Next Weeks Program

LTC Mark P.Z. Citarella - Executive Officer 78th Troop Command, Georgia National Guard, will  be discussing the National Guard’s multi-faceted statewide support of COVID efforts.

What You Missed Last Week!

Last week’s program was Jaclyn Donovan, president of the Rotary Club of Moultrie. Jaclyn’s presentation was on RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards). She did an outstanding job presenting RYLA and this was especially enlightening to members who are relatively new to Rotary. Although RYLA is for those 13-30, Jaclyn made it clear that any Rotarian can get involved as a member of the support staff.  More

Thomasville Rotary's Birthday Gifts to the Community

It’s not every year that an organization celebrates its centennial anniversary. May 2021 will mark the Rotary Club of Thomasville’s 100th birthday which the club intends to celebrate all year long. Rotary Past President Jeff Zoller summed up the core spirit of the club and its membership when he said, “Over the past one hundred years the Club and its members have made significant and diverse service contributions to the city, with innumerable members involved in service projects to youth and the community. Members have served in diverse leadership roles within the business, education, medical, and government spheres, including members who have served in city, county, and state governments.”   More

Essay Judges Needed!

Volunteers are needed as Essay Judges for the Georgia Rotary Clubs Laws of Life Essay Contest! As a Contest Sponsor, you and your club members are invited to participate in the reading and judging of the essays.  This year we are moving to an online submission and judging platform. Both School Level Judges and State Judges will participate via an online process. 

We need your help.  Volunteers are asked to sign up now so that we can gauge if additional training sessions will be needed. Volunteers may sign up via THIS LINK.                                                             More

Interact...Persevering in a Pandemic

All over the world, Interact Clubs are helping young students age 12-18 develop leadership skills, give back to their communities, and have fun doing it. There are nearly 15,000 Interact clubs in 145 countries and more than a third of a million Interactors discovering the meaning of Service Above Self. In District 6900 alone there are more than 50 Interact clubs, and 6 of those are sponsored by the Rotary Club of Thomasville.    More