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| | | | 1 12:15p Thomasville: Vivian Childs Vivian is the published author of I Am an American (The Poem) and Splintered (Brokenness in the Political Arena. Are We Sacrificing America for Political Gain? ) Vivian is a former Congressional District Chairman, where she oversaw 24 counties. Vivian has traveled the world, both as a daughter and as a wife of retired military veterans. She was recognized as one of Middle Georgia's Finest by the “I Think I Am foundation.” She served as chairman of the Georgia Black Republican Council and as a Director on the National Diversity Coalition for Trump. Vivian was a Surrogate and Grassroots Liaison on Trump Georgia's State-Wide Leadership Committee and is assisting farmers, across the county, on initiatives. She served as Middle Georgia Republican Women Charter President; as Georgia Federation of Republican Women Parliamentarian & Rules Chair; served on the National Federation of Republican Women Public Relations Committee, Protocol & Distinguished Guests Committee, and as the Diversity Committee Chair. Vivian served on the Georgia GOP State & Executive committees. She delivered the first motion from the floor as a Delegate/Surrogate at the 2012 RNC Convention, served as a Delegate/Surrogate at the 2016 RNC Convention, served as a Vice -chair at "United We Stand" (NFRW's SE Regional Conference), and was a panelist at Georgia Black Conservative Summits. Vivian is a results driven leader who has shown leadership on local, state, & national levels to include being Chairman of the Houston County Board of Elections and served on the Board of Directors of the Robins Region Chamber of Commerce. She served as the National Association of Professional Women local chapter President; Class of 2015 Leadership Robins Region graduate; Reserve Officers' Association League Department of Georgia State President, Central Georgia Technical College's Adult Ed Advisory Board; Board Chair for Museum of Aviation/Gordon College Georgia Youth Science & Technology Center; Steering Committee for the Houston County Joint Comprehensive Plan, and a Middle Georgia Regional Leadership Champion 2017 Graduate. Vivian has been presented with a Key to the City. As an educator, she served as principal, teacher, and athletic director. Through her business, she has provided tutoring, mentoring, and GED prep. She hosts the annual "It’s Time" Unity Conference, Power Women United luncheon, which honors women in different career fields and presents prestigious awards to outstanding women across the country. Vivian is a keynote speaker. She delivered her poem at the NFRW Convention in Indy, and presented at a workshop on Painting America’s Landscape. She sings the National Anthem for political and community events. Vivian is a minister along with her husband, the Reverend Colonel Dr. Henry Childs, USAF (ret.), who has his Doctorate in Business Administration with a focus on leadership and business reengineering. Vivian’s successes include having three highly achieved children and nine remarkable grandchildren. Her oldest daughter is a licensed minister and M.D. with a combined specialty, better known as Med-Peds. She has been a Medical Director for High Risk Programs and Hospital Systems. Her son is an attorney, political strategist, and has a Certificate of International Law. He is the Minority Business Development Agency’s National Director. Her youngest daughter is an Elementary/Middle School Principal. She has a Doctorate in Education, a Masters in Education, and an Educational Specialist degree in Educational Leadership.
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4 5:30p Roswell: 4th of July Fireworks Extravaganza Crabapple Middle School 10700 Crabapple Rd, Roswell, GA 30075 Join us for a great evening of fellowship and fireworks at the baseball fields in back of the old Crabapple Middle school. Bring the family and a beach chair and a picnic. We will have a cooler full of drinks. The city of Roswell is sure to have a great display of fireworks and live music coming from Roswell Area Park. The gates to Crabapple Middle school will open at 5 pm. You can park there or park inside Roswell Area Park in back of the Pool area and walk into the baseball fields. Go to the following Roswell Parks and Rec web site toward the bottom of the page, look for the drop down menu in red for "parking". https://www.roswellgov.com/government/departments/recreation-parks-historic-cultural-affairs/news-events/july-fourth-fireworks-extravaganza

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| 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 12:15p Thomasville: Regular meeting -Fifth Day Farm Guest Fifth Day Farm is owned and operated by Janet Hendley and husband Steve. They also get help from their children. Both of the Hendley's worked fulltime jobs when they started buying a couple of animals. Then they began to rescue animals in need of love and forever homes. What started out as a hobby that the entire family loves. Has led to Janet to run the farm fulltime. With help from the rest of her family, of course. Fifth Day Farm located at 5732 Clyattville-Nankin Rd, Valdosta, GA 31601 is a Petting Farm. We opened our farm to the public a few years ago. It is a lot of hard work but it is all worth it, seeing the joy on people's faces. | 9 12:15p Atlanta West End: Arianna Garrett, Fred Astaire Dance Studio Guest Join Zoom Meeting
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Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbiZnuoUhd | 10 7p Dunwoody: Dunwoody Diners Aldo's Italian Restaurant (6690 Roswell Rd., Sandy Springs, Georgia 30328). Everyone is welcome including non RCD Members and family members! Please RSVP before July 5 to to kennethlevy99@gmail.com or sherrylevy13@hotmail.com |
11 11 Roswell: “Cops N’ Cars” car show This is an event you won't want to miss! The Roswell Police Department’s “Cops N’ Cars” car show is coming up July 11th, from 11am-3pm, at Roswell City Hall. This FREE family event will feature hundreds of unique and exciting vehicles, local vendors, food trucks, and more, all while supporting a great cause. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED at Roswell City Hall from 9 am - 4 pm (or any portion thereof). Come enjoy the show and pitch in for RPD. For more information, contact Leslie Bassett at 678-595-8509 or leslie@pridgenbassett.com.
| 12 12p Buckhead: Reserve a place for the July 12th meeting Please help us plan the number of tables and meals that will be needed for this meeting by indicating your intention of attending in person. Members are now charged in advance for meals, so registration costs nothing - you have already paid for your meal. There will, as always, be a charge of $25 for guests. Meals Exempt Rotarians need not register unless they are planning on participating in the meal service. | 13 | 14 | 15 12:15p Roswell: Andy Williams Visit Roswell Guest Or very own Andy Williams is the Executive Director, at the Roswell Convention and Visitors Bureau. Previously managing the Dunwoody Convention and Visitors Burau, Andy also holds certifications as a Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) and a Travel Marketing Professional (TMP). He will share his fresh ideas which he is bringing to the Roswell CVB, and how his energy will take the organization to new heights, “Roswell is a destination made up of a growing number of amazing assets in terms of tourism – a community with a great story to tell. With new hotels scheduled for construction in Roswell and the mix of existing venues, I believe there is an excellent opportunity to grow the economic impact of Visit Roswell.”
12:15p Thomasville: Regular Meeting - Georgia Beer Company Guest Georgia Beer Co. is the southernmost brewery in the state. We brew most of our beers true to traditional style, but with as many Georgia-grown ingredients as we can get our hands on. Our founders, Chris Jones and Jack "J. Ryce" Martin, met while attending college at Valdosta State University. After graduating, they both started careers and families, and their friendship grew stronger. But in 2014, the duo hatched a plan to become Valdosta, Georgia's first brewery, and began brewing beer in J. Ryce's garage. "You could say it was the beer that introduced us in college, and now it' the beer that keeps us together," said co-founder Jack "J. Ryce" Martin. 5p Roswell: Alive in Roswell Roswell Rotary Rocks! Roswell Rotary will be back in force with our tent, drinks, and food in front of the Hagen Center at the corner of Norcross and Canton St. starting at 5:00 PM. Come join us for fun and fellowship with other Rotarians as we recruit new members who want to join in the fun. Contact Mickey Deaton for details! Flash Mob! Come join us on Canton St. for the flash mob as we dance to Celebration by Cool and the Gang and truly celebrate the return of Alive in Roswell. We will be dancing in the streets in front of Little Alley steak house at 5:45 Pm. Contact Nancy Alterman for details!
6p Americus: Thirsty Thursday @ LaHa Rotarians and their spouses/partners/guests are invited to come fellowship at La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant in Americus at 6 pm until...come for a beverage and chips/dip or plan to stay for supper. Either way, we would love to see you! | 16 | 17 5p Americus: Toast to Peace If any Rotarians are interested in joining the Toast2Peace - a magical event with guest Toastmaster & Magician Chris Dugdale. Chris has performed for Queen Elizabeth and Beyonce, received a Medal of Excellence and won the Edfest Bouquet four times! $50 donation celebrates Mattie Stepanek's 31st birthday and supports his peace mission and the Mattie Stepanek Foundation. Register to receive your link: www.MattieOnline.com. 
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18 | 19 12p Buckhead: Reserve a place for the July 19 Luncheon Meeting Please help us plan the number of tables and meals that will be needed for this meeting by indicating your intention of attending in person. Members are now charged in advance for meals, so registration costs nothing - you have already paid for your meal. There will, as always, be a charge of $25 for guests. Meals Exempt Rotarians need not register unless they are planning on participating in the meal service.
| 20 8 Dallas-Paulding County: Buisness Guest Howard lead the prayer
Golf Updates: Cindy reported that the golf tournament will clear about 15,000 to be split between Rotary and CASA. Jana and Cindy will work out the details of the money. Items of concern: Beer Winch needs to be seen more, Registration needed to be more organized, signs need to include the hole numbers. The tournament had 4 Foursomes donated. Rotary will include a thank you note to go along with the signs that CASA will give out.
Financial Updates: Jana reported that she purchased the updated version of QuickBooks for $399.00. The new accounts (saving and checking) are opened. We opened the saving with a $1000 and checking with $1060 and a deposit today will include $7285. There are still a few checks not cleared to close the old accounts and transfer the money to the new ones.
Dictionaries: Madge is waiting for Jason G. to provide how many 3rd graders will be enrolled for the upcoming year. It averages between 2300-2500. She will wait on the number before ordering dictionaries.
Back Pack Program: Madge and volunteer are helping as well as Ivy and Kelly from her office. Discussion was brought up to do a service project for Calvary Group Home. Ivy included this question in the thank you note from the club. Emelia also will check into how and where to host a Happy Hour for new member enrollment. Madge also suggested putting signs up in the Seven Hills/Bentwater area.
Storage Unit was nulled, because Madge will provide her building at her office for all Rotary items to be stored there. The club will purchase totes, shelving, etc. Emelia made a motion and Madge seconded it. All were in favor.
Other Service Projects: Coat drive, Toy drive, and Socks for Seniors during Christmastime. We are not doing Paulding Meadows this year, because the Women’s Club gave our slot to Paulding High School. (waiting list). Emelia wanted to know if the club was interested in purchasing a table for the CareLink Gala. We would need 8 (4 couples or singles). We tabled for next meeting when more were present.
Announcements: Nicole Williams has decided now is not a good time for her to be a member. Mary Carol’s mom has had a stroke and is in the hospital. Howard’s mom will have surgery tomorrow on her ankle. (keep their families in your thoughts and prayers).
Next Meeting: July 27, 2021 – Speaker is Sandy Gamble, New VP of Programs for the Chamber.
Ivy lead 4 Way Test, meeting adjourned.
12p Barnesville: Regular Meeting Guest Guests: Ivan and Wanda Meeks
Shelby Young guest of Tyler Young of Hines Prescription
Sandra Watts - Boys and Girls Club Director guest of Joe Edwards 5:30p Dunwoody: Rotary Means Business - Atlanta Rotary Means Business Fellowship and the RCD Attorney/CPA happy hour is next Tuesday, July 20, 2021 at 5:30pm-7pm. Please join us at the Ravinia Crowne Plaza at I-285 and Ashford Dunwoody, Restaurant-bar called Parkwoods, https://www.cpravinia.com/We are combining with a couple of groups to help grow the fellowship as well as introduce Rotary to more people.
| 21 | 22 12p Milton: Service Projects Guest Great turnout for the NFCC Backpack Drive
We discussed Service Projects for the calendar year
Next Service Project for August- Miss Mary's IceCream Social ($250 to buy the table to serve) 8/29 2-4 pm @ Baptist Church on Mimosa
Ice Cream making social is 8/15 ****We need scoops for Day of****
*Reminder the District Conference is in San Destin 8/12-8/15*
September Service Projects- 9/11 Flag Memorial @ Milton High School/Book Drive for Drake House
October Service Project - Corn Hole Fundraiser (date TBD) 10 Buckhead: Cookout - Buckhead Fire Fighters' Appreciation Event First Responders are critical to our quality of life here in Buckhead and they often are not recognized or appreciated enough for the work they do to keep us all safe. Please join us in celebrating our Buckhead Fire Fighters with a cookout and some fellowship. We will need about 10 volunteers to set up, serve food and break down the event. If you would like to join as a social butterfly rather than a worker bee you can do that too! Please RSVP to calvin@livablebuckhead.org. The festivities will be held at Fire Station 21 - 3201 Roswell Road. Limited parking is around the back of the station | 23 12:15p Atlanta West End: Joel Bacon and April Ranger, C-SPAN Guest Join Zoom Meeting Via Video
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Passcode: 8461226 10 Buckhead: Cookout - Zone 2 Atlanta Police Department - NEW DATE First Responders are critical to our quality of life here in Buckhead and they often are not recognized or appreciated enough for the work they do to keep us all safe. Please join us in celebrating our Buckhead Police Officers with a cookout and some fellowship. We will need about 10 volunteers to set up, serve food and break down the event. If you would like to join as a social butterfly rather than a worker bee you can do that too! Please RSVP to calvin@livablebuckhead.org. The festivities will be held at Zone 2 located at 3120 Maple Drive . Parking is around the back of the station
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25 | 26 12p Buckhead: Reserve a place for the July 26th meeting Please help us plan the number of tables and meals that will be needed for this meeting by indicating your intention of attending in person. Members are now charged in advance for meals, so registration costs nothing - you have already paid for your meal. There will, as always, be a charge of $25 for guests. Meals Exempt Rotarians need not register unless they are planning on participating in the meal service.
| 27 8 Dallas-Paulding County: Regular Meeting Guest Ivy welcomed all and speaker
Mike lead the prayer and pledge
Cindy informed the club about Tanya Flynn, teacher at South Paulding High. Emelia and Cindy will work more to partner with her. Goal is to have Interact Club in all high schools.
Ivy thanked her team, Jason K’s church and Madge’s team for helping with the Backpack program.
Emelia spoke about CARELINK Ball/Gala. Madge motioned and Jason K. seconded that Rotary purchase a table for $600 and all voted yes.
Speaker: Ivy introduced Sandy Gamble with the Chamber of Commerce. She spoke about the programs with the Chamber. See below:
o Leadership Paulding, applications are still being accepted until July 30th. They meet once a month on Thursdays from 8 to 5
o Government of Affairs meets on the 4th Monday of the month. Elected Officials are usually present.
o Monthly Luncheon
o Quarterly Economic Breakfast
o Events: Dallas Parade, Red, White and Boom
o Empowering Women – Conference August 17th
o 2nd Annual Dine-n-Unwind in the Vines on September 9th
o Hearts for Heroes – November 13th
o Small Business Alliance
Jason asked for information to sponsor an event and also speak with Empowering women.
Next Meeting: August 3, 2021 – speaker is Collin Cash with Tourism.
Ivy lead the 4 Way Test, Meeting adjourned.
12p Barnesville: Regular Meeting Guest Guest Speakers: Heather Henderson & Robert Leigh of Arete Canine
Stephanie Durham of Lamar Health Department
Carla Hutchens - wife of Roger Hutchins or Aldora/Continental Tire | 28 | 29 12:15p Thomasville: Regular Meeting - Camp Crosspoint Guest Camp Crosspoint is a camp with a desire to reach people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our purpose is to reach children, youth, and adults with the Gospel by providing a fun and biblically focused camp/retreat experience. Our campus is surrounded by a 60 acre lake, pine trees, and farm land. We offer you a quiet get away that will help you focus and come together as a group. Our facilities have much to offer: swimming pool, lake, recreation field, team building, archery and bb gun range, gaga ball, cabins, conestoga wagons, lodge, chapel, and more. 12:15p Roswell: Roswell Fire Chief, Joe Pennino Guest Please join us as we welcome the new Roswell Fire Chief to our club as our guest speaker.
Note: President Elect John Carruth will test his bell ringing skills in leading our meeting this week as president Terry is away. | 30 | 31 8:30 Emory-Druid Hills: MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS AND/OR SUPPLIES DRIVE FOR FRIENDS OF DISABLED ADULTS AND CHILDREN (FODAC) FODAC Equipment Drive (Saturday, July 31, 2021 from 8:30 am until approximately 2:00 pm) The RC of North Atlanta is once again organizing a service project is to collect donated home medical equipment and/or supplies for the Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC) a 501c3 organization located in Stone Mountain, Georgia. FOCAC targets items that are in high demand from their clients, adult and pediatric. FODAC refurbishes all equipment and then donates it with little or no cost to prequalified clients. These items that we collect include: medical supplies, bathroom equipment, grab bars, children's adaptive equipment, and other assistive technology. FODAC accept gently used manual and electric wheelchairs (including footrests), scooters, standers, strollers, corner chairs, gait trainers, shower supports, toilet supports, therapy aides, specialized mattresses (no regular mattresses), canes, crutches, rollators, bathing aids, braces, air casts walkers, hoyer lifts, hospital beds and many other items. On Saturday, July 31st at 8:30 am, we will meet at the back patio of the 57th Restaurant, which is located next to PDK Airport on Clairmont Road in Chamblee.
RC of North Atlanta will provide a kickoff breakfast and drinks for the volunteers and give everyone a few minutes to socialize before heading out to pickup equipment about 9 or 9:30 (everyone is usually done between 1 and 2 pm). North Atlanta would love to have anyone that is interested in volunteering join in the fun. This is a good hands on project and thus a good project to bring prospective members. I have attached a volunteer questionnaire sheet that asks some questions about the physical abilities of the volunteers and the vehicles/trailers that they will be bringing. Having this info beforehand allows North Atlanta to schedule the equipment pickups by groups and is vital to making sure we get the right people and vehicles to go get the equipment. Since the project collects power wheelchairs, adjustable beds, body hoists, walkers, crutches, etc. and so any volunteers who are strong and/or have large trucks and/or trailers will be very much welcomed.
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