July 10, 2025 - 🎉 The Rotary Club of Peachtree City proudly welcomed Chavdar Zdravkov as our new club president for the 2025-2026 Rotary year. The induction was made even more special by having our very own District Governor and Past Club President Steve Ivory lead the ceremony—bringing things full circle with inspiring words and heartfelt encouragement. With Chavdar’s steady leadership and DG Steve’s continued guidance at the district level, we are ready to dream big, serve boldly, and grow even stronger together.
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Pictured (L-R): President Chavdar and Milena Zdravkov, District Governor Steve and Anna Ivory
Congratulations to our 2024–2025 PTC Rotary Scholarship Recipient: Andrew Eisele! 
Headed to UGA to study Finance 
Over a 4.0 GPA and scored 32 on the ACT 
Completed 12 AP classes 
VP & Fundraising Director of McIntosh’s Interact Club 
President of the Environment Club 
Led Lacrosse for Literacy and Paddles for a Cause fundraisers 
Served on the McIntosh Athletic Advisory Committee 
Helped lead Crabapple Lane Elementary Field Day and MHS Basketball Academy Summer Camp 
Honored with the AP Psychology Award and nominated for the U.S. History Governor’s Honors Program 
Works at Red Door Consignment and Pet Paradise
A huge congratulations to the 20+ PTC Rotarians who completed RLI Parts 1, 2, 3, or the Graduate Course on The Rotary Foundation today right here in our own backyard! We were proud to host the RLI-Sunshine Division at Cooper Lighting Solutions, thanks to Mandy Timmons for opening the doors to this amazing facility. 
Special thanks to our corporate member Bryan Melton and Ted's Montana Grill for catering a phenomenal lunch and to Chick-fil-A Senoia for breakfast to fuel our day of learning and leadership. So proud of how PTC showed up — both in numbers and in hospitality! 
Representing Peachtree City in Style! 
Let’s just say… they sure do clean up nice! We are incredibly proud (and grateful!) to have such dedicated, dynamic, and inspiring leaders right here in our club. The Sheffield Awards celebrate the top Rotary Presidents across the district — and Steve and Amy embody that spirit of excellence year-round. 
We recently celebrated 20 YEARS of the Rotary Grand Prix Series — an incredible partnership with Fayette County elementary schools that has raised over $2,000,000 to support public, private, and special needs education across our community! 
A special thank-you to PTC Rotarian George Martin, who started this incredible series and continues to champion it today. His vision and dedication have made a lasting impact on thousands of students and families across Fayette County. We were so proud to celebrate this milestone and reflect on the legacy of this life-changing series — and we’re already looking forward to Year 21 ahead! 
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Aloha from the Midwest Food Bank Hawaiian Luau! 
Midwest Food Bank serves over 300 nonprofit partners in Georgia.
Community in Action! 
Their efforts support Alō’s mission to grow healthy food and healthy communities—right here in Peachtree City.
A leader in sustainable indoor farming, Alō produces “better than organic” lettuce, herbs, microgreens, and Mediterranean tilapia using an innovative aquaponic system.
Their method conserves water and eliminates the need for pesticides, herbicides, or GMOs—making every bite fresh, clean, and safe.
Through the Alō Farms Foundation, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit has donated over $500,000 worth of fresh produce to address food insecurity in Georgia.
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The Rotary Club of Peachtree City is proud to partner with the Rotary Club of Addis Ababa East and Heart Attack Ethiopia to bring lifesaving cardiac care to those who need it most. Thanks to a $50,000 Rotary Foundation Global Grant, the upcoming Cardiac Mission in July will deliver critical medical supplies and hands-on training to healthcare professionals at partner hospitals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. With cardiovascular disease now a leading cause of death in Ethiopia — and only five cardiac surgeons serving a population of over 130 million — this support will help make a meaningful difference. More than 100 lifesaving cardiac surgeries and procedures will be performed, helping to reduce a backlog of over 15,000 patients currently awaiting treatment. This effort reflects Rotary’s commitment to sustainable solutions through international service and collaboration. Together, we are creating hope and healing across borders. 
, packing over 29,000 toothbrushes 
to be distributed to those in need. Their commitment to helping others is a powerful reminder of what it means to live by Rotary’s motto: Service Above Self
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