Greenville Texas Rotary Club

Greenville Texas Rotary Club Service Above Self

We meet Wednesdays at 12:00 PM at The Landmark on Lee Street.

The Greenville Noon Rotary Club had an inspiring meeting today!We were honored to present a donation to Shepherd’s Watch...
06/17/2026

The Greenville Noon Rotary Club had an inspiring meeting today!

We were honored to present a donation to Shepherd’s Watch Foundation in support of their important mission to assist law enforcement agencies in the fight against human trafficking and the protection of vulnerable individuals in our communities. Stephanie Parker was on hand to accept the donation and share more about the foundation’s impactful work.

Our program was especially exciting as we welcomed Greenville High School Class of 2010 graduate Parker Francis, now a Lead Engineer at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, who joined us virtually. Parker shared his incredible career journey and gave us an inside look at his work as a project manager on the VIPER spacecraft, a mission designed to help explore the Moon.

We also want to remind everyone that this month’s Happy Bucks are being collected for Fans for FISH, helping provide cooling fans for those in our community who are in need.

Thank you to both of our guests for the difference you are making—locally and beyond—and for inspiring our members with your dedication and service.

The Greenville Noon Rotary Club had an inspiring meeting yesterday as we celebrated some of the brightest young leaders ...
06/11/2026

The Greenville Noon Rotary Club had an inspiring meeting yesterday as we celebrated some of the brightest young leaders from across Hunt County and beyond!

We were proud to award $16,000 in scholarships to some more outstanding graduating seniors:

🎓 Damon Spurlock – Caddo Mills High 🎓 Rohan Noor – Greenville High School🎓 Jamie Barrett – Greenville High School🎓 Sydney Craig – Wolfe City High School🎓 Ayden Guerrero – Boles High School
🎓 Sadie Coe – Greenville High School

We also had the privilege of hearing from our students who attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Camp this summer.

Each student shared how the experience challenged them, inspired them, and helped develop their leadership skills. These future seniors represented their schools and communities exceptionally well:
⭐ Grace Long
⭐ Piper Jackson
⭐ Addison Pope
⭐ Khloe Montenegro
⭐ Katia Enriquez
⭐ Levi Davenport
⭐ Jase Williams
⭐ Ryder Brantner
⭐ William Smith
⭐ Grant Bench

Our Happy Bucks this month will benefit Fans for FISH, helping provide cooling relief to community members during the hot summer months.

We also look forward to our upcoming service project, Popsicle Patrol at the Boys & Girls Club, where we’ll help spread a little summer fun and encouragement to local children.

Congratulations to all of these remarkable students. The future is bright!

Last week at Greenville Noon Rotary, our Happy Bucks collection supported the Boys & Girls Club of Greenville and their ...
05/31/2026

Last week at Greenville Noon Rotary, our Happy Bucks collection supported the Boys & Girls Club of Greenville and their summer snacks program for local students. 🍎💙

We were also honored to present scholarships to two outstanding graduating seniors:

🎓 Chloe Fulp – Greenville High SchoolChloe will attend East Texas A&M University to pursue elementary education and fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher.

🎓 Kale Ellis – Lone Oak High SchoolKale is headed to Texas A&M University in College Station to major in mechanical engineering.

Our program featured Mike Pugh, who shared information about the Rotary Youth Exchange Program and the incredible opportunities it provides students through cultural exchange and leadership development around the world.

Congratulations to these deserving students, and thank you to everyone who continues to make a difference in our communities through Rotary service!

Official Camp RYLA District 5810 is a wrap! We were honored to take 11 campers this year and had one returning alumni as...
05/29/2026

Official Camp RYLA District 5810 is a wrap! We were honored to take 11 campers this year and had one returning alumni as staff.
We are beyond proud of the growth these students have experienced.
Join us on June 10 at our meeting to hear all about their experience.

Another meaningful week at Noon Rotary! 💙This month, our Happy Bucks are going toward the Boys & Girls Club summer progr...
05/06/2026

Another meaningful week at Noon Rotary! 💙

This month, our Happy Bucks are going toward the Boys & Girls Club summer programs, helping provide snacks for kids attending throughout the summer. 🍎☀️

We were also honored to present a check to the Trevor Wade Daniel Foundation for the incredible work they do supporting families of terminally ill children. Kam Daniel was there to accept the check on behalf of the foundation, making the moment even more special. 💛

Grateful to be part of a community that continues to show up, give back, and make a difference!

Today at Noon Rotary, we were honored to hear from Adam Beene with FISH Ministries, who shared about their powerful YES ...
04/29/2026

Today at Noon Rotary, we were honored to hear from Adam Beene with FISH Ministries, who shared about their powerful YES Campaign—a commitment to always say yes to meeting the needs of our community. 💙

We’re also gearing up for a great service opportunity this Saturday, May 2 with Keep Greenville Beautiful for Tacos & Trash! 🌮🧹 Join us as we help clean up our community and enjoy tacos together at Rancho Viejo.

This month, our Happy Bucks continue to support the Boys & Girls Club Summer Popsicle Patrol, and we are collecting protein items for the Little Pantry on the Porch.

We were also proud to present checks to:
✨ Misty Little with 3FP Fiercely Fighting Fentanyl Poisoning for their important work raising awareness and fighting fentanyl-related deaths.
✨ Greenville High School 2026 Project Graduation, accepted by Principal Dr. William Stewart and senior parent Angela Brand, supporting a safe and fun celebration for our graduating seniors.

It was all about community health and service at this week’s Noon Rotary meeting!Our program featured Bonnie Stewart and...
04/23/2026

It was all about community health and service at this week’s Noon Rotary meeting!

Our program featured Bonnie Stewart and her team from Hunt Regional Lab Solutions, who shared an informative presentation about the important work they do, the services they provide, and how they help meet the healthcare needs of our community. The team also provided complimentary blood pressure and BMI checks for attendees during the meeting.

Happy Bucks this month will benefit the Boys & Girls Club Summer Popsicle Patrol Program. 🍧

Our current service project is collecting protein items for Pantry on the Porch to help support local families in need.

Another great day of fellowship, learning, and giving back!

It was all about education at today’s Noon Rotary meeting! 📚Representatives from six area school district education foun...
04/08/2026

It was all about education at today’s Noon Rotary meeting! 📚

Representatives from six area school district education foundations—Greenville, Commerce, Caddo Mills, Lone Oak, Campbell, and Greenville Christian—were presented with checks and shared how these funds will directly support students and staff across their districts. It’s inspiring to see the impact these partnerships make in our communities!

We were also proud to recognize Carver Elementary teacher Tiffini Watson as the Rotary Teacher of the Month for April—thank you for the difference you make every day! 🍎

Congratulations to Greenville High School senior Jamie Barrett, our Rotary Student of the Month! Jamie is part of the Early College High School program and will earn his Associate Degree in Engineering from Paris Junior College this May—before graduating high school. He plans to attend UT Austin this fall and major in Political Science. Incredible achievement! 🎓

Happy Bucks this month will support the Boys & Girls Club’s Summer Popsicle Project—a fun way to keep kids cool and cared for during the warmer months. ☀️🍧

Our April service project is focused on restocking the Pantry on the Porch. We’re encouraging donations of protein items to help meet an important community need.

It was another great day with the Noon Rotary Club!This month’s Happy Bucks will support the Boys & Girls Club’s summer ...
04/01/2026

It was another great day with the Noon Rotary Club!

This month’s Happy Bucks will support the Boys & Girls Club’s summer Popsicle Patrol—a fun and meaningful way to give back during the hot summer months.

Our April Service Project will focus on restocking the Pantry on the Porch. Protein items are especially needed, but please avoid canned meats as temperatures begin to rise.

We were also proud to present donations to two incredible organizations making a difference in our community—Arms of Hope (represented by Jeff Bridges) for the great work they do for single moms and children and the Boys & Girls Club of Greenville (represented by Holly Gumpert)in support of their summer enrichment programs.

A highlight of today’s meeting was the Rotary 4-Way Speech Contest featuring three outstanding area high school students. Their presentations were impressive, making it a tough decision for our judges!

🏆 Congratulations to Greenville High School senior Mia Wilcock for earning 1st place and a $500 scholarship!
🥈 2nd place went to Boles High School senior Ayden Guerrero, receiving a $300 scholarship.
🥉 Greenville Christian School junior Grant Bench earned 3rd place and a $200 scholarship—we look forward to seeing him compete again next year!

We are continually inspired by the generosity and talent within our community. 💙

It was another meaningful meeting at Greenville Noon Rotary today as we had the opportunity to give back to organization...
03/18/2026

It was another meaningful meeting at Greenville Noon Rotary today as we had the opportunity to give back to organizations that make a lasting impact in our community.

We were proud to present a check to the Sabine River Amateur Radio Club in appreciation for the important work they do, including their continued support of the Cotton Patch Classic Bike Race each year. Their dedication helps ensure the success and safety of this great community event.

We also recognized a very special milestone by presenting a check to Janet Weeks with SCRIPT, celebrating 50 years of service to the citizens of Hunt County. What an incredible legacy of commitment and care for our community!

Our program today was led by Gene Toohey, Commander of American Legion Post 17 and Past Department Commander of Texas Boys State, and his wife Marie Toohey. He shared insights on leadership, service, and the continued impact of the American Legion and Boys and Girls State programs in shaping future leaders.

Thank you to everyone who joined us today and continues to make a difference in Greenville and beyond!

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2920 Lee Street
Greenville, TX
75401

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