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| | 1 5:30p Thomasville: Fireside Chat Register at Gentian Creek Preserve-new members, current board, Past Presidents-Apperizers, Drinks and Dinner (Hosted by the Past Club Presidents) 19806 GA Highway 3 (Please use this Google pin to locate us. | 2 4p North Fulton: Take Out Art Kits Join us to assemble Take Out Art Kits for elementary students in North Fulton schools. These kits are distributed by school counselors to students who have an economic or emotional need. Creating are helps children work through their emotions when they don't have the vocabulary to explain their feelings or needs. We will meet at the Alpharetta Arts Center at: 238 Canton Street, Alpharetta, GA.
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Hello, William Bennett!
You have been invited by The Rotary Club of North Fulton to sign up for
"Take Out Art Kits - Spring 2025."
Please click on the button below to view the online sign-up sheet.
If you have any questions about the event, please contact Amie Blanton
([email protected]).
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| 3 | 4 12:15p Atlanta West End: Bonnie Hardage, Executive Director, Jesse Parker Williams Foundation
Guest Ms.
Hardage joined Jesse Parker Williams Foundation in 2016 after serving 17 years
in healthcare marketing and development at a metro-Atlanta based community
hospital, a spinal cord and brain injury specialty care and rehabilitation
hospital and a Federally Qualified Healthcare Center, specifically designated
to care for individuals living in homelessness. This broad experience informed
understanding of the complex nature of our healthcare sector, how it is
financed and the access issues that come with complex care and healing; especially
as it relates to marginalized members of our community.
The
mission of Jesse Parker Williams Foundation is to support highly effective
organizations that emphasize preventive, comprehensive health opportunities and
enhance access to health services for women and children. The Foundation
supports individual and population health programming with priority given to
programs addressing health equity and social determinants of health in
community-based services. The Foundation support addresses prevention, primary
care, and mental health services strengthening integrated care models that
remove systemic barriers to advance health equity and reduce health disparities
for women and children in Metro Atlanta. 
| 5 9 North Fulton: CPR/AED Class Join us for Wellstar Saturday to learn CPR and how to use an AED! Location: Wellstar North Fulton Hospital, 3000 Hospital Blvd, Roswell Sign up required due to class size limits: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050B4EA8AC22A64-54969802-wellstar#/ 11 North Fulton: CPR/AED Class Join us for Wellstar Saturday to learn CPR and how to use an AED Location Wellstar North Fulton Hospital, 3000 Hospital Blvd, Roswell Sign up required due to class size limits: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050B4EA8AC22A64-54969802-wellstar#/ |
6 | 7 4 East Cobb: Must Ministries Food Pickup MUST Mobile Pantry on Mimosa is this Monday, April 7th! It is also Spring Break for many, so we need all hands on deck! Here’s how you can help: #1: Volunteer! We have several volunteer shifts throughout the day. Sign-up for all shifts here. NOTE: If you are bringing teens/kids with you, just sign-up for yourself and add the # of teens/kids in the comments on the SignUp Genius. #2: Donate! We need 200+ jugs of laundry detergent (larger size) and 200+ packages of feminine hygiene products (pads more popular than tampons) each month. If you would like to donate these items, drop them off at the RUMC Fellowship Hall on Pantry Day any time before 4:00 PM. NOTE: If you want to donate laundry detergent or packages of feminine hygiene products, we’ll take as many as you are willing to give – thank you! Additionally, we also need volunteers to shop for us. If you are willing to shop for us in bulk, we will reimburse you! *For a “shopper” shift, note that each detergent slot on the SUG is for 10 large bottles. Each feminine hygiene slot is for 25 packages. #3: Donate $$! We use monetary donations to buy laundry detergent, protein, feminine hygiene products and more each month. To donate online, go to www.rumc.com and choose About/Giving/Give Online. After you click on “Give Online,” there’s a drop-down menu that says: “Tithes and Offerings.” Pull-down that menu to “MUST Neighborhood Pantry” and donate there. You can also drop-off monetary donations in the RUMC front office. Just write “MUST Pantry” on the check or envelope to ensure it gets to us. Thanks for all you do!...
| 8 6p North Cobb: Training: New Member Orientation The Leadership and Membership Team of RCNC has scheduled an Orientation evening April 8 from 6pm to 8:30pm. We invite all new members to participate. Spouses are welcome to attend.
Details below:
6pm Arrive to a glass of wine and a little fellowship
6:30pm A Light Dinner provided
6:45pm Orientation-nothing to do other than read and review the packet attached
8:45pm Adjourn
Location: Dave and Jenni Schwickerath's home Westbrooke Farm 5146 Burnt Hickory Rd, Kennesaw, GA located between Hadaway Rd and Mars Hill Rd
Please Note: There will be Detour signs because Burnt Hickory Rd is closed at the stream under Burnt Hickory at Dave's Farm. If you are coming from the east, enter at 5000 Burnt Hickory Rd(shared driveway) and once in the driveway, take the second left. If you are coming from the west, enter at 5100 Burnt Hickory Rd, bear to the right to the asphalt driveway and take a left up the hill. You will see Rotary signs
Please confirm your attendance to Dave below
Questions: Call or email Dave at [email protected] or 678.414.0430 4/3 New Member Orientation
| 9 6:30p North Cobb: Volunteer: Women's Extension Dinner Volunteers needed to bring sides for 30 people, serve dinner, and cleanup. The Extension is a faith based, 12 step, recovery program for both men and women. The residential program has Marietta facilities on Church St. Extension for the men and Holiday St. for women. North Cobb Rotary has provided dinner on a monthly basis for going on 15 years. It is a chance to get to know your fellow members in service as well as provide some encouragement for the men and women in recovery. Residents are required to gain employment during their residence and they receive counseling, job preparation and life skills in addition to the recovery process. This is an opportunity to get to know your members and be an encourager to these residents as they transform their lives.
| 10 6:30p Buckhead: Buckhead Rotary at the ASO - Reception and Concert One of our most popular annual events is Rotary Night at the ASO, our annual concert and reception at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. As in past years, this event will include a reception with open bar and hors d’oeuvres prior to the concert and good Orchestra seats for the concert, for a discounted price of $66 per person. 6:30 Reception in the Robert Shaw Room, Woodruff Arts Center 8:00 Concert Purchase Tickets Program: Nathalie Stutzmann conducts Tchaikovsky + Ravel - Tchaikovsky | Piano Concerto No. 1
- Ravel | Le tombeau de Couperin
- Ravel | Pavane pour une infante défunte
- Ravel | La valse
If you encounter any difficulty, just call or email to [email protected].
About Experience the seismic power of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra with Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, the ultimate musical thrill ride that surges with staggering virtuosity, luxuriant melodies and thundering orchestral verve. The ASO welcomes the sensational 2022 Van Cliburn medalist Anna Geniushene, who plays “with an exquisite touch and an almost infinite tonal palette” (La Scena). During the second half, Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann shifts into the kaleidoscopic world of Maurice Ravel – the ultimate orchestral colorist. Leaning into the limitless nuance of the ASO’s artistry, she coaxes the most tender playing out of the musicians for Ravel's courtly dance Le tombeau de Couperin. Turning to a different kind of dance, the Orchestra goes out with a bombastic bang with Ravel’s La valse, a haunting, volcanic dream of a Viennese waltz. Learn More about the program. | 11 | 12 11 Buckhead: Exclusive Tour - Atlanta Public Safety Training Center You have all heard about Atlanta's new Public Safety Training Center - now come experience it for yourselves first hand! Join us on Saturday,
April 12th, at 11 a.m. for a guided tour led by CAO Marshall Freeman with Atlanta Police Department. This is a unique opportunity
for our group of 20 to explore these cutting-edge facilities and gain invaluable
insights into APD and AFRD operations. To ensure a seamless
and engaging experience for all, we will have to provide the names of all attendees by
Thursday, April 3rd to allow APD to process the list with Homeland
Security for the required security clearance. The tour is limited to 20 members only. First Come First served. No exceptions. |
13 | 14 12:15p Buckhead: Robert Ross Johnson Humanitarian Award
Guest Each year Buckhead Rotary honors a community member who personifies the ideal of humanitarianism. This year's award will be presented to Belisa Urbina, CEO of Ser Familia whose vision is to see all Latino families thriving and contributing to the wellbeing their communities. 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 [email protected] | rumcjobnetworking.com
| 15 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 [email protected] | 16 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. | 17 | 18 10 Buckhead: Ansley School Egg Hunt at Piedmont ParkRegister This is great opportunity to work with the children attending the Boice Ansley School, one of our Signature Projects. We will be conducting a traditional Egg Hunt in Piedmont Park on the Friday of Easter Weekend. Working under the supervision of the school faculty, we’ll help manage the egg hunt and games for the kids and serve bag lunches, all in an area of the park very near the parking lot which enters from Monroe Drive (complete details to be provided; along with instructions about where to meet). The first group of children will be arriving at 10:30, and we’ll need a few people to come at 10:00 to hide the eggs and help set up. We need at least 10 volunteers, but we can use as many as want to join us. If you can’t be there for the full time, we can use you for the time you have available. We’ll be joined by several volunteers from our Oglethorpe University Rotaract Club. | 19 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. |
20 | 21 | 22 3p North Fulton: Rise Against Hunger with Cambridge High Interact Join us to pack meals to fight hunger in areas struck by natural disasters, war or poverty. We will join together with Cambridge High School Interact students and Milton First Responders to pack thousands of meals. Address: Cambridge High School Cafeteria, 2845 Bethany Bend, Milton, GA The cafeteria is located on Cogburn Road side of the campus. Parking available behind the school. | 23 | 24 12p Thomasville: Sam McCoy - artist and FSU professor
Guest Sam McCoy is the Director of Exhibitions at Thomasville Center for the Arts. She is also a working artist and will be talking about her plein air painting process. She also teaches at FSU. Erin Bell is the contact for this speaker. Angela Williamson made contact with Erin.
| 25 12:15p Atlanta West End: Georgia State Representative Phil Olaleye, District 59, and Executive Director of Next Generation Men and Women (NextGen)
Guest Phil is the Executive Director of Next Generation Men & Women (Next Gen), a workforce development nonprofit that builds bridges between high school students and local businesses and colleges, to provide in-person exposure to career options and mentorship. Phil also serves as State Representative for Georgia House District 59 representing parts of Atlanta and East Point. Phil is the former President of the Organized Neighbors of Summerhill, a Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 and Atlanta Business Chronicle 40 under Forty honoree. Phil graduated from Duke University and received a Masters in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Raised in Stone Mountain, Phil is a proud DeKalb County Schools product. Phil is married to Sabrina Gómez and they live in Summerhill with their two sons, August and Antony.
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