No Friday Meeting Until January 5
Join Us for a Holiday Gathering and Whiskey Raffle Drawing This Thursday, December 14
Alison Norris has invited us all - especially those who have purchased tickets for our third Whiskey Raffle - to join in Holiday Thirsty Thursday festivities at her home this Thursday, December 14, from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Please let Alison know if you'll be joining (email: callingdunwoodyhome@gmail.com) and plan to bring an appetizer and bottle of wine to share.
The address? Maxstoke Manor, 5431 Trowbridge Drive, Dunwoody, Georgia 30338.
Still need raffle tickets? See the story below.
Whiskey Raffle Update
It's Time to Give Away the Blanton's!
It's time to head for the website - just click here and buy your Raffle #3 tickets for $30 each. Pass the info along to your friends and family - and let them know it helps us do all we do in the community!
Congratulations!
Rick Otness, This Year's William M. Mulkey Greater Giving Award Recipient
In 2015, the Rotary Club of Dunwoody established the William M. Mulkey Greater Giving Award, an annual award to honor a Dunwoody Rotarian for exemplary work on behalf of The Rotary Foundation, the Club and its Charitable Fund. This year, we honor Rick Otness for all he has done to support all our initiatives. Join us in congratulating Rick - pictured here with wife Maureen at one of the many club fundraisers he helped support - from RunDunwoody and the Governor's Ball to the barbecue and a Polio Plus fundraiser. And for all he has done to keep us well organized and ready to do good in the community;
Thank You!
Your Generosity Will Make a Difference
Thanks to all of us, the Marines will make many children happy in this year's Toys for Tots giveaway. After the holiday luncheon, we filled a truck with six bikes - and bags and bags of toys. A special thanks to Jim and Janet Glass for their continued leadership on this project.
And to share a little recap from President Jack's holiday letter, we're celebrating that we continue to Create Hope in the World via our collective good deeds:
- Providing more than 100 backpacks for children in Tapestri's programs
- Delivering equipment to people with disabilities through FODAC
- Welcoming US soldiers back home at the Hartsfield Jackson USO
- Sponsoring a new GRSP student - Ahmed - and supporting Rotary Youth Exchange, Dunwoody High School Interact and Scholarship programs, Character Counts, the Laws of Life, and books for Dresden and Kingsley Elementary, as well as Thanksgiving baskes at Kingsley
- Cleaning up the Dunwoody Nature Center and Bounds Gardens
- Helping the victims of the Maui fire
- Starting a much-needed affordable Respite Care Facility here in Dunwoody
- Bringing water to schools in Nepal that have none
For 40 years, our club has done a lot and it all starts with one person who sees a need and begins to take action. Thank you for being Rotary people of action!
