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Dragon Boat Leadership Committee Meeting

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Join us every 2^nd Thursday per month 7pm-8pm

NEXT MEETING:

JANUARY 14, 2021

7pm-8pm

In-person:  21 Eastbrook Bend Conference Room

ZOOM:  Meeting ID 2599733284  Password 272042

All Rotarians are warmly welcome to attend!

 Let us know you're planning to attend by choosing one of the following:

• Click the Online Registration link in this event
• RSVP to jessica@momentumtransformations.com
• Call/text 770-727-5800

Join us for a social evening of fun, food and drinks.

January's event will be at Big Shots Kitchen & Bar - owned and operated by PTC Rotarian, Ant Murphy.

Mayor Vanessa Fleisch was reelected to a second term in 2017. Her focus throughout both her term on the Peachtree City Council and as Mayor has been on infrastructure across the city.

The annual St. Paul Frostbite 5k and Fun Run is a PTL event for St. Paul Lutheran School. The race is a part of the Peachtree City Rotary Grand Prix race series. All funds raised for the event help the school purchase curriculum, technology updates, and other school needs.

Register to Participate in the Walk/Race - https://frostbite5kfunrun.itsyourrace.com/event.aspx?id=13111

Registre to Volunteer through the Rotary Calendar.

Click HERE to register.

The Rotary Action Group Against Slavery will be hosting a webinar sharing some perspective on the great progress that has been made in the fight against modern-day slavery/ human trafficking and next steps.

In Addition to keynote speaker (TIP) Ambassador John Cotton Richmond and Val Richey (OSCE) we will have insightful panel discussions on: Health Care/ What needs to be done to make a difference, Financial Services: What needs to be done to make a difference, Survivor Services: What needs to be done to make a difference: Speaker on Education/Prevention.

Participants will discuss what is working and what is not in the fight against human trafficking, with the goal of identifying specific action plans going forward.

Agenda:

09:00 Welcome – Dave McCleary (RAGAS Chair), Laura Ellsworth (Jones Day)

09:05 Hope with Solutions - Matt Friedman (The Mekong Club/RAGAS Board Member)

09:15 Keynote "The World and the difference Rotary can make" – Ambassador John Cotton Richmond

09:30 Q&A (10 mins )

09: 40 "Health Care: What needs to be done to make a difference" Curt Kirschner (Jones Day), Hanni Stoklosa (Heal Trafficking), Mindy Hatton (American Hospital Association)

10:40 Q/A (10 mins)

10:50 Keynote: Val Richey (OSCE)

11:15 Q/A (10 mins)

11: 25 "Financial Services: What needs to be done to make a difference." Ian Mitchell (PWC), Laura Ellsworth (Jones Day), Theresa Forbes (USA Treasury) Shawn Holtzclaw (Knoble), Angie M. Salazar, Interim Director Center for Countering Human Trafficking (Home Land Security Investigations)

12:25 Q/A (10 mins)

12:35 "Data as the newest weapons in the fight against human trafficking" Nicole Perry (Jones Day, Houston), Jennifer Everett (Jones Day DC), Mary Alexander Myers (Jones Day Atlanta), Becky Austen (Allies Against Slavery)

13:00 Q&A (10 mins)

13:10 "Survivor Services: What needs to be done to make a difference." Jennifer Flannery (Jones Day); Melissa Snow (NCMEC); Andrea Hipwell, Program Manager Wellspring Living (Survivor Advocate), Deb Rusckowski (Global Strategic Cooperatives)

14:10 Q&A (10 mins)

14:20 "Education/Prevention: What needs to be done to make a difference: Dave McCleary (RAGAS Chair), Ashlie Bryant (3Strands Global), Student (TBD), Valerie Ellery, Global Curriculum and Education Specialist (A21)

15:40 Closing Remarks – Dave McCleary (RAGAS Chair), Laura Ellsworth (Jones Day)

Incorporated in 1973, the Fayette Humane Society (FHS) is the oldest nonprofit humane organization in Fayette County, Georgia. The FHS, staffed entirely by volunteers, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is supported entirely by individual and corporate donations.

Please donate your new and gently used winter clothes to help those in need around our community!

Items accepted - Coats, Blankets, Hats, Scarves, Gloves and Boots

ALL Sizes needed!

Please contact Azell @ azellfrancis@gatech.edu to arrange pickup if you are unable to bring to one of the Thursday meetings.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion promises to be just as amazing as Series 1:  Women in Rotary.

This four-part webinar series offers you the opportunity to hear from several very dynamic speakers who will offer vision, encouragement, enthusiasm and motivation to grow your membership. We encourage you to invite not only your fellow Rotarians, but prospective members as well.

Register NOW for the first session, Strength in Diversity, with a very special host, Valarie Wafer, Rotary International Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Task Force Chair, who will lead an esteemed group of panelists through discussions on how strength lies in differences, not similarities. Joining Valerie are Joshua Innis, Paul Amoury and Rea Vrandecic.

This is an opportunity for all members to share the story about their businesses, non profit or personal events with club members.  New and prospective members are encouraged to attend as you get an up close opportunity to learn more about our club.   Our intention is to promote club  membership by encouraging members to use the services of club members and refer friends and neighbors.  

RSVP is required.  Please register through this link or email Committee Chairperson Al Brown (elwyinbrown2@gmail.com).

Promise Place provides comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence and their children. These services include emergency shelter, a 24 hr emergency hotline, legal advocacy, weekly support groups, relocation assistance, financial assistance, crisis counseling, safety planning, a teen dating violence prevention program in all area high schools, follow up services and community education. .

Alex Wright is an epidemiologist specializing in tropical diseases, specifically malaria. She is from Peach County Georgia and attended UGA for her undergraduate and the London School of Tropical Medicine for her graduate work. She lived in Tanzania for 10 years working on malaria research before being hired as a consultant by World Health Organization. She now works in 13 countries in Africa, Asia and South America helping build laboratory capacity in malaria zones. Most recently, she is sequestered at DPH District 4 (Fayette County) working as an epidemiologist for Covid-19 in 2020. 

Dragon Boat Leadership Committee Meeting

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Join us every 2^nd Thursday per month 7pm-8pm

NEXT MEETING:

FEBRUARY 11, 2021

7pm-8pm

In-person:  21 Eastbrook Bend Conference Room

ZOOM:  Meeting ID 2599733284  Password 272042

All Rotarians are warmly welcome to attend!

 Let us know you're planning to attend by choosing one of the following:

• Click the Online Registration link in this event
• RSVP to jessica@momentumtransformations.com
• Call/text 770-727-5800

Please join us to learn more about Rotary International, Rotary District 6900 and the Rotary Club of Peachtree City.  This meeting is a requirement of all potential new members prior to joining the club.

Please contact Membership Director, Holly Davanzo with any questions. 

Live Oak Caregivers is dedicated to providing professional in-home care services that promote wellness, dignity, safety and quality of life. We strive to deliver the level of care and compassion that we would insist on for our own family members.

The Fayette Chamber of Commerce is a volunteer-led, professionally managed partnership of businesses and organizations committed to a prosperous future for Fayette County.

We accomplish this by:

We are the place where business and community connect.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion promises to be just as amazing as Series 1:  Women in Rotary.

This four-part webinar series offers you the opportunity to hear from several very dynamic speakers who will offer vision, encouragement, enthusiasm and motivation to grow your membership. We encourage you to invite not only your fellow Rotarians, but prospective members as well.

Embracing Our Differences, hosted by Rotary International Director Stephanie Urchick, with featured speakers Past RI President Barry Rassin and Rotarian Brian Rusch of District 5150 in California. 
 Register NOW for Infinite Possibilities – Embracing our Differences, 1:00 pm EST February 26, 2021

The Rotary Club of Peachtree City will be partnering with Cooper Lighting Solutions and Herr Electric to retrofit the Wellspring Living facilities.  The facility consits of 3 buildings - office space, dormitory and transitional housing.  

Founded in 2001, Wellspring Living is a non-profit organization in Atlanta, Georgia that provides domestic sex trafficking victims and those at risk with specialized recovery services through residential and community-based programs. The programs provide transformative care through therapeutic services, education, life skills, and personal and professional development. The focus for each participant is on developing their courage to move forward and their confidence to succeed. Through operating best practices and with highly qualified staff, Wellspring Living programs are statistically proven in providing restorative services that yield positive, life-changing results. Wellspring Living’s vision is to live in a world where every victim of sexual exploitation has access to transformative care. Wellspring Living is a leader in the nation for residential care and through the Wellspring Living Institute is able to educate, train and mentor organizations around the world. 

A native to Fayette County, Judge Thompson is a graduate of Maryville College and Cumberland School of Law. Prior to being appointed to the bench by Governor Nathan Deal in April, 2013, he was elected to serve as Fayette County Magistrate Court where he presided over both civil and criminal matters. Judge Thompson was elected Fayette County State Court Judge in May, 2014, in an uncontested race.

Judge Thompson has received a number of professional and community awards. Judge Thompson was re-appointed as the State Court Representative to the Chief Justice of Georgia's Judicial Council Access, Fairness, and Public Trust and Confidence Committee. After serving as Chief Judge of the Trial Advocacy Board, he was asked to serve on the Order of Barristers. He was elected by his peers to serve as President of the Fayette County Bar Association. After serving as coach of the Fayette County High School and McIntosh High School mock trial teams, he served as Statewide Chairman of the High School Mock Trial Program. Judge Thompson currently serves on the Training Committee of the Council of Accountability Court Judges.

Judge Thompson has organized and lectured at The People's Law School of Fayette County. He is currently an Adjunct Professor at Point University. He also served as a member of the Fayette County Development Authority. Judge Thompson is a graduate of, and current presenter for, Leadership Fayette. He is an active member of the Peachtree City Rotary Club, a member of the Board of Directors for AVPride, The Joseph Sams School, and the Board of Advisors for The Southern Crescent Chorale.

Most weekends, you can find Judge Thompson at the soccer fields either coaching or refereeing local youth games. He is a Commissioner for Georgia Soccer Officials Association. Judge Thompson and his wife, Alisha, have three children, and reside in Fayetteville. They attend Fayetteville First United Methodist Church.

With the recent formation of the Fayette County State Court DUI Court in January 2016, Judge Thompson created the first accountability court in a State Court in the Griffin Judicial Circuit.

Please join us to learn more about Rotary International, Rotary District 6900 and the Rotary Club of Peachtree City.  This meeting is a requirement of all potential new members prior to joining the club.

Please contact Membership Director, Holly Davanzo with any questions. 

Please join our Rotary Community Corps on Monday, March 8 to participate in their service project at Midwest Food Bank.

At Cooper Lighting Solutions, we build forward-thinking lighting solutions that make people’s lives safer, while making buildings, homes and cities smarter and more sustainable.

Cooper Lighting Solutions is a business unit of Signify, the world leader in lighting. Together we have a shared purpose to unlock the extraordinary potential of light for brighter lives and a better world.

Dragon Boat Leadership Committee Meeting

VISIT THE DRAGON BOAT WEBSITE!

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

Join us every 2^nd Thursday per month 7pm-8pm

NEXT MEETING:

MARCH 11, 2021

7pm-8pm

In-person:  21 Eastbrook Bend Conference Room

ZOOM:  Meeting ID 2599733284  Password 272042

All Rotarians are warmly welcome to attend!

 Let us know you're planning to attend by choosing one of the following:

• Click the Online Registration link in this event
• RSVP to jessica@momentumtransformations.com
• Call/text 770-727-5800

Join us for drinks, food and fun!!

United Way of Greater Atlanta brings together people and resources to tackle complex issues and drive sustainable positive change to help our community thrive.

We are the problem-solvers, the hand-raisers, the game-changers. We fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community.

The Joseph Sams School, Inc. is a private, non-profit school serving children from birth through twenty-two years of age who have mild to severe intellectual and/or physical disabilities or diagnosed developed disabilities. The school provides intense educational training as well as speech and language therapy for its students.

Click HERE to register to run / walk on the day of the event.

Working to connect families with medically fragile / complex children south of Atlanta.  Our mission is to educate, support and connect!

MISSION:  To provide education, training, support and inclusion opportunities for our community and for families and individuals with special needs in the South Metro Atlanta area

GOAL:  Expand the partner network of providers and local businesses (SNAP) to strengthen community awareness while increasing opportunities for families

COMMITMENT:  To educate the community and our members about inclusion opportunties and programs that support special needs families

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion promises to be just as amazing as Series 1:  Women in Rotary.

This four-part webinar series offers you the opportunity to hear from several very dynamic speakers who will offer vision, encouragement, enthusiasm and motivation to grow your membership. We encourage you to invite not only your fellow Rotarians, but prospective members as well.

• March 26, 2021 – Investing in Equity, hosted by District 6960 Governor Darryl Keys, with featured speaker Xavier Ramey, fellow Rotarian from Chicago.
   Register NOW for Infinite Possibilities – Investing in Equity, 1:00 pm EDT March 26, 2021
   

Every day, more and more families in South Metro Atlanta find themselves in a struggle to keep a decent roof over their heads. 

Caught in a poverty cycle of unpredictable rent increases, overcrowded conditions, or lack of access to land and affordable financing, these families live with a constant burden of uncertainty, stress, and fear. 

We believe that safe, decent and affordable shelter plays an absolutely critical role in helping families to create a new cycle, one filled with possibilities and progress. Affordable homeownership frees families and fosters the skills and confidence they need to invest in themselves and their communities. The outcomes can be long-lasting and life-changing.

At Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity (SCHFH) we help low income families find opportunity, achieve stability, and improve their futures. We build stronger families and neighborhoods through homeowner education which includes financial literacy and by partnering with donors and volunteers to construct attractive, affordable homes and to repair existing homes.

This is an opportunity for all members to share the story about their businesses, non profit or personal events with club members.  New and prospective members are encouraged to attend as you get an up close opportunity to learn more about our club.   Our intention is to promote club  membership by encouraging members to use the services of club members and refer friends and neighbors.  

RSVP is required.  Please register through this link or email Committee Chairperson Al Brown (elwyinbrown2@gmail.com).

Dragon Boat Leadership Committee Meeting

VISIT THE DRAGON BOAT WEBSITE!

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

Join us every 2^nd Thursday per month 7pm-8pm

NEXT MEETING:

APRIL 8, 2021

7pm-8pm

In-person:  21 Eastbrook Bend Conference Room

ZOOM:  Meeting ID 2599733284  Password 272042

All Rotarians are warmly welcome to attend!

 Let us know you're planning to attend by choosing one of the following:

• Click the Online Registration link in this event
• RSVP to jessica@momentumtransformations.com
• Call/text 770-727-5800

Please join us to learn more about Rotary International, Rotary District 6900 and the Rotary Club of Peachtree City.  This meeting is a requirement of all potential new members prior to joining the club.

Please contact Membership Director, Holly Davanzo with any questions. 

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion promises to be just as amazing as Series 1:  Women in Rotary.

This four-part webinar series offers you the opportunity to hear from several very dynamic speakers who will offer vision, encouragement, enthusiasm and motivation to grow your membership. We encourage you to invite not only your fellow Rotarians, but prospective members as well.

• April 30, 2021 – Celebrate Diversity, with special guest speakers Rotary International President Holger Knack, Rotary International Director Peter Kyle and Anna Ekbäck.
   Register NOW for Infinite Possibilities – Celebrate Diversity, 1:00 pm EDT April 30, 2021 for Infinite Possibilities - Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Please join us to learn more about Rotary International, Rotary District 6900 and the Rotary Club of Peachtree City.  This meeting is a requirement of all potential new members prior to joining the club.

Please contact Membership Director, Holly Davanzo with any questions. 

Dragon Boat Leadership Committee Meeting

VISIT THE DRAGON BOAT WEBSITE!

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

Join us every 2^nd Thursday per month 7pm-8pm

NEXT MEETING:

MAY 13, 2021

7pm-8pm

In-person:  21 Eastbrook Bend Conference Room

ZOOM:  Meeting ID 2599733284  Password 272042

All Rotarians are warmly welcome to attend!

 Let us know you're planning to attend by choosing one of the following:

• Click the Online Registration link in this event
• RSVP to jessica@momentumtransformations.com
• Call/text 770-727-5800

Please join us to learn more about Rotary International, Rotary District 6900 and the Rotary Club of Peachtree City.  This meeting is a requirement of all potential new members prior to joining the club.

Please contact Membership Director, Holly Davanzo with any questions. 

This is an opportunity for all members to share the story about their businesses, non profit or personal events with club members.  New and prospective members are encouraged to attend as you get an up close opportunity to learn more about our club.   Our intention is to promote club  membership by encouraging members to use the services of club members and refer friends and neighbors.  

RSVP is required.  Please register through this link or email Committee Chairperson Al Brown (elwyinbrown2@gmail.com).