GRSP Awards, 2021-22 & Student Karoline Petersen!
What You Missed Last Week!We had a full program last week. We would like to say, Congratulation to our Students of the Month!!! We are so proud of our youth and the promising futures they have and the path they are one. Our GRSP Student Karoline Petersen, shared and walked us through her journey to get her here in Thomasville. Karoline is full of adventure and has even started her own blog on Facebook about here time in Georgia please go and follow her. The VISION of GRSP is To develop leaders who promote understanding and peace around the world. It's MISSION: is to provide scholarships to advance cultural understanding and social experiences through friendship, develops potential global leaders, and expands the ideals of Rotary around the world. We have some very generous givers in our club and through their giving they are helping so many. We honor those who have given! 
Sustaining $100-$499 Brett Jenkins, Jamie Lawrence
Governor $500-$999 Morgan Bailey, Will Felts ,Walter Marria, Andy Sheppard, Lauren Vann Will Watt Fellow $1,000-$2,499 Jeremy Emmett, Andrew Jones, Wayne G Newsome, Angela Pollock Williamson Hue Thomas Fellow $2,500-$4,999 Michael E. Bixler Kendall Weisiger Fellow $5,000-$7,499 Thomas J. Callaway III, Langdon S. Flowers, Deborah L. Goodman, Wallace Goodman, Jr., Rick Piper, Franklin I Smith, W. Gary Tucker Jake Cheatham Fellow $7,500-$9,999 Thomas J. Callaway, III ,Wilson Carraway, Langdon S. Flowers, Deborah L. Goodman, W. Powell Jones, B. Scott Rich, Franklin I Smith, W. Gary Tucker Ronnie Waller Fellow $10,000-$14,999 Wilson Carraway, W. Powell Jones, B. Scott Rich Jim Brim $15,000-$19,999 Philip Watt, Teri Hurst White
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The Centennial Committee was established by the Club Board and President to develop appropriate Club Centennial celebration events. After Covid caused us to amend many of our plans, the committee agreed to take funds which had been reserved for gala events and dedicate them to a gift to our community. This gift would seek to make a significant and long-lasting impact on our coummunity. We sought to follow the precedents set by our club over the past hundred years such as providing medical care for victims of the polio pandemic, building Camp Rotary which is now Camp Piney Woods, and others. We tentatively gave this gift a nickname of "The Big Impact Gift".
