Rotary Club of Gilmer County GA

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Rotary Club of Gilmer County GA The Rotary Club of Gilmer County meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month at noon at Harrison Hall, 180 Dalton St, Ellijay, GA 30540. Lunch is at noon.

Our Gilmer Rotary Club is excited to award a grant of $4,000 to Gilmer County Schools at our club meeting on 10/12/2026!...
16/10/2026

Our Gilmer Rotary Club is excited to award a grant of $4,000 to Gilmer County Schools at our club meeting on 10/12/2026! The grant funds will be used to provide shoes to local families of Gilmer County Schools. Pictured left to right are Amy Bradshaw and Ashley Bramlett of Gilmer County Schools receiving the grant award from Gilmer Rotary Club President Alex Thomerson. As part of the club meeting, Alex Thomerson also shared information about the Rotary Foundation and the great work that the Foundation does to help the community.

23/09/2026

We are so excited to share our district grant this year has been awarded to Gilmer County Schools to provide essential items to students in need. This grant will relieve the burden of items students need for everyday life. The bulk of the grant will be used to provide appropriate shoes for students to wear to school.
The grant will be awarded at our regular meeting on October 12th.

08/09/2026

🔎 KNOW YOUR ROTARY: The Birth of The Rotary Foundation

Did you know that The Rotary Foundation began with just $26.50? 💙💛

In 1917, Rotary President Arch Klumph proposed creating an endowment “for the purpose of doing good in the world.” His vision was simple but powerful: bring Rotarians together to pool resources and create lasting change.

That same year, the Rotary Club of Kansas City, Missouri, USA, made the first contribution—$26.50—to what would eventually become The Rotary Foundation. By 1928, the Foundation was formally named The Rotary Foundation, with a Board of Trustees established to guide its mission and future.

🌎 Fast-forward more than a century, and that small beginning has grown into a global force for good—supporting efforts to promote peace, fight disease, provide clean water, support education, grow local economies, and save mothers and children.

✨ It’s a great reminder that you don’t have to start with a lot to make a difference. When we give together, we change the world.

💛 Service Above Self

14/07/2026

How well do you know The Rotary Foundation?

The Rotary Foundation is the charitable arm of Rotary International, transforming contributions into grants and programs that improve lives around the world. From clean water and education to peacebuilding and PolioPlus, every gift helps Rotary Create Lasting Impact.

This quick reference guide highlights how the Foundation is organized, how it is funded, and how your generosity supports life-changing projects locally and globally.

Whether you're new to Rotary or a longtime Foundation supporter, we hope you'll find it a helpful overview. To see it better, save the image by right clicking and save to your computer.

Thank you for supporting The Rotary Foundation and the good it makes possible.

We installed the new officers for the next Rotary year at today's.
22/06/2026

We installed the new officers for the next Rotary year at today's.

John Marshall, Gilmer County Post 2 Commissioner, was our guest speaker for our February 23 meeting. John's elected term...
02/03/2026

John Marshall, Gilmer County Post 2 Commissioner, was our guest speaker for our February 23 meeting. John's elected term is ending December 31, 2026, and he has decided not to seek reelection this year. He will retire along with his wife, Rotarian Penelope Marshall, a member of our club. John reviewed some of the accomplishments of the Board of Commissioners during his service, gave us some insights into the unfinished work that remains, and shared his personal guiding principles for public service. Gilmer County has been fortunate to have Commissioners of his caliber in our service.

Our club was privileged to provide a grant of $5000 to the first responders of Gilmer Fire and Rescue to support Opiod C...
12/02/2026

Our club was privileged to provide a grant of $5000 to the first responders of Gilmer Fire and Rescue to support Opiod Crisis Abatement. The grant will replace outdated and failing equipment for interventions in emergency situations in Gilmer County, and supply Narcan for treatment of opiod overdoses. President Brian Ridley presented the check to Paul Beamon, Aaron Freeman and Sam West at our February 9 meeting.

Monday's meeting has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
25/01/2026

Monday's meeting has been cancelled due to inclement weather.

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Harrison Hall, 180 S Dalton Street

30540

Opening Hours

Monday 12:00 - 13:00

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