This Week's Happenings

About the Rotary Club of Clayton

The Rotary Club of Clayton is proud to be a local chapter of Rotary Internationalβ€”a global network of neighbors, friends, and leaders who come together to create lasting change. Our members share a passion for service, fellowship, and making a positive difference both in our community and around the world.

What We Do:

  • Connect Business and Community Leaders: We bring together a diverse group of professionals and community members who are committed to improving lives in Rabun County and beyond.

  • Host Meetings, Fundraisers, and Service Projects: Through regular gatherings, fundraising events, and hands-on projects, we build strong bonds while working toward common goals.

  • Foster Fellowship and Leadership: Rotary provides opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, and ethical service, strengthening both individuals and the communities they serve.

Our Focus Areas:

  • Education: Promoting education through scholarships and supporting initiatives that empower students to succeed.

  • Health and Peace: Supporting clean water projects, fighting disease, promoting peace, and fostering healthy communities around the world.

  • Community Support: Partnering with local nonprofits, backing essential community initiatives, and lending a helping hand where it’s needed most.

  • Youth Development: Mentoring and inspiring the next generation of leaders through service opportunities and leadership programs.

Whether it’s organizing charity drives, awarding scholarships, participating in international relief efforts, or volunteering at local events, the Rotary Club of Clayton is dedicated to building stronger communities and creating a better world for all.

RECENT NEWS & EVENTS

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Interact Club of Tallulah Falls School
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Heartwarming evening recognizing and serving First Responders of Rabun County ! Special call out to Jim Antosiak for his organization and passion to make it an amazing night of gratitude to those who selfishly serve our community! Thank you to the many Rotarians who showed up for Service Above Self! ... See MoreSee Less

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What a fun Rotary lunch meeting celebrating the members of the club! We played trivia, learned how to be happy when retired, took selfies then borrowed some tablecloths to use as ponchos!

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πŸŽ‰ This Week at Rotary: Club Assembly

This Thursday is all about celebrating our Rotary family! πŸ’™πŸ’›

We’ll celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, put our knowledge to the test with a fun trivia game, enjoy plenty of fun and fellowship, and hear from Monte as he reflects on his retirement.

Rotarians, join us for a fun meeting celebrating the people and friendships that make Rotary of Clayton so special!

πŸ“ Rotary of Clayton Community Room
πŸ•š Fellowship begins at 11:45 AM
🍽️ Lunch at 12:00 PM

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πŸ’™πŸ’› Rotary Recap!

This week, we had the opportunity to attend the GRSP Picnic and spend time with our GRSP student, Thomas Tanabe from Brazil! πŸ‡§πŸ‡·πŸŒŽ We’re excited to have Thomas with us this year and look forward to all the experiences and friendships ahead!

At our weekly meeting, we were also honored to hear from Cammie Wolf Rice, who shared her inspirational story of turning personal loss into purpose and using her experience to make a difference in the lives of others. Thank you, Cammie, for sharing your story with us! πŸ’›

Another great week of fellowship, inspiration, and Rotary!

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πŸ’™πŸ’› Meet Your Officers & Directors!

This Friday, we’re introducing Brooke Teague Cannon, Public Image Director for the Rotary Club of Clayton!

Brooke has been a Rotarian since 2023. One of her favorite Rotary projects is cooking at the Rabun County Wildcats football games. It’s a fun way to serve Wildcat Nation and support the team she loves! 🏈

For Brooke, one of the best parts of Rotary has been the friendships. From her very first meeting, she felt welcomed and included, and Rotary has given her the opportunity to build relationships with people she may never have met otherwise.

When it comes to Service Above Self, Brooke believes service is about empowering and encouraging others, a value deeply rooted in her faith in Jesus Christ. Whether it’s serving through a community project or simply taking the time to invest in one person, she believes even the smallest acts of service can make a lasting impact. πŸ’›

A few fun facts about Brooke: She’s one of fewer than 10 members of our club who was born and raised right here in Rabun County, she loves Wildcats football, and if it’s summertime, you can find her somewhere soaking up the sun! β˜€οΈ

We’re thankful to have Brooke serving on our leadership team and helping share the story of Rotary in our community!

πŸ’™ Service Above Self | Create Lasting Impact
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πŸ’› Everyone is invited to attend

This Thursday, the Rotary Club of Clayton is honored to welcome Cammie Wolf Rice, mother, advocate, author, and agent for change.

After losing her son at age 32 following his long battle with opioid misuse, Cammie chose to turn her pain into purpose. Today, she is dedicated to raising awareness about the opioid epidemic and advocating for alternative pain management strategies.

Her story is one of loss, purpose, and creating changeβ€”and we hope you’ll join us to hear it.

πŸ“… Thursday, August 20
🀝 Fellowship: 11:45 AM | Lunch: 12:00 PM
πŸ“ Food Bank of Northeast Georgia
Rotary of Clayton Community Room

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