The Rotary Club of Johns Creek

The Rotary Club of Johns Creek The Rotary Club of Johns Creek, founded in 2000, meets at 12:15 PM every Monday in the Heritage Room of Johns Creek Baptist Church (6910 McGinnis Ferry Rd).

On Saturday, October 24, Johns Creek Rotary and Daffodils4Hope joined forces to plant 1,000 daffodil bulbs around the Pe...
10/28/2020

On Saturday, October 24, Johns Creek Rotary and Daffodils4Hope joined forces to plant 1,000 daffodil bulbs around the Peace Pole that was dedicated a couple of weeks ago at Emory Johns Creek Hospital. Thank you to all that showed up from both organizations and a special thank you to Marilyn Margolis and Emory Johns Creek for providing the space in front of the Winship Cancer Center at the hospital. Make a point of visiting the spot in March to see the spectacular show that 1,000 daffodils will bring to the Peace Pole area.

2020 United Way of Forsyth Week of Caring SponsorUnited Way of Forsyth County and our community are excited to involve t...
09/28/2020

2020 United Way of Forsyth Week of Caring Sponsor

United Way of Forsyth County and our community are excited to involve the Rotary Club of Johns Creek as a 2020 Week of Caring Sponsor in meal sponsorship, literacy kits, school supply kits, as well as snack pack sponsors to benefit our local community members handling the aftermath of this global pandemic.

You can get involved via the online auction happening this week. The Link: www.32auctions.com/uwfc. Bidding begins today, Monday, September 28th and goes through 1:00 pm on Friday, October 2.

Peace Pole Dedication at Emory Johns CreekThank you to everyone from Johns Creek and Johns Creek North Fulton Rotary Clu...
09/28/2020

Peace Pole Dedication at Emory Johns Creek

Thank you to everyone from Johns Creek and Johns Creek North Fulton Rotary Clubs who joined us on a perfect fall day for the dedication of a new Peace Pole on September 21st, the United Nations International Day of Peace.

The pole is one of more than an estimated 200,000 Peace Poles throughout the world. The pole has the wording "May Peace Prevail on Earth" in the eight languages most commonly spoken in our area. Its home was generously provided by Emory Johns Creek Hospital, with special thanks to Marilyn Margolis for making it happen.

The International Day of Peace is celebrated in almost every country of the world and is devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. If you weren't able to join us last week, you can visit the Peace Pole at any time. It stands in a perfect location outside of the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory Johns Creek Hospital.

Join us a little later in the year when, thanks to the generosity of Daffodils 4 Hope, we plan on planting 1,000 daffodils around the pole. A date will be published here soon. Daffodils are considered a symbol of cancer survivorship.

Our club served our community this past Saturday. A great opportunity for us to gather, get fresh air and help make our ...
08/31/2020

Our club served our community this past Saturday. A great opportunity for us to gather, get fresh air and help make our community look better. Thank you to the club members that were able to join the effort on Saturday.

Another great virtual meeting of our club today. Thank you Carol H. for speaking about membership.
08/31/2020

Another great virtual meeting of our club today. Thank you Carol H. for speaking about membership.

Rotary and its GPEI partners celebrate a monumental achievement, say global eradication of wild polio is possible with t...
08/31/2020

Rotary and its GPEI partners celebrate a monumental achievement, say global eradication of wild polio is possible with the continued dedication and persistence of Rotarians.

The World Health Organization (WHO) on 25 August announced that transmission of the wild poliovirus has officially been stopped in all 47 countries of its African region. This is a historic and vital step toward global eradication of polio, which is Rotary’s top priority.

After decades of hard won gains in the region, Rotary and its partners in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) — WHO, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, UNICEF, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and Gavi, the vaccine alliance — are proclaiming the milestone an achievement in public health. They offer it as proof that strong commitment, coordination, and perseverance can rid the world of polio.

https://www.rotary.org/en/african-region-declared-free-of-wild-poliovirus

Club member Dr Bowns delivering $1200 check to The Place of Forsyth to help replenish their food pantry shelves. The clu...
06/23/2020

Club member Dr Bowns delivering $1200 check to The Place of Forsyth to help replenish their food pantry shelves. The club has not been meeting in person so we took the unspent money budgeted for our club lunches and we are giving it to food pantries in the area.

Thank you Dr. Tritt for giving us a medical / hospital-oriented update on Covid-19 at today's virtual meeting. Thank you...
04/06/2020

Thank you Dr. Tritt for giving us a medical / hospital-oriented update on Covid-19 at today's virtual meeting. Thank you club president Marilyn Margolis for arranging our speaker today. It was a great session and a unique / refreshing opportunity to hear about this crisis outside Facebook and main stream media sources.😉 Rotary International Rotary District 6910

Due to the Corona Virus situation and until further notice, we are unable to meet in person. Therefore, we have been usi...
04/06/2020

Due to the Corona Virus situation and until further notice, we are unable to meet in person. Therefore, we have been using Zoom to have virtual meetings. As Rotarians, we love to gather and join in a sense of community (even if we have to resort to virtual community 😆). If you are not currently a member of Rotary but are interested in Rotary, please message us and we will find a way to get you any information you may need. We can coordinate you joining by Zoom with us or at one of our in-person meetings once those start back up. In the meantime, stay safe and take care. Rotary International Rotary District 6910

Club member, Dr. Allen Bowns, 'caught in the act' of delivering needed food supplies to The Place of Forsyth County . Th...
03/14/2020

Club member, Dr. Allen Bowns, 'caught in the act' of delivering needed food supplies to The Place of Forsyth County . The Place is helping fill a need during the school closings by providing lunches for those in need that rely on school lunches.
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