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Club News Griffin Daybreak and Griffin Team Up to Beat the HeatBy Debby Daniel-Bryant The Griffin Daybreak and Griffin Rotary Clubs collaborated to help the community by supplying 100 box fans to individuals without air conditioning free of charge. These fans were distributed on a first come first serve basis to many in need of relief during the heat wave. In addition, the two clubs worked together to provide free bottles of cold water during the 4th of July Parade. |
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Club News Atlanta Brasil Hosts World Cup Watch PartyBy Josiane Carolino In early July, the Rotary Club Atlanta Brasil transformed the excitement of the 2026 FIFA World Cup into an opportunity for fellowship, cultural connection, and community engagement. “This event reflected the kind of club we are building: international, welcoming, joyful, and united through service,” said Club President Josiane Carolino. “Our Brazilian roots are an important part of our story, but our vision is much bigger. We want to create a space where people from many cultures can build friendships, serve together, and feel that they belong.” |
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Dunwoody Presents Fourth of July to Remember!By Dave Burr What a spectacular Independence Day in Dunwoody! Residents who were out at the annual 4th of July parade t couldn't possibly miss the Rotary Club of Dunwoody's vehicle. We didn't just march—we brought the party and the patriotism. A massive round of applause goes to Past President Jennifer Shumway, who coordinated our club’s participation this year. |
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Club News Happy 100 Years to RC of Blakely!By Mac Gordon On June 2, the Rotary Club of Blakely reached the 100-year milestone! On June 25, Retired U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander Warren Baxley took the oath as Club President for the second time. He was installed by former club president Dr. Bronwyn Ragan-Martin. Among the meeting's comments, "It’s a tribute to Rotary that we have been doing this for over 100 years, so let’s continue the tradition for the Rotary Club of Blakely." |
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Club News Three Clubs Partner to Serve The Table on DelkBy Thomas House his July, members of the Rotary Clubs of Atlanta Brasil, Smyrna, and Vinings Cumberland came together for a hands-on service project benefiting The Table on Delk. Working side by side, volunteers assembled 140 lunch sacks filled with sandwiches, chips, juice, and snacks for children and families served by the organization. |
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Club News North Fulton Provides Back Packs and School SuppliesBy Lisa Gelber The Rotary Club of North Fulton kicked off the new Rotary year with our first meeting under the leadership of President Dan Jenkins! President Dan shared his vision for the year ahead and challenged each of us to consider how we can deepen our involvement in service projects and continue making a meaningful impact in our community. We put that challenge into action before the meeting even ended - assembling 48 backpacks filled with essential school supplies for middle school students served by North Fulton Community Charities. [more] |