In late May, the Rotary District 6910 Peacebuilding Committee received exciting news that could shape the future of peace education throughout our district. District 6910 was selected as one of a limited number of teams across North America to participate in the Rotarians for Peace Design Sprint, an innovative initiative presented by the Rotary Action Group for Peace.
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?
Leadership in Rotary is about more than wearing a pin or holding a title. It is about inspiring others, strengthening
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.
There are moments when service stops being an idea and becomes something you can see, touch, and build with your
by: Jason Lemley | Rotary Club of Dahlonega The Lumpkin County High School auditorium buzzed with excitement as hundreds of
If you want to see Rotary at its very best, don’t look at a meeting agenda — look at a
Julia Carlotto Biral of Brazil and Guang ‘Loski’ Jin of China were recently announced as the winners of the 2025-2026 Barbara M. and Donald L. Thomas Peace Award. The awards were presented in December by Rotary Club of Roswell Committee Chair John Carruth, alongside GRSP Executive Director Katheryne Fields and Past District Governor Cheryl Greenway.
Each year on October 24, Rotary members around the world unite to recognize World Polio Day, a moment to reflect
By Katheryne Fields Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP) Executive Director Katheryne Fields and District 6910 Chair and Foundation Director Cheryl Huffman traveled to Scandinavia
