When most people think about Rotary service, they picture backpack drives, food pantries, park cleanups, or home repair projects. Those are meaningful ways we serve our communities, but to start this year I’d like to challenge every Rotary club in District 6910 to ask an important question: How are we improving the health of women and children in our communities?
What makes a Rotary club truly vibrant? It’s more than great meetings or successful service projects. Vibrant clubs create meaningful
Leadership in Rotary is about more than wearing a pin or holding a title. It is about inspiring others, strengthening
The stories we tell have the power to inspire service.
That message took center stage during the Public Image Excellence Awards at the 2026 Rotary District 6910 Conference in Cherokee, North Carolina, where Rotarians paused to celebrate something often overlooked: the volunteers who make sure the incredible work happening across our district doesn’t go unnoticed.
For Rotary District 6910, one of those moments came at this year’s District Conference, when Rotarians from across Georgia gathered in the beautiful mountains of Cherokee, North Carolina.
August is Rotary Membership Month–a great opportunity to showcase your club, strengthen member engagement, and introduce Rotary to people in your community who are looking for meaningful ways to serve. While it’s often associated with attracting new members, it’s also the perfect time to recognize, celebrate, and engage the members who already make your club successful. After all, the best membership strategy begins with creating an outstanding experience for current members.
A new Rotary year brings new opportunities, new goals, and for many clubs, a new Membership Chair. Whether you’re new
Membership growth doesn’t happen by accident. The Rotary Club of Clayton has built momentum by telling a compelling story, creating new ways to participate, and making fellowship a priority. Their experience offers practical ideas that every club can consider during Membership Month.
Registration is now open for the annual character education and partnership luncheon on Friday, August 21, from 11:30 AM-1:15 PM
When communities face disaster, Rotary doesn’t simply respond. Rotarians show up, roll up their sleeves, and stay until the work is done.
That spirit was on full display June 4 to 6 as nearly 100 Rotarians, Girl Scouts, and community volunteers gathered at Camp Tanglewood in Augusta to help restore a place that has shaped generations of young leaders.
