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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIESRotary Onlinehttps://sandyspringsrotary.org
ROTARY CLUB OFMondays, 12:15 pm |
President | Scott Einfeldt |
President-Elect | Rollin Richmond |
Immediate PP | Nancy Schroeder |
Treasurer | John Neill |
Secretary | Ashley Napier |
In
2021, The Rotary Club of Sandy Springs celebrated our 50th
anniversary of providing volunteer services and financial support to charities
in and around Sandy Springs. Our core seven areas of focus are: Basic Education
and Literacy, Economic and Community Development, Water and Sanitation, Disease
Prevention and Treatment, Maternal and Child Health and Peace and Conflict
Prevention/Resolution. If you have a heart’s desire to serve in one of these
areas, Rotary is the best civic organization to utilize your time, talent and
treasures. I welcome you to visit our club for a free lunch on us and
to experience the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs' hospitality and energy. We meet
on Monday for lunch at 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Hilton Perimeter Suites,
6120 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30328. You can just show up at
our lunch meeting or call me at 404.272.0294 for more information about our
lunch meeting or Rotary in general. Come and network with your fellow
professionals, and community and business leaders, and learn how Rotary can fit
in your future. Enjoy Rotary and Serve to Change Lives!
Monday, December 19th Past District Governor Bob Hagan stepped in and spoke to the Club as a "Pinch Hitter" due to a last minute cancellation from our originally scheduled speaker.
PDG Bob Hagan gave an overview of his role as chairman on the Polio Plus Major Gifts Committee. The main focus of the committee is to find donors willing to give more than $10,000 to help alleviate polio. If would like to learn more about Rotary's pledge to end Polio please visit https://www.rotary.org/en/plus-polioplus
Thank you for your continued dedication to the eradication of Polio and for filling the role of our speaker for the week, Bob!
The Rotary Club of Sandy Springs has been very active over the past few months with our Vision to Learn service project at Sandy Springs Middle School.
Many members of the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs have been involved throughout various stages of the project. Through the combined efforts of RCSS members a total of 31 service hours have been contributed towards the project.
Through the district's competitive grant, the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs has donated 222 glasses to students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade at Sandy Springs Middle School.
If you would like to learn more about the project please read the following article published in the Northside Neighbor by Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay