EXECUTIVES / DIRECTORS |
| President | | Derek Schwerzler | | | Secretary | | Karen Eggers | | | Past President | | Raymer Sale | | | Treasurer | | Michael Townsend | | | Foundation Chair | | Bill Rosenberg | | | Membership Chair | | Chris Earnest | | | Vice President | | Justin Price | | | Sergeant-At-Arms | | Becky Munteanu | | | Public Relations Chair | | Tim Hur | | | Service Project Chair | | Ann LaFavor | | | Club Administration | | Jason Chandler | |
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Service Above Self
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We meet Tuesdays at 5:30 PM
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The 1818 Club
6500 Sugarloaf Parkway |
| Duluth, GA 30095 |
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Posted
by Hur, Tim
on Apr 17 2012
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RI District Conference -
Where: Hilton Head Island
When: May 10-13, 2012
Why: Cause it's ROTARY!
Who: YOU!
For any information, please contact us to go!
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Posted
by Hur, Tim
on Oct 4 2011
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Rotary Club of Gwinnett Mosaic hosts the Monster Mash Charity Poker Tournament. Wednesday October 26, 2011, at the 1818 Club.
Proceeds to benefit Rainbow Village's Capital Campaign.
Come
enjoy a devilishly great time while raising money for an incredible
charity. Show a little "spirit" and dress as your favorite superhero,
pirate, or princess and get an extra bump in starting chips. The
best dressed ghoul or ghoulette will get double the starting chips so
put a little effort into it. Or just come dressed however you were at
work and support a great cause. So prepare for a little double, double, toil and trouble, and may the river provide you all treats and no tricks. Entry
fee is $75 per person for poker or $25 to come root on your friends or
enjoy some bingo. All donations are tax-deductible. Great prizes for winners of poker and bingo include sports tickets, libations, and an exciting getaway trip. Registration begins at 6:00 PM. Cards and bingo begin at 7 PM. Evite search: Gwinnett Mosaic Monster Mash Charity Poker Tourney Join us on Facebook by searching Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club.
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Posted
by Hur, Tim
on Aug 24 2011
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Congratulations to the following organizations:
(in no particular order) -Right to Hike www.righttohikeinc.com
-Rainbow Village www.rainbowvillage.org
-Foster Children's Foundation www.fosterchildrensfoundation.org One of these three organizations will win our Charity Contest! We made a slight change of dates - the contest will run from August 15, 2011 - September 15, 2011. We will make our announcement shortly thereafter.
Again, during this public voting period, only one person can only vote for one
charity per day. The Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club reserves the right to
exclude and invalidate any votes the Gwinnett Rotary Club deems to be
completed by means of software generated or
other automated processes.
The winning charity will be
announced by September 30, 2011. For a complete set of rules, please click here. BUT. We ask one simple request. Friend us on facebook and twitter. www.facebook.com/gwinnettmosaic & www.twitter.com/gwinnettmosaic
TO VOTE FOR THE CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE, CLICK HERE! You MUST use Internet Explorer 9 and above, Firefox or Chrome to vote. You can even use your smartphone. (Apologies for those using IE8 or below!) We realize that people are having issues with the voting site, but please be patient with us as we work through the issues.
DO NOT SHARE THE VOTING LINK - we ask that you share our website link - www.gwinnettmosaic.com. After all, we are ultimately trying to increase our visability in the community. You may find some problems if you share the voting link itself.
If you have any questions, please email: contest @ gwinnettmosaic.com. Good luck!
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Posted
by Hur, Tim
on Aug 8 2011
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In the spirit of Rotary International’s main objective, Service Above Self
, each year the Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club seeks to collaborate with
one of the many outstanding charitable organizations in the metro area,
primarily in Gwinnett County,
to serve as our official community partner. Improving life within the
local community is a core focus of the Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club. This
year, we are excited to open the partnership opportunity to the
community through a public nomination and voting process.
The
award for the winning charity is an upfront $1,000 cash donation,
incremental donations on behalf of
the weekly guest speakers featured at each Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club
meeting, along with the name rights and recognition as our official
charity for the year for our weekly guest speakers. The cash value of
this incremental donation over the course of the
1-year partnership is an approximate $1,000.00, for a combined cash
donation of $2,000.00 (not to mention the intangible value of being the official charity for the guest speakers!)
Nominations will be open from now until July 15, 2011.
The nominations will be considered by the Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary
Club and the Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club Board of Directors, where the
top three charities will be selected at our discretion. Upon selection
of the top three charities, a public vote (via this same
website) will be taken from August 1, 2011 until August 30, 2011.
During this public voting period, only one person can only vote for one
charity per day. The Gwinnett Mosaic Rotary Club reserves the right to
exclude and invalidate any votes the Gwinnett Rotary Club deems to be
completed by means of software generated or
other automated processes.
The winning charity will be
announced by August 31, 2011. For a complete set of rules, please click here.
TO NOMINATE THE CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE, CLICK HERE! If you have any questions, please email: contest @ gwinnettmosaic.com. Good luck!
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Posted
by Hur, Tim
on Feb 7 2012
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Here are the upcoming speakers we have scheduled for the next coming weeks: February
7 Sandy McGrath, Georgia
Transplant Foundation
14 Valentines Day (No meeting)
21 Raymer Sale
28 Ann Sechrist, LifeLink of GA
March
6 Jenny Hall and Kim Hudson, Hudson
Family Foundation
13 Chris, Friends of Disable Adults and
Children 20
Brandy Swanson, The Art of
Negotiations 27 CAMERON
HENDERSON, Captain Corps Officer The Salvation Army |
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