CURRENT DISTRICT NEWS
Reported by Leslie Mattingly, Newsletter Chair
 

 

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ROTARY DISTRICT 6920
Central, South Central, Southeast, & Coastal Georgia
 
 
 
THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S
 
 
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
to SEE Your Very Special Video Invitation
to All Clubs Conference, From DG Hamsa
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
. . . And Here are the Top 5 Reasons
YOU should attend All Clubs Conference:
click Here to WATCH
 
 
 
 
 
 
April is Health Care Month:
Focusing Especially on Maternal & Child Health
Click HERE to see DG Hamsa’s Message
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Your 5 April "R-MAD” Goals:
“Rotarians Making a Difference”
 
 
 
 
 
 
1. MAKE THE DECISION: Register for All Clubs Conference!
Bring a friend - Bring your spouse, Bring your family.
Make it a ‘girls weekend' getaway, or a ‘guys’ golfing/fishing trip..
However you decide to “do" it - share it with ROTARY at Jekyll !
For Info and/or to register NOW Click Here
 
 
 
 
 
2. Commemorate: EARTH DAY, April 22, 2018 -
by completing RIP Ian Riseley’s Environmental Sustainability
1.2 Million Tree Challenge: “Plant a tree for every Rotarian”.
For Info & Details CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
3. Experience India through our Friendship Exchange Team
Click HERE to see Highlights via Facebook

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
4. Send a Club Officer to All Clubs Conference
to receive your club refund check from the Host Organizing Committee of the Atlanta RI Convention.
 
 
 
 
 
 
5. FOCUS on April: Health Care Month
Participate in our MAP Service Project on Sat. April 28 in Jekyll.
Plan to Join RIPR Greg Podd & Pam and Rotarians from across our District as they pack hygience kits at the MAP Warehouse & Distribution Center in Brunswick.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
In This Newsletter:
 
 
 
Sec. A. Top Priority: District News & Upcoming Events
1. ALL CLUBS CONFERENCE: Have You Registered?
2. RI Foundation Dinner at ACC: Announcement
3. Important Reminders for April & May
4. 1.2 Million Tree Challenge
5. Polio Plus Recognition for Clubs
6. 2 Scholarship Oppotunities !!
7. Fireside Chats
8. DG Hamsa’s March Activities, Visits, Events: Highlights & Photos
 
Sec. B. DISTRICT PROJECTS: Initiatives & Plans
1. HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR ALL CLUBS CONFERENCE?
2. Rotary Leadership Institute Update
3. Shelter Box Ambassador
4. Friendship Exchange Team News
5. Entrepreneurship Partnerships -
a. Seeking Corporate Sponsors for All Clubs Conference
b. Focus on Rotary & Scouting Partnerships
2. Saving Lives with Medicine -
 
Sec. C. CLUBS & MEMBERS: Club News & Events
Random Highlights from Clubs:
Savannah Area Clubs, Metro Savannah, Perry, Golden Isles, Skidaway, Valdosta,
Macon N & Augusta S.
 
Sec. D. YOUTH: GRSP, RYLA, Rotaract, Interact
1. D6920 Rotaract: Coming to Ga Southern?
2. Rotaract Turns 50
 
Sec. E. TOOLS: Citations, Resources, Facebook, RI News, Contact Us, & Links
1. Resources
2. Facebook
3. Rotary International News (links)
4. Contact US - Our District Contact Info -
5.Social Media & Website Links
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A. Top Priority: District News/Events
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
HAVE YOU REGISTERED? Click HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Announcing a Very Special District 6920 Event
April 26, 2018
RI FOUNDATION DINNER
@ the Historic Jekyll Island Hotel
 
Our district will be hosting a special ticketed Foundation Dinner at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel, by invitation only. All Rotarians who donated $500 or more to the Rotary Foundation from July 1, 2017 to 31 March 2018 will receive an invitation to this very special evening. You do not need to attend the All clubs Conference to attend the dinner, although we would love to have you stay and join us for this fun filled weekend.

At the dinner we will be celebrating the Rotary Foundation and raise money in support of the Annual Fund and Polio Plus. The cost to attend is $100.00 per person, and after expenses, the remaining funds will be donated to the Foundation in your name. Seating is limited, so please response in a timely fashion once you receive your invitation.

Past Rotary International Director Robert Hall with serving as the master of ceremonies, guaranteeing a good time will be had by all. Nancy Barbee and Rotary International Presidents Representative Greg Podd will also join us. Many thanks to: District Foundation Chair Elizabeth Hardin and PDG Pam Lightsey
 
Want to hear more about it? CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Important Reminders:
District Events & Deadlines in APRIL & MAY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
What’s MOST Important, RIGHT NOW, THIS MINUTE ?
That you “Book” a great weekend on the Coast
(for just you, or You and Your Family, or you & friends)
BE THERE: April 27-29 on JEKYLL ISLAND w/ ROTARY
GREAT HOTELS, GREAT BEACH, GREAT FOOD, GREAT ‘Get-away',
and PARTY WITH ROTARY!
REGISTER - NOW (its free to register - then choose what to attend ‘ala carte’)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
April 26, 2018: RLI Training Part 2 on Jekyll Island. For Info CLICK HERE

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Aprl 28, 2018: Grants & Foundation Training - Jekyll Island - Click HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
Apr 27-29, 2018: ALL CLUBS CELEBRATION - - Jekyll Island
for more info and to Register - - -
Never been to Rotary District Conference? Surprise yourself! Take a Risk - REGISTER
DID WE MENTION? REGISTRATION IS FREE - Attendance is ala carte….

 

 
 
 
 
 
May 31, 2018 : Application Deadline: Rotary Peace Fellowship Candidates.
These are among the very best of Scholarships offered by RI
For More Info & Details: Please Contact Rob Kellner,
D 6920 Chair: Georgia Rotary Student Program & Scholarships
rob@kellner.com C 229.563-1651

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A Special Message Re:

RIP Ian Riseley's 1.2 Million Trees Challenge: There's Still Time!!

Dear District Leaders,

Earth Day, April 22, 2018, is fast approaching, which is also the “soft” closing date for President Ian Riseley’s Environmental Sustainability 1.2 Million Tree Challenge: “Plant a tree for every Rotarian”. Many Districts and clubs have already engaged - and there is still time!

To date, over 3,370 Tree Planting projects have been uploaded on the Rotary Project Showcase. You can review these projects for inspiration and ideas by logging into my.rotary.org and using this link to search for the keyword "tree". (Hint: the search only works automatically when you are logged in!)

On the main Rotary Project Showcase page, you may also select the keyword: “Category” and check off the new phrase, “Environment.” Tree Planting is an environmental project that counts towards the requirements to earn 2017-18’s Presidential Citation, when you have reported it. However, many Tree Planting projects have not yet been tagged in that category.

ESRAG, the Environmental Sustainability Rotarian Action Group, at President Riseley’s suggestion, also affords the opportunity to report your District’s and its clubs’ tree planting activities. Please report your tree counting at https://www.esrag.org/2017-2018-trees-planted-counter. This will allow ESRAG to begin to measure, track and share your environmental sustainability efforts throughout Rotary. For ESRAG’s purposes, we are giving credit toward the challenge for projects that are planned and funded by April 22, 2018, even though the trees might not have been planted by that date.

A District or club tree planting event is a great opportunity for “getting your hands dirty” service, hosting a multigenerational event for family members, engaging members of Interact and Rotaract, and raising Rotary’s visibility in your community. And as President Ian noted, it’s a great way to reaffirm that: “Environmental Sustainability . . . is, and must be, everyone’s concern!”

If it’s too late for your clubs to organize their own planting projects, they can also still meet the challenge by funding ongoing tree planting in other districts, and with Rotary partners. ESRAG maintains a list of them. If your District is engaged with an ongoing project that needs resources, we’d like know about that, too. To share that information, or request specific information that will help your District be part of meeting President Ian’s 1.2 Million Tree Challenge, contact ESRAG at trees@esrag.org.

Thanks for all you do!

Peter L. Moralée, PDG

ESRAG Chair

 
 
 
Attn: all D6920 Rotary Clubs:
We KNOW Valdosta, Jones County, Downtown Macon, Perry, Reidsville and Hinesville/Glennville Clubs
have completed Tree Planting Projects -
Have YOU ? Its Not Too Late!!
Complete your project & upload to Rotary Project Showcase
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
POLIO PLUS RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITY FOR CLUB EFFORTS
 
 
Special Message from RIP Ian Riseley & PIPP John Germ - End Polio Now: Countdown to History Committee Chair: The RI Trustees will recognize clubs that give US$1,500 or more to PolioPlus with a certificate of appreciation during their October 2018 meeting. These very special certificates of appreciation will be mailed as part of the Fund Development Banner mailing in September/October.
Remember: In 2017 there were 22 cases of polio compared to 37 cases in 2016. We are getting closer to a polio-free world every day. Rotary pledged $150 million to the End Polio (50 Million annually) which the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will match 2 to 1.
Remember: Every dollar given to PolioPlus brings us closer to a polio-free world.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Info Re: Two VERY IMPORTANT Scholarship Opportunities
 
Applications are now available for two Rotary scholarship programs: the 2019 Rotary Peace Fellowship and graduate scholarships in water management, or water science and engineering through the Rotary Foundation and the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education.

For Details CLICK HERE

 
 
 
 
 
 
RI Foundation Fireside Chats: Create Special Evenings.
With the help of Zone 34 Foundatation Development Officer Debra Lowe - February and March brought great programs on the work of the RI Foundation to clubs across our District. These included 3 special Fireside Chat events - hosted by Rotarians for guests - both Rotarians and not-yet Rotarians - in their area. A Coastal region Fireside was held at the home of Rotarian Barbara Sullivan (pictured left W/ Leslie Mattingly & DGN Mike Muldowney) on St. Simons, with additional events held in the Dubin area and in Macon. The St Simons Island, Downtown Macon, and Dublin Rotary Clubs are to be thanked for their dedication to this endeavor.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
DG Hamsa’s March Highlights!
 
What was our DG up to in March?
(“A TASTE OF SOMETHING WILD” Says it Best…..)
 
 
Here’s just a sample:
He pulled out the stops (and the craziest clothes he could find) for our upcoming All Clubs Conference - working with planners in every capacity.
He kept up with EVERYONE, and EVERY CLUB in person, by email & social media, offering support & encouragement to clubs & Rotarians alike.
He worked with MAP Intl. in Brunswick, as together we draw closer to adding a THIRD clinic to the initiative.
 
He focused on POLIO - supporting and attending Fireside Chats across our District
He worked on ‘follow-up’ to his offical visits with many clubs - focusing on special needs and efforts - including an in depth effort by Clubs in the Savannah area.
He launched a taskforce partnering Scouts & Rotary -
He continued to push Entrepreneurship and Saving Lives with Medicine Initiatives across our District….
 
CLICK HERE AND HERE to see all the events, photos & fun on Hamsa’s
2 Facebook Pages. (great posts on both)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
B. DISTRICT Projects, Initiatives, & Plans
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RLI Update for April Training @ ACC
 
Our District RLI team will offer PART TWO only of the RLI training at our District Conference. The session will be split between Thursday, April 26th - 1 to 5 PM, and Friday April 27th - 8 to 11 AM.
If you plan to register PLEASE do so IMMEDIATELY.
 
Our PRIMARY need is for a larger pool of discussion leaders (effectively the professors of leadership in our Institute) - - and for that, a Rotarian must complete all 3 RLI parts as a basic requirement for certification. SO - we need more people at every level of interest in Rotary Leadership - & willing to serve as Rotary Leaders - in order to maintain the highest level Leadership Program.
 
For questions please contact Bill Jahn at billjahn7430@gmail.com
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Announcing our New ShelterBox Ambassador: Frank Spears.
Frank Spears, Augusta West past president, has taken on the role of ShelterBox Ambassador for District 6920. He replaces PDG Bill Jahn, of Skidaway Island, having served so faithfully in this role in previous years. Although relatively new to the shelter box world of disaster relief, Frank is jumping in with “both feet”.
Frank received the demonstration ShelterBox from PDG Bill last week - making his acceptance official - and looks forward to scheduling District 6920 Rotary Club presentations on the ShelterBox Program very soon. ShelterBox is a fascinating Partner Program with Rotary International. To Learn more: [MORE]
 
 
 
 
 
 
Stories & experiences from Friendship Exchange Continue to SHINE.
 
On Friday, April 27, 4:40-5:10 pm our District Friendship Exhange Team will be sharing their wonderful experiences in India during All Clubs Conference. All are Welcome! They’ll also be sharing information about our Rotary projects with India’s District 3150 which they saw & learned about while traveling. Come hear and see MUCH. Also, meet six Friendship Exchange Team Members visiting from India! It will be followed by a well planned evening with fun activities and fellowship for Rotarians and our families.
CLICK HERE to see more Highlights, Photos, and Videos via FACEBOOK.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Your Help is Needed!
 
 
On Saturday, April 28, 2018 at the Jekyll Island Convention Center, Student Entrepreneurs from Elementary level through College will Join Rotarians from Across District 6920 at the Rotary Entrepreneurship Showcase as we continue our quest to Cultivate Young Entrepreneurs in Georgia. We look forward to seeing everyone there - and seek your help now to make this event a huge success!
 
Rotary is actively involved in cultivating young entrepreneurs in Georgia. Student Entrepreneur Teams from Central and Southeast Georgia will display and present their company ideas at the Rotary All Clubs Conference on April 28. Schools and colleges of student entrepreneurs will receive scholarships funded by Corporate sponsors and the District. We congratulate Georgia Power for coming in as a “Silver level sponsor”. We are however still actively seeking additional Corporate Sponsors at Platinum, Gold or Silver Level.
If you know of a potential partner, please contact DG Hamsa at 912-638-3206 or DGHamsa@gmail.com For more Sponsorship details CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Focus on: Rotary and Scouting
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotary Scouts Partnership Taskforce
 
District 6920 - and DG Hamsa (the father of an Eagle Scout himself) - are thrilled to announce the newly created “Rotary Scouts Partnership Taskforce” to explore opportunities to partner Rotary Clubs in D6920 with local Scout troops.
 
The Taskforce went to work and identified opportunity areas for cooperation/partnership between Rotary Clubs and local Scouts organizations. The Taskforce members look forward to talking to you in the “House of Friendship” about Rotary Clubs and Scouts working together to increase awareness of Scouts, increase visibility of Boy Scout and Girl Scouts and cooperate in youth leadership and entrepreneurship projects.
Stop by the Boy Scout/Girl Scout display in the House of Friendship (April 27-28) at the All Clubs Conference in Jekyll Island.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Nominations Open: Cliff Dochterman Award Honors Rotarian with Exemplary Service to Scouting. Nomination Deadline: April 6.
 
DG Hamsa Announces: Rotary D6920 is requesting nominations for the prestigious Cliff Dochterman Award. The Award will be presented at the Rotary All Clubs Conference, April 27-29 in Jekyll Island. Deadline for nomination is April 6.
 
Please e mail your nomination to Savannah South Rotary President Sam Eskew.
This award for Rotarians serving Scouting, is a bronze medalliion hung from a gold & Blue Ribbon - awarded to an active Rotarian (in every District) who has renedered exemplary service to scouting.
 
Please click on the link below to learn more about the Cliff Dochterman Award.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Skidaway Club Partners with Boy Scouts to cultivate Young Leaders & Entrepreneurs.
 
On May 12, the Skidaway Club is partnering with the local Boy Scout troop for a family fun festival. The event kicks off with a 5K trail run that the Boy Scouts are putting on. Their Scout leader is Paul Meyer, of Skidaway Island Club. Rotary will feed the scouts and their sponsors then conduct a festival for the children featuring food, drinks, crafts, bouncy houses, a train ride. The Skidaway Club is hoping that the family fun festival jointly organized by Rotary and the Boy Scouts will attract a large audience and increase visibility for Rotary and Scouts.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Nashville-Berrien Rotary Event Highlights Cub Scouts in Leadership
 
The Nashville-Berrien Rotary Club recently hosted an event with local Cub & Boy Scouts - to great success! If you look closely at the photo left, you’ll notice that the Scout’s scarves bear BOTH the Scout Emblem AND the Rotary Emblem!
 
Bravo to N-B Club for partnering with our Youth in such an important way!
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotary Clubs in South Central Georgia engage with FFA Chapters to cultivate Youg Agribusiness Entrepreneurs
 
D6920 is working with FFA leaders to engage Rotary Clubs in South Central Georgia with FFA chapters in local schools to cultivate young agribusiness entrepreneurs. Among projects - is support of the Young Entrepreneurs Academy - such as through a scholarship provided by the Valdosta Rotary Club.
 
To Learn More about this great program: CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
MAP Intl.’s Candice Rowell offers
GREAT 6 month Report on Partnership!
 
Map International Staff Member Candice Rowell is reaching out to all of us in District 6920 with a special message: to share her delight in the progress and success thus far of our Saving Lives with Medicine Partnership.
To watch the (brief) video, click on the photo, or HERE
 
(FYI - you may need to turn your volume up - we recorded in a warehouse…)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
C. CLUB & MEMBERS Top News & Events
 
 
 
 
 
 
Random Highlights:
Here are a few of the DOZENS of Recent Club Successes
 
 
 
Rotary’s Savannah Read-in DAZZLES!
Several Rotary clubs and community volunteers in the greater Savannah joined forces to host the inaugural Rotary Read-In on Thursday, March 22. The event was sponsored by Frank Moore and Debra Larson of Savannah Rotary. Frank told the club about a Rotary Read In - his club had done in Stockton, CA for more than 25 years. The club took it on and promoted it to other Savannah clubs as well as the community at large.
566 classes K-3 Classes in 31 schools throughout Chatham County were included. 525 volunteers participated including members from multiple Rotary Clubs. Corporate groups also participated. Local book store E Shaver offered a 25% discount on books purchased for the event. The event was a great example of Rotary bringing together not just Rotarians, but other community members to do good work.

 
Click on the photo left to enjoy the GREAT video highlights
 
 
 
 
 
 
Metro Savannah Club Partners with Guntur Vikas Rotary Club in India in newly approved Global Grant!
 
DG Hamsa - on behalf of our entire District - offers Congratulations to the leaders of the Metro Savannah and Guntur Vikas Rotary Clubs on the approval of their Global Grant Application to provide desks and teacher training at 45 schools in Guntur, India. Approved by the Rotary Foundation (India) RF(I), and the Trustees of the Rotary Foundation (TRF) the award is in the amount of USD $120,000
 
THIS IS TREMENDOUS NEWS - Worthy of Heartfelt Congratulations & support by all of us in District 6920!
 
 
 
 
 
 
Perry Club Hosts ‘Stop the Bleed’ Class
 
During March, over 30 people attended a new community class hosted by the Perry Rotary Club.
Stop the Bleed is a new nationwide initiative to empower individuals to act quickly and save lives. The program is designed to enable course participants to provide immediate, potentially life-saving medical aid to victims of the bleeding emergencies while awaiting the arrival of professional responders.
Perry Rotarian, Dr. Horatio Cabasares, MD was one of the presenters.” The class was a huge success and, by special request, will be repeated soon.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Golden Isles Club Hosts 17th Annual Rotary Red Hot Chili Cookoff
 
Members of the Rotary of the Golden Isles club with their ‘Chili’ T-shirts, describe themselves as “a small but mighty club” as it takes every one of them to pull off this fun filled community event each March. Local teams consist of restauranteurs and other various businesses and independents.
Attendees sample chili recipes and vote for their favorites while the judges use a blind tasting to determine their favs. The event includes an awards ceremony with trophies and the honor that comes along with winning!
With live music and hotdogs & cokes for purchase it’s a perfect way to enjoy the day.
Check out the video Highlights. CLICK HERE
“Like” them on Facebook so you’re sure not to miss it next year! Rotary Club of the Golden Isles - Glynn County
 
 
 
 
 
 
Skidaway Island Rotary Club brings Broadway to Plantation
 
For the fourth year in a row, the Rotary Club of Skidaway Island has welcomed the Savannah Theatre to the Plantation Club for a dazzling evening of song and dance. Past shows featured songs and skits from popular music. This year, a brand-new show was created especially for the Rotary Club audience … Broadway show tunes.
 
The Skidaway Club has raised more than $65,000 in 4 years for local Charities through this event. [READ MORE]
 
 
 
 
 
 
Valdosta Club's 2018 L.E.A.D. Event
(Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner) Huge Success:
 
Photographed here (Left to right) are Lowndes County Sheriff’s Officer of the Year Jason Clifton, Lowndes County Sheriff Ashley Paulk, Valdosta Police Chief Brian Childress, Rotary Club of Valdosta and L.E.A.D. Chairman James Dominey, DG Hamsa Thota, Valdosta Police Department Officer of the Year Alyssa Shirey, Georgia State Patrol Officer of the Year Corey Miller, & Georgia State Patrol Sergeant First Class Tracy Tabb.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Macon North Establishes New Scholarship Award!

Dr. Kendra Russell, President of the Rotary Club of Macon North, is pleased to announce that the Scholarship Committee and Club members have created a new initiative to serve the community in the areas of Basic Needs, Education, Mentoring, and Civic LeadershipThe St. Peter Claver Scholarship Award.

The first recipient will be announced April 2018. Read: [MORE] about their Commitment to Excellence.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Augusta South Club Supports Literacy
 
The Rotary Club of Augusta South (Via PDG Pam Lightsey) presented a special proclamation to Chick Fil-A’s Vice President of Community Affairs Rodney Bullard for Rodney Bullard Heroes Wanted Day at the annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser at The Snelling Center. Monies raised from the evening put books in the hands of children from the Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, dictionaries to local elementary schools and GED certificates for the young men at Broken Shackle Ranch. Over 200 in attendance and over $10,000 raised for literacy projects. Rodney spent some time on talk radio before the event to share more about his new book Heroes Wanted. Books are still available for $15.00 by the Augusta South Rotary Club. Monies raised from the sale of the book will go to literacy projects.
 
PDG Pam invites all to get your copy today by emailing her @ plightsey@augusta.edu
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
D. YOUTH: GRSP, RYLA, Rotaract, Interact
 
 
 
 
Rotaract District 6920 reports:
 
Rotaract is coming to Georgia Southern! With more than 250,000 members, in 10,000+ clubs, in 180+ countries, Rotaract is ready to come to the EAGLE NATION!
 
March brought a great meeting between Rotaract in District 6920 and Students at Statesboro Campus of Georgia Southern. Brainstorming is under way with the hope of establishing a new Rotaract Club at Georgia Southern!
 
Photographed (left) are Don Fountain and Tajae Francis.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotaract Turns 50!
 
In honor of Rotaract turning 50 in March, the Rotaract Club of Armstrong State University posed for photo op - - you are looking at a GREAT group of young adults!
 
and BTW - - we’ve turned to our Rotaractor’s recently for some District Help - after all - who better than these young people to help us with technology and help us design things!
 
Thank you Armstrong State U. Rotaract !
 
 
 
 
 
 
A Brilliant Idea: Rotakids Clubs !
The first Rotokids club came from the Rotary club of São Paulo Brazil in 1996 when the club was assisted at an event by several children. Since then Rotakids clubs have grown around the world and have been recognized formally by Rotary international. The Purpose of the clubs is to teach the children - through example and projects - the objec, principles, and ideals of Rotary while stimulating educational values like dignity and respect for others - character traits so important and necessary for forming a person of integrity. Rotakids clubs carry out at least 2 projects each year - in support of their community - and one focused on Humanitarian Service ……. Read MORE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
E. TOOLS & RESOURCES:
Citations, Resources, Facebook, Contact Us
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
This is how the Resources Page looks!
Click HERE to check it out NOW.
 
Share the BEST of Your Club on Our District 6920 RESOURCES page:
 
Share RESOURCES & Knowledge!
 
Find a WORLD of information, inspiration, help and great ideas shared between Clubs and Rotarians in our District.
 
Our District RESOURCES page is ONLY as great as WE make it.
Every Rotarian, every Club can add info right now.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Have You Visited our District Facebook Page?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Want to read more?
Click on the link below for Rotary International News Online -
news, feature stories from Clubs and Rotarians around the world & our District
- BE INSPIRED -
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Connect with YOUR District!
 
 
 
 
Your District WEB Site: http://www.rotarydistrict6920.net
Your ‘House of Friendship' on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Rotary6920
Share a TWEET on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Rotary6920
Add our HASHTAG to all posts everywhere: #DGHamsa (it helps connect us all).
 
Contact your District Officers & AGs and District Committee Chairs:
 
NEWSLETTER EDITOR: Leslie Mattingly Leslie@rotary6920.org
Write us at: Rotary District 6920 5730 Sweetbriar Circle Savannah, GA 31406
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MARCH

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ROTARY DISTRICT 6920

Central, South Central, Southeast, & Coastal Georgia

 

 
 
THE DISTRICT GOVERNORS
 
 
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
 
 
 
 
 
*Click on the GOLD STAR to enjoy Remembering No More: A Story of Change Hosted by Carl White, exploring Alzheimers Diease. - The segment is from a PBS Program focusing on one gracious lady - and her family, coping with the disease - as well as offering interviews with researchers including Allan Leavy of Emory Universitys Brain Health Center, and featuring Rotarians including Roger Ackerman, founder of CART (Coins for Alzheimers Research Trust) - and PRID Robert Hall (& wife Charlene) who notes:
What I like about Rotary is the power of one, the results of many.
Carl Whites 'Life In The Carolinas' is an Emmy nominated & award winning program of many seasons.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
March is: Clean Water Month
Focusing on Water & Sanitation World Wide
Watch PDG John Neely Offer the DGs March Message CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Click HERE to see A SPECIAL MESSAGE from DG Hamsa
Inviting YOU to Attend
D6920 All Clubs Conference
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Your 5 March "R-MAD Goals:

Rotarians Making a Difference
 
 
 
 
 
 

1. MAKE THE DECISION: Register for All Clubs Conference!

Bring a friend - Bring your spouse, Bring your family.

Make it a girls weekend' getaway, or a guys golfing/fishing trip..

However you decide to do" it - share it with ROTARY at Jekyll !

For Info and/or to register NOW Click Here

 
 
 
 
 

2. EVERYONE - FINISH your Celebration Citations for 2017-18

Citation Tracker Forms are EASY to fill out:

 

For Rotary Members: Click HERE For Rotary Clubs: Click Here
 
to watch a great video explaining the How to - CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 

3. SCHEDULE an RI Foundation Fireside Chat in your club in MARCH

Here's a video description from DG Hamsa & District Foundation Chair Elizabeth Hardin: CLICK HERE

 

 
 
 
 
 
4. ATTEND the Foundation Dinner on Jekyll Island, April 26.
CLICK HERE to see a brief video introducing this EXCITING Event.
 
 
 
 
 
 

5. MARCH is Clean Water Month

With your club: Focus on Clean Water issues - in your community, in one of the disaster areas in the Carribean (in our Zone 34), or perhaps in India with our GG Partners.

 
 
 
 
 
In This Newsletter:
 
 
 
Sec. A. TOP PRIORITY: District News & Upcoming Events
* Catch the Special Video in the Gold Star about CART from a PBS program.
1. ALL CLUBS CONFERENCE - Message from DG Hamsa
2. Foundation Dinner at the Historic Jekyll Island Hotel April 26
3. Important Reminders for March & April
4. Peachstate PETS - Ladies & Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!
5. GSE Friendship Exchange Team comes HOME amazed.
6. Rotary Leadership Institute News
7. Atlanta Convention Funding Update
8. DG Hamsas February Highlights & Photos
 
Sec. B. DISTRICT PROJECTS: Initiatives & Plans
* SPECIAL REMINDER: Register NOW for ALL CLUBS CONFERENCE
1. Entrepreneurship Partnerships -
Over 500 attend Hinesville STEAM Event
Macon Entrepreneurship is Open for Business
2. Saving Lives with Medicine -
DG Hamsa & Steve Stirling give update on SLWM
50 Rotarians Volunteer @ MAP & Great Press for SLWM
Partners Exploring exciting Opportunity to Serve
3. Report from India - Launch of W.A.S.H. program for education & Hygene.
 
Sec. C. CLUBS & MEMBERS: Club News & Events
Augusta West noted for annual Community Award
Kings Bay Club - - Small but Mighty!
Macon Club Rededicates Memorial Tree
Valdosta Rotary Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner
Savannah area clubs explore their Rotary Service Ecosystem
Jesup hosts special moment for DG Hamsa
Perry Club Plants Trees in Community
 
 
Sec. D. YOUTH: GRSP, RYLA, Rotaract, Interact
1. Rotaract Announces new District Leaders
2. Rotaract Model UN Future We Want event
3. Interact International Service Day announced
 
Sec. E. TOOLS: Citations, Resources, Facebook, RI News, Contact Us, & Links
1. Citation Brochures
2. Resources
3. Facebook
4. Rotary International News (links)
5. Contact US - Our District Contact Info -
6.Social Media & Website Links
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A. Top Priority: District News/Events
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Info or to Register: CLICK HERE
 
My email: dghamsa@gmail.com #DGHamsa
 
From District Governor Hamsa:
ALL CLUBS CONFERENCE
 
Dear Friends & Fellow Rotarians - -
 
I invite all of you to come, perhaps with your families, or with friends, to Jekyll Island the last weekend in April - for a wonderful 3 day escape to the Coast as we CELEBRATE Rotary - and our incredible 2017-18 Year of Accomplishments!
 
If youve been to past District Conferences - you know its great fun. And if youve not been - - Heres what to expect: First - Youll check in for a weekend get-away in a beautiful location. Youll have lots of time to explore Jekyll by walking the beach or riding a bike or golf cart. You can enjoy restuarants, cocktails at sunset - the Turtle Center, Historic District - so much to see and do (and you can add on St Simons etc if you wish).
 
But thats only part of it! In addition to your own time - youll have opportunities to celebrate Rotary: Parties, dinners, some how to sessions - and you can attend alot or a little - its all up to you!
 
Youll be amazed by the accomplishments of Rotary Clubs, Rotarians and Youth across our District. Youll meet new people from clubs across east-central Georgia. Youll meet committee chairs and officers youve worked with this year. Youll find another great world of Rotary - outside your own club. Its truly ALOT of fun. And yes - some of you are thinking: Id like to do more with Rotary than just in my own club. WELL Heres the place to connect up! So please, COME TO JEKYLL - -
 
Everyone is part of the team - and it takes our combined talent and skills - to MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
 
 
 
 
 
 

Announcing a Very Special District 6920 Event

April 26, 2018 RI FOUNDATION DINNER

@ the Historic Jekyll Island Hotel

 

On Thursday night, April 26: Our District will host a special ticketed Foundation dinner at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel, by invitation only. All Rotarians in District 6920 giving $500 or more to the RI Foundation since July 1, 2017 - will receive an Invitation to this very special evening. You do not need to attend All Clubs Conference to attend the Foundation Dinner (though wed love it if you would stay, explore Jekyll & enjoy the weekend with us).

 

At the dinner well Celebrate the Foundation and raise money in support of (both) The Annual Fund & Polio Plus. The cost to attend is $100 per person. Seating is limited to the first 130 people. And your gift of $100 up to $500 will be matched with POINTS, 1:1 toward your next PHF level. New proceeds after expenses go to the Foundation, to be applied equally to the Annual Fund & Polio Plus.

 

PRID Robert Hall will serve as master of ceremonies,

guaranteeing a good time will be had by all!

Anne Mathews and RIPR Greg Podd are also joining us.

Many Thanks to: District Foundation Chair Elizabeth Hardin & PDG Pam. WATCH FOR YOUR INVITE!

 

Want to hear more about it? CLICK HERE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Important Reminders:
District Events & Deadlines in MARCH & APRIL
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

March 30, 2018: Celebration Citation Deadline

Fill out your tracker and send it in NOW. For How To: CLICK HERE

 

 
 

 

March 30, 2018: C.A.R.T. Donations Deadline - Attn. Club Presidents

Club donations MUST be received by PDG Bruce Montgomery, District Treasurer, on or before March 30th, to be considered for District CART Awards

PDG Bruce: hbmontgomery@bellsouth.net

 
 
 
 
 

 

March, 2018: Host a FIRESIDE CHAT in your club in March

For scheduling and info email DGE Margaret: margaretdg6920@gmail.com

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

April 26, 2018: RLI Training on Jekyll Island. For More Info CLICK HERE

 

 
 
 
 
 

Apr 27-29, 2018: ALL CLUBS CELEBRATION - - Jekyll Island

CLICK HERE

for more info and to Register - - -

Never been to Rotary District Conference? Surprise yourself! Take a Risk - REGISTER

DID WE MENTION? REGISTRATION IS FREE - Attendance is ala carte.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Aprl 28, 2018: Grants & Foundation Training - Jekyll Island - Click HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Whats MOST Important in March?
That you Book a great weekend on the Coast
(for just you, or You and Your Family, or you & friends)
BE THERE: April 27-29 on JEKYLL ISLAND w/ ROTARY
GREAT HOTELS, GREAT BEACH, GREAT FOOD, GREAT Get-away',
and PARTY WITH ROTARY!
REGISTER - NOW (its free to register - then choose what to attend ala carte)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2018 PETS - Atlanta - FANTASTIC
Peach State President Elect Training in Atlanta Feb 22-24 was indeed FANTASTIC! Possibly our most exciting moment came when RIPE Barry Rassin joined us for Photos in the District Hospitality Suite. WOW! (see photo, left)
It was wonderful to have so many people with giving hearts - all utilizing ROTARY as a way to make the world; down the street & across the globe, a better place! DG Hamsa & DGE Margaret were proud, excited, & so encouraged by all the energy in the room! The PEs studied everything from Data Entry and Meeting/Club Management - to Social Media and Public Relations techniques. DGN Mike was on hand.
Now, on to ALL CLUBS CELEBRATION in April.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
GSE Friendship Exchange Team: Home from India
 
Saturday evening February 17, 2018 @ Savannah International Airport, DG Hamsa and Friendship Exchange chairman Justin Godchaux joined family of Team members to welcome our travelers home from a very successful visit to D 3150 in India. Team members will now share their experiences with Rotarians across our District & at All Clubs Conference - and will give a special welcome to our incoming team from D 3150 soon!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RLI Concludes Successful Training
 
Thanks to the combined efforts of D 6920 Rotary Leadership Institute organizing team led by Bill Jahn, the discussion leaders from Jacksonville, Florida and our District, a very successful Rotary leadership training concluded in Savannah in early February. All three levels of RLI training were conducted. Discussion Leader Training also occured - thanks to help from the two PDG team of Covingtons.
The next RLI session will be held at the all clubs celebration conference on Jekyll Island in April.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Atlanta RI Convention Follow-up:
 
Here'a an FYI from the wind down efforts from the Atlanta Convention last summer. Many will remember - that in preparation for this enormous undertaking, all Rotarians across Georgia participated in up front funding through a dues surcharge - with the promise that funds would be returned to the clubs in Georgia. That IS happening.
In recent weeks, Club Presidents, PEs, AGs and others have offered suggestions about these significant funds. So - we are taking the time to thoughtfully consider the possibilities - to give each club a voice & options suitable & exciting to them.
Stay tuned for more info to come!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
DG Hamsas February Highlights!
 
What was our DG up to in February? ALOT!!
 
Heres just a sample:
He kept up with our Friendship Exchange Team by email & social media, offering support & encouragement as they traveled in India.
He worked with Rotarians across our District at MAP Intl. in Brunswick, packing survival recovery kits bound for Puerto Rico & elsewhere.
He was on hand to welcome home our travel weary but amazed Friendship Exchange Team when they landed as SAV. Intl.
He was on St Simons to support a great partnership with the SSI club and Rotary in Puerto Rico for a hugely sucessful GG/Foundation fundraising dinner.
He worked on follow-up to his offical visits with many clubs - focusing on special needs and efforts - including an in depth effort by Clubs in the Savannah area.
He attended & helped lead PETS in Atlanta -
He continued to push Entrepreneurship and Saving Lives with Medicine Initiatives across our District.
 
CLICK HERE AND HERE to see all the events, photos & fun on Hamsas
2 Facebook Pages. (great posts on both)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
B. DISTRICT Projects, Initiatives, & Plans
 
 
 
 
 
The entire Conference is a' la carte -
attend only what you wish: Get Info HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Hinesville STEAM Celebration Success
 
The Hinesville Rotary Club hosted a PHENOMINAL workshop for nearly 300 middle schoolers, parents & residents in February, focusing on careers in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.
 
The event was VERY well attended by students - and very much ENJOYED by all. (organizers photo left)
 
For Project details & set up how to: CLICK HERE
To read some of the great press coverage: CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
Macon Entrepreneurship Academy is:
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
 
The Rotary Clubs of Macon have submitted the FIRST Entrepreneurship video for our district contest.
This wonderful video will be featured in the Rotary Entrepreneurship Showcase and will help us recruit corporate sponsors for our programs District wide! In fact - we are grateful to Georgia Power for being our first corporate sponsor.
 
Funds will be used for scholarships to students/schools and to pay for incidental expenses (such as T shirts, conference meals etc) associated with giving students the experience of attending All Clubs Conference
 
To watch this GREAT Video, CLICK HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Saving Lives with Medicine is.
Making a Difference !
 
DG Hamsa reports our Saving Lives with Medicine program continues to show great success. Steve Sterling, (Rotarian) President and CEO of MAP Intl. - and DG Hamsa are photographed here with a sample of the free medicines D6920 Rotary clubs and MAP are providing to indigent patients through participating clinics in Brunswick and Valdosta.
 
During his visit Hamsa also met several MAP Partners including a man running a Silicon Valley based charity providing surgical equipment - in part to a Rotarian surgeon in India operating a charitable pediatric cardiology surgical clinic.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
GREAT Help for MAP Intl. - & Press for Saving Lives w Med.
 
The Brunswick news recently ran a great story on Rotary and MAP Intl - relief efforts and our groundbreaking Saving Lives with Medicine Initiative.
 
Over 50 Rotarians from 10 different clubs volunteered to help assemble 1000 disaster healthy kits for MAP Intls Disaster Relief program. These kits helped people in Puerto Rico and Texas hurt by last years hurricanes. The packs help prevent the spread of disease for people staying in shelters following disasters. They contain antiseptic wipes, soap and other basic hygiene items.
To read the article in the Brunswick News - - Click HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A Hint of Great Things to Come...
 
and there is MORE good news from Saving Lives With Medicine! Through a collaboration between Liberty Regional Hospital, the Diversity Health Center, MAP Intl., several Rotary Clubs in the Savannah/Hinesville, and D6920, these partners are working to develop a completely new model to help rural hospitals in Georgia deliver free life saving medicine to lower overall Health Care Costs for those in need.
 
This VERY significant step could move SLWM from serving only small clinics - to also serving much larger providers. Watch for more news on this in the future.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
From PDG Ravi Vadlamani in India
Greetings Friends:
 
I am happy to inform you that we have officially launched the WASH in Schools program - with wonderful new hygene facilities for boys & girls.
 
I am enclosing a You Tube Link of the 10 Schools in which we have inaugurated the Wash Program with the support of your District. CLICK HERE
 
I also look forward to being with you at Your ALL CLUBS CELEBRATION on Jekyll Island in April.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
C. CLUB & MEMBERS Top News & Events
 
 
 
 
 
Augusta West Clubs Louis Harris Award
 
The Augusta Chronicle ran a great story Feb. 18 about legendary Journalist, gentleman, and Civic Leader, Louis Harris, namesake of the Journalism Award presented each year by the August West Club.
 
Click HERE to enjoy the full article.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Kings Bay Club - Small but MIGHTY!

Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kings Bay, spouses and grandchildren were among those who participated in the assembling of 1000 hygiene kits

at MAP International in Brunswick on February 17th.

 

These kits are going to Puerto Rico and Texas.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Macon Club Replants Memorial Tree
The Rotary club of Downtown Macon honored the service & memory of a local Hero by replacing a cedar tree planted in his honor in 1960, then uprooted by Hurricane Irma, in front of the City Hall. The tree stood in memory of Lieut. James Wesley Bracken, killed in action during the Korean War.
Mayor Robert Reichert welcomed Rotarians and guests. Will McEachern and family, DG Hamsa, Lisa Gilbert, Steve Bell, and members of the Downtown Rotary club joined in unveiling the plaque commemorating the tree, which offers inspiration as it commemorates
Lieut. Bracken's ultimate Service Above Self.
 
Mayor Albert Reichert is the younger brother of past district governor Albert Reichert.
Read More: Click HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotary Club of Valdosta 11th Annual Law Enformement Appreciation Dinner
 
500 people attended the annual LEAD dinner in Valdosta in Feb., organized by the Valdosta Rotary club. The occasion recognized three law enforecement officers and raised funds to help officers in need of financial assistance. The honorees included:
Valdosta Police Department officer Alyssa Shirley, Georgia State Patrol Trooper First Class Corey Miller, & Lowndes County Sheriffs Office Capt. Jason Clifton
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
SAV Clubs explore Rotary Ecosystem.
 
A Rotary leaders from six Savannah area clubs came together in February to explore how they might collaborate to create a more vibrant Rotary ecosystem in Savannah. Club representatives shared projects and goals for 2017 and 18 before the group began a discussion of possible opportunities for mutual support and interaction. Discussion will continue !
 
 
 
 
 
 
Jesup Club marks DG Hamsas
final official club visit'
Feb. 1 marked DG Hamsas 63rd & final official club visit - at the Jesup Rotary club. Hamsa noted he first visited the Jesup club 33 yrs ago as D 6920 Governors Group Representative, & found it fitting to conclude his official DG visits in 2017-18 there. Another first: During the meeting, Hamsa joined Club President Debi Smith, Jesup PE Joey Darley, and (live from India) - Friendship Exchange Team Leader PDG John Neely for a chat on Facebook live about their experiences in India
 
Celebrating his Final official visit, DG Hamsa was joined by DGN Mike Muldowney DG E Margaret Jacobs and Jesup Rotary Club president Debbie Smith
 
 
 
 
 
 
Perry Rotary Club Plants Trees
 
The Perry Rotary Club, in partnership with the City of Perry, planted four Red Maple trident trees on Main Street in front of the Board of Education.
 
These trees replaced several Oak trees - which had to be removed due to disease.
 
Perry Clubs GRSP Student, Rungano Nyamayedenga joined club members for the dedication.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
D. YOUTH: GRSP, RYLA, Rotaract, Interact
 
 
 
 
Rotaract D6920 Introduces new Leaders
 
Meet Tajae Francis - D6920 Rotaract Representative-Elect (2018-19) Click HERE.
 
AND meet District Rotaract Prespresentative - Nominee (2019-20) Daniela de Lune. Click HERE
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotaract Future We Want Model UN
Attention Rotoractors: here's your chance to engage yourself in the Future We Want by attending the Rotaract Global Model United Nations event. Register now as a delegate for this great event happening at the UN HQ in New York USA from March 8-11, 2018
 
[ for info & to Register by March 8 - click HERE ]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Interact Global Youth Service Day April 20-22
 
April 20-22 Young Leaders from around the world will come together for the largest service project event in the world: Global Youth Service Day. This year, stand up for others be inclusive and Make a Difference through service projects and kind acts April 20-22.
Take the BE FEARLESS BE KIND pledge today. CLICK
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
E. TOOLS & RESOURCES:
Citations, Resources, Facebook, Contact Us
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2017-2018 Citation GOALS
for Every Rotarian
 
1. Bring in a new member.
2. Take Part in a Global Grant Project or in a Community Service Project
3. Take Action to promote Rotarys Public Image & Community Awareness.
4. Contribute to the Rotary Foundation and/or the GRSP Endowment.
5. Earn the Rotarian Celebration Citation.
 
(For details - Click Here:
 
Attn: Club Presidents:
2017-2018 GOALS for CLUBS
 
1. Participate in doing more good with Parntership Projects.
2. Publicize the good your club is doing locally & Globally.
3. Achieve a net gain in members & increase diversity.
4. Give to the RI Foundation/GRSP at least 10% more than 2016-17
5. Qualify for District All Clubs Celebration Citation recognition.
 
(For details - Click Here:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
This is how the Resources Page looks!
Click HERE to check it out NOW.
 
Share the BEST of Your Club on Our District 6920 RESOURCES page:
 
Share RESOURCES & Knowledge!
 
Find a WORLD of information, inspiration, help and great ideas shared between Clubs and Rotarians in our District.
 
Our District RESOURCES page is ONLY as great as WE make it.
Every Rotarian, every Club can add info right now.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Have You Visited our District Facebook Page?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Want to read more?
Click on the link below for Rotary International News Online -
news, feature stories from Clubs and Rotarians around the world & our District
- BE INSPIRED -
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Connect with YOUR District!
 
 
 
 
Your District WEB Site: http://www.rotarydistrict6920.net
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Share a TWEET on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Rotary6920

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