Exchange Club Putnam County

10/23/2026

10/23/2026

A special thank you to Ms. Angie Wells, Director of Leadership Putnam, for being our guest speaker tonight at the Exchange Club of Putnam County!

Angie did a wonderful job explaining how Leadership Putnam works and sharing the amazing things they do through community . We are so fortunate to have dedicated individuals like Angie making a difference in our community!

Thank you, Angie, for taking the time to join us tonight. We truly appreciate you and all that you do for Putnam County! ❤️

10/07/2026

Join us October 22,2026 at 6pm at the Putnam County Courthouse for Exchange Club of Putnam County meeting! We will have a special guest speaker and we will be collecting non perishable food items for a local food bank.

09/23/2026

Exchange Club of Putnam County will have a meet this Thursday September 24th 6pm at the Putnam County Courthouse conference room. Please try to attend and invite someone to come with you!

09/09/2026

09/05/2026

Calling all Exchange Club of Putnam County members! We need donations of baked goods for our booth at the Fall Fun Fest on September 11th and 12th. If you can donate reach out to me or Charlotte and we can arrange drop offs. Also if anyone can volunteer some time to help work the booth that weekend it would help so much! Let’s get out there and let the community know what Exchange is about!

08/31/2026

Let’s give back to our community food banks! The Exchange Club of Putnam County will be collecting food donations to join Exchange clubs across the state. We will be collecting food at our next club meeting on September 24,2026 at 6pm at the Putnam County Courthouse Conference Room. If you want to make a donation before then reach out to us here or contact Charlotte Sanders at 931 265 5185 or Carrie Argo at 931 252 2466 and we can arrange pick up. Thank you and let’s show up big for Putnam County to support a local food bank!

05/25/2026

Memorial Day was never about a long weekend.

It started in the years after the Civil War, when towns across America gathered at gravesites to lay flowers and read names out loud. The point was simple. Don't let anyone disappear.

That's still the work today. Say the names. Tell the stories. Make sure the children in our communities know who they're walking past in the cemetery.

The Exchange Club has spent more than a century honoring service. Today we honor the ones who paid the highest price for it.