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).

By demonstrating the learning potential of the young child, the Souns early literacy program is revolutionizing the way children are introduced to the symbols of printed language.

Souns places specifically designed and sequenced letters of our phonetic alphabet into the hands of the young child. The hand holds, plays with, and explores the letters. Since each letter is given only one label - the most common sound of that letter - the child slowly builds a base of letter-sound associations for the early stages of reading. Learning becomes incidental, natural - and fun. Souns is about early learning, and the hand is essential to this process.

While highly valuable for typically-developing children, Souns is an especially powerful tool for special needs children with intellectual, physical and/or developmental disabilities for whom reading is often a challenge. Souns has the potential to break the poverty cycle: by helping children of low income families become ready for school, Souns can contribute to leveling the academic playing field.

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

What skills and attributes do our children need to possess to be competitive in the 21st century? How can we provide the kind of support through both their formal education and social development to help our children successfully negotiate their environment and become productive, contributing members of society?

“The mission of the Association of Village PRIDE, Inc. is to assist Fayette County youth to become conscious and productive citizens of society who will make significant contributions to their community.”

Bring the kids / grandkids and join us for a fun Family Picnic & Pool Party!

The Peachtree City Police Department is dedicated to providing outstanding professional services through community partnerships that build trust, reduce crime, create a safe environment, protect the constitutional rights of our citizens, and enhance the quality of life within our community. 

Our Mission:  Safeguarding the quality of life in our community through professional service and community partnerships

Our Values:  Excellence, Professionalism, Integrity, Collaboration

Our Vision:  Deliver world-class law enforcement services through best practices

RSVP to Phil Hamilton or sign up on the calendar on the website!

In late 1999, at the age of 33, Patrick Barnes awoke with some blood blisters in his mouth. Having survived Hodgkins Disease twice, he was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with the auto-immune disease, ITP (Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura). Pat and his wife, Tena, had just had their first child two months before he became sick.  

After his death, his family wanted to do something in Patrick's memory and knew that first and foremost, they wanted to say Thank You for the gifts nurses give their patients and families every day, just as they had experienced.

Tena came up with the acronym, DAISY, standing for Diseases Attacking the Immune SYstem and the family filed papers to become a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization.

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

What is a Law of Life?

A Law of Life is a short, pithy saying or quotation that points to a core personal value or ideal. Oftentimes, a Law of Life serves as a memorable and meaningful moral compass on a person’s journey through life.

The Georgia Laws of Life Essay Contest asks students to select their own Law of Life, and to write about how it applies to their lives. In doing so, students reflect deeply and write from the heart about what they think matters most. The contest celebrates the students’ stories and their often profound reflections, and proudly presents significant cash awards to students and teachers.

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. 

join us to hear more about Wellspring Living's programs and upcoming events from Sarah Richardson, Development Director, and Kimberly Pritchett, Special Events Coordinator.

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. 

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).