Thursday, Sept. 12 Magic Kumquat ProductionsOur program on Thursday, Sept. 12 will be presented by Laura Albritton and Zickie Allgrove, documentary storytellers behind Magic Kumquat Productions. Magic Kumquat Productions creates documentary films with stories that engage, inspire and move viewers. The productions are dynamic and curiosity-driven, focusing on the natural world and remarkable individuals. Learn more about the duo and their films during our meeting.
Wednesday, Sept. 18 Coffee & ConversationsCoffee & Conversations is Wednesday, Sept. 18 at Grassroots Coffee from 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. There's no program; coffee and snacks are not included. Feel free to bring friends and potential members.
Questions? Contact Morgan Bailey. Thursday, Sept. 19 Pack & SortThe club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 19 will begin at 11:30 a.m. at Second Harvest Food Bank. Members will pack and sort vegetables and fruit for our Weston Park Produce Market on Saturday, Sept. 21. After we pack produce, lunch will be served.
Working together, serving together, having lots of FUN!
Saturday, Sept. 21 Produce Market at Weston ParkThe Produce Market at Weston Park begins at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21. To volunteer, please arrive by 7:30 a.m. to begin setting up and registering participants.
September Coat and Blanket DriveThroughout the month, Rotary is collecting new and gently used coats and blankets to support the Thomas County Food Bank’s
Coat Closet. Please bring coats and blankets to any meeting this month or contribute money to help purchase new coats. Cash donations will help the organization buy coats and blankets at discounted prices. Even a $5 or $10 donation can buy a coat or blanket.
Rotary has supported the Coat Closet almost since the launch of the Thomas County Food Bank about 20 years ago. The Coat Closet is open from
mid-October through early December during regular food bank hours. Volunteers schedule Food Bank clients to “shop” for coats for their families. Children are offered coats annually and adults can get them every two years. Blankets are distributed as needed. All clients meet income and circumstance qualifications for food assistance. Typically, the coat closet provides more than 1,000 coats and several hundred blankets every year.
Please bring your donations to any Rotary meeting in September or drop them by Brigit Smallwood’s office.
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