1987, right at the historic moment when women were officially welcomed into the organization . While juggling the heavy demands of an aspiring legal career, she found profound balance and deeper meaning by giving back through Rotary service projects . She will be joining us to talk about "Your club, your way," sharing her incredible journey and offering insights on balancing professional ambitions with meaningful community impact.
Here is our agenda for the evening: Call to Order Invocation & Four-Way Test Introduction & Welcome Club Business / Updates - Service Project Discussion
- Housekeeping items (dues, Rotary website registration, social media handles, charter member packet pickup)
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12 | 13 12:15p Buckhead: Ann Marie Bedtke, Executive Director, Horizons Atlanta
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With over two decades of leadership in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors, Bedtke has driven impact across a range of fields, including STEAM education, science and astronomy, the arts, legal services, tourism, and fitness. She has a proven track record in managing high-profile public-private partnerships and implementing strategy and fundraising efforts. Specializing in uniting diverse stakeholders, Bedtke excels at creating sustainable change. Her passion lies in guiding organizations through their next phase of growth by amplifying their mission, connecting with their audiences, increasing revenue, and achieving lasting results.
Invocation: Jim Breedlove Sunshine:
Need to join by Zoom, click the link below: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87941219913?pwd=S15RIBjTE1TRk1NaDRNa3hTcmphUT09#success Password: 485257 | 14 8 Vinings Cumberland: Networking Coffee - Rotary Means Business On the second Tuesdays of the month, business networking occurs at Panera Bread (3625 Spring Hill Road, Atlanta, Ga 30339), buy your own. Co-sponsored by The Vinings-Cumberland and Smyrna Rotary Clubs. Get to know your Rotarian friends’ businesses and work experience in a casual environment with facilitator hosts from the clubs. Come a bit early Facilitation starts at 8. 7p Vinings Cumberland: Sack Pack - Lunches for Table on Delk Vinings Cumberland Rotarians invite the community to join them on the Second Tuesdays of the month to assemble lunch sacks (chips, sandwiches, etc.) that are distributed the next day by The Table on Delk to children getting off the school bus (during the school year) and through programming (during the summer) in the immediate vicinity of Delk Road and Interstate 75. The Table on Delk is committed to serving individuals at risk of sex-trafficking. Part of that mission includes addressing critical needs of mostly women and their young families to decrease that risk, desperation, and food insecurity. The Sack Pack is held in the Community Room at Fire Station No. 5 in Vinings (4336 Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30339). Please park next store at Another Broken Egg (which will be closed at that time) and follow the sidewalk. LOCATION: 4336 Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30339 (intersection of Paces Ferry and Paces Mill). Rotary Host Jennifer Humphrey: 404-409-1348
| 15 7:30 Thomasville: Coffee Chat Join us today at Grassroots Coffee anytime between 7:30 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. for a cup of coffee and a casual conversation with fellow Rotarians! Stay long enough to enjoy breakfast and get to know your fellow Rotarians better or grab your coffee to go. No agenda, no program.
| 16 12:15p Roswell: GBI Director Chris Hosey
Guest Chris Hosey was appointed by Governor Kemp to serve as Director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation effective August 1, 2023. During his 37 years with the Bureau, Hosey was promoted to every sworn supervisor rank in the Investigative Division. Director Hosey began his career with the GBI in 1987 as a Narcotics Agent with the Local Violators Squad. In 2001, Hosey was promoted to Assistant Special Agent in Charge of a multi-jurisdictional drug task force. He also helped to create the GBI’s first state/local regional drug enforcement office (RDEO). From 2008-2012, Hosey served as Special Agent in Charge at Region 5 Statesboro Office and at Savannah RDEO. In 2012, he was promoted to Inspector, overseeing drug operations, various general investigative offices, and the GBI Training Unit. In October 2020, former GBI Director Vic Reynolds appointed Hosey as Division Director for the Investigative Division. In November 2022, former GBI Director Michael Register appointed him to Assistant Director. Hosey has served as a GBI Warrant Service Instructor, GBI Firearms Instructor, and Use of Force Instructor. He helped create and is a member of the GBI’s Special Enforcement Team. He also serves as Vice President for the National Alliance of State Drug Enforcement Agencies (NASDEA) and Chairs the Use of Force Committee of the Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies (ASCIA). Director Hosey received his bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Georgia Southwestern State University and his master’s degree in Public Administration from Columbus State University. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, Class 247. 
6p Vinings Cumberland: Thirsty Make-Up - Family of Rotary Join your Rotary friends for a beverage at Bartaco (Vinings Jubilee) at 6 p.m. for some friendly conversation and catching up! It is BYO and drop in as you can between 6:00 and 7:15 pm. Let Suzanne you had a make-up! If you are interested in learning about Rotary and the Vinings Cumberland Rotary Club, please feel free to join us!
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19 | 20 | 21 1p Americus: PROGRAM: Richland Rum with Kim Anglin Ashmore
Guest Kim is a highly praised and knowledgeable host at Richland Rum in Richland, GA. She leads highly rated tours and tastings at the historic distillery, located just down the road from Americus. The Richland, GA operation is a unique, single-estate distillery where everything—from growing the sugarcane to bottling the rum—happens in a collection of restored historic buildings.
| 22 | 23 12:15p Roswell: Janelle King - Georgia State Elections
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On June 3, 2026, the Georgia State Election Board unanimously voted to elect Janelle King as Vice Chairman, and she graciously accepted the position. Janelle has been a strong voice on the Board, bringing passion, dedication, and a commitment to serving the people of Georgia. Her leadership, thoughtful perspective, and unwavering focus on election integrity have made a meaningful impact, and we are excited to see her continue serving in this new role. Please join us in congratulating Vice Chair King on this well-deserved honor. We look forward to the great work ahead and are grateful for her continued service to the citizens of Georgia. 
| 24 | 25 10 Dunwoody: Tapestri - BackPack AssemblyRegister Join
Us Starting at 10 AM on Saturday, July 25, for the Rotary Club
of Dunwoody's 4th annual Tapestri - Backpack Assembly Event! Once again
hosted at the Dunwoody Country Club (see map below). >> Recognized
as one of the best-organized events of the year >> A
quick and impactful way to assist children in need
>> Enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts for all participants Come join in the fun filling backpacks and bringing joy to students (and their teachers)!
Contact Alison Norris 678-596-7695 for more details and to
let her know you’ll be there. Email: Callingdunwoodyhome@gmail.com 
Learn more about Tapestri at tapestri.org |
26 | 27 | 28 8 Vinings Cumberland: Networking Coffee - Rotary Means Business On the fourth Tuesdays of the month, business networking occurs at Atlanta Bread Company (4499 S. Cobb Drive, Smyrna, Ga 30080 - near Publix), buy your own. Co-sponsored by The Vinings-Cumberland and Smyrna Rotary Clubs. Get to know your Rotarian friends’ businesses and work experience in a casual environment with facilitator hosts from the clubs.
Come a bit early Facilitation starts at 8. | 29 | 30 7:30 North Cobb County: Cynthia Edwards, 6900 Rotary President
Guest Cynthia served as President of the Rotary Club of Stone Mountain in 2013-2014 and 2020-2021. She is a Paul Harris Fellow. Cynthia currently serves as an Assistant Governor and is a 2023-2024 Emerging Leader. She is married to Dr. Lonnie J Edwards, Sr. and they have three children and six grandchildren. Cynthia is passionate about Rotary and community service. She has been recognized by the DeKalb Rotary Council for the 2021-2023 Outstanding Leadership Award and by the Rotary Club of Stone Mountain 2010 Rookie of the Year and 2023 “Show Rotary Cares” Award (Rotarian of the Year).
11:30 Thomasville: Blood Drive The OneBlood Blood Mobile will be onsite. All donors will receive a prize, along with a wellness checkup, including blood pressure, pulse, temperature, iron count and cholesterol screening. Appointments are encouraged, please visit oneblood.org/donate-now and use sponsor code 17630.
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Join us as Josh Kirkham with Scouting America shares how Scouting is creating meaningful opportunities for workforce development and helping youth explore future career paths. Josh will highlight the new Trade Skills programs added to Woodruff Scout Camp, explain how hands-on experiences build confidence and real-world readiness, and show how merit badges help young people discover their interests, develop skills, and find their passion. 
