Race Beneficiaries
Our race has benefited dozens of local non-profits and organizations over the past fourteen years, including the below. Grant applications are welcomed in October of each year (contact East Cobb Rotary for more details).
American Cancer Society Relay for Life
Boy Scouts of America
Brumby Elementary
Camp Kudzu
Center for Children and Young Adults
Cobb Library Foundation
Cobb County Public Safety
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
East Cobb Park
Family Promise of Cobb County
Laws of Life School Essay Contest
Kidz2Leaders
Project Mail Call
Rally Foundation
Rotary Youth Exchange Program
"Service Above Self" Heroes
Walton / East Cobb Robotics
WellStar Foundation (Hospice)
Wheeler High School AVID Program
YMCA NE/East Cobb
Another HUGE virtual participation in our weekly meeting... Thank you @Joe Murphy for being our gracious host. A big thank you to Jennifer Rhett from REAP, our guest speaker this morning. And thank you to our club members for attending this a.m., some of you brand new to the ZOOM call experience. It was great to see some faces that many of us hadn't seen in weeks!
Last (but not least) if you don't have a Rotary Club to call home, message us if you'd like to attend a meeting!
A Rotary Meeting is a great way to kickoff your Wednesday!
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#ThisIsHowWeZoomWednesday
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Ohhhhh Now it’s on...
Our Club is meeting virtually and “doing good on the Interwebs”!!! 🧐😀😄 Also click on the Newsflash below to see the “fancy 2 second animation!” Level UP!
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Fellow ECR's and Extended Rotary Family:
A note from Lynn Hannah ...
Thank you everyone for responding so faithfully to our efforts to help others in need during the COVID19 crisis. My truck bed was 100 percent full, and I had to put the extra groceries on the inside of the truck. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
LET’S DO IT AGAIN!
AGAIN, this Wednesday 4/8 - Friday 4/10 from 8:00a.m. to 6:30p.m, at 3650 Lower Roswell Road, Marietta, leave you non-perishable groceries in the bed of the truck parked in the driveway (so you don’t have to worry about personal contact). All canned items are welcomed, but especially canned fruit, green beans, spaghetti, canned milk, canned potatoes, canned meats, chunky soups, and canned pasta. Ramen noodles and snack bars are appreciated also.
A note from Greg Elder ...
WOW! From the bottom of our hearts just WOW! We are so incredibly blessed by your generosity. With 150 families a day coming to us for food and with plans to distribute 3000 boxes of food through Cobb schools next week we are so humbled and encouraged by you! Thank you for standing in the gap and helping your local neighbors in need during this critical time!
Blessings,
Greg Elder
Sr. Director – Resource Development
Direct: 678-218-4515
Mobile: 404-597-9297
Fax: 770-423-0446
www.mustministries.org
MUST Ministries
1407 Cobb Parkway North
P. O. Box 1717
Marietta, GA 30061
This was something we are SO thankful about. Dr. Kay not only pulled through her round with Covid-19, but did all the things humanly possible to prevent spreading the virus to others.
Now that she has recovered, she has resumed her duties which includes continuing her work on the Covid-19 task force.
We are so grateful for all the things you do, Dr. Kay, but are most grateful for your health and well-being!!!!
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PS - On a personal note - Listen to our Episode 2 of our podcast Spoke’n Wheel, Segment 1 to hear an interview we had with Dr. Kay before the Covid Crisis. She’s an absolute delight to interview and get to know! - E.
Around Town - Marietta Daily Journal
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After confining herself to her east Cobb bedroom for two weeks to recover from a COVID-19 infection, state Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick said she wants people to know they will get through this pandemic and that most folks are going to be fine.Episode 3 of our Podcast is being edited and will air Friday, April 3rd on all listening platforms.
It’s a doozy of an episode. You’re going to definitely want to listen. Here’s the trailer...
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Last week I asked a rhetorical question: “If Rotary’s motto is ‘Service Above Self’, how then do we continue to serve in these uncertain times, when we are all so intensely focused on preserving the Self?” Well. I found my answer when I interviewed my guests for Friday’s upcoming podcast...Our Sponsors
