www.greenvillerotaryclub.org

Welcome to our club!

We are a group of concerned citizens of the Greenville area who like to have fun while helping others. Our service emphasis is on youth and international friendship. Join us on Thursday to see for yourself!
Greenville

Do Good - Have Fun

We meet Thursdays at 6:15 PM
The Mountain View Brasserie
10697 State Route 32
Greenville, NY  12083
United States of America
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Tree Lighting 2018
Greenville Rotary's tree lighting event for 2018 was a true success. Thanks to all our tree sponsors, Rotarians, Interact students, Santa and Mrs. Claus, the Grinch, the Town of Greenville, and everyone who brought their children to visit with Santa, get a gift, win prizes, and enjoy hot cocoa and cookies!
Welcome New Members
Greenville Rotary was thrilled to welcome four new members to our club last month. Pictured at their installation are: (l. to r.) Robert Snyder, Jr, sponsoring Rotarian, Tom Vance, Hop Barn Brewing; Caressa Kelly and Madyson Vance, The Tasting Room; Irene Vance, Clear Paths Massage and Reflexology, and sponsoring Rotarian Jessica Snyder.
Trunk or Treat a Howling Success!
Trunk or Treat 2018 was a success! Hundreds of children joined the Greenville Rotary Club and the GCS Interact Club for safe trick-or-treating. Thanks to all of those who brought their decorated vehicles and to all the parents who brought their kids. See you next year!
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Interesting Speakers at Upcoming Meetings
We have some interesting speakers coming to our weekly meetings.  This week, October 18, we will be joined by Anna Plattner and Justin Wexler of American Ginseng Pharm.   Anna and Justin will be teaching us about ginseng and its use and cultivation.  They also will have some preparations for us to taste!
The following Thursday, Jerry Smith will talk about the Questar Automotive Technology program for high school students.  Jerry is an instructor for the program, which is housed at Columbia-Greene Community College.
On November 8, our guests will be Stephanie Murphy and Scott Homer from OnTrack Occupational Therapy, which is a new local practice.
November 15 speakers will be students from Greenville High School, talking about the Memory Project, which is a program where local students are paired with children living in challenging situations around the world.   Our art students will  create portraits of the international children, with the goal of helping them feel valued and loved.
Dictionary Day
Tuesday,October 16 was DictionaryDay at the Scott M. Ellis Elementary School.  Each third-grade student was given a brand-new dictionary, courtesy of the Greenville Rotary Club.  A dictionary scavenger hunt and other games followed.  The dictionaries are used by students and teachers throughout the year.   Ellis Principal Peter Mahan assures our club that the printed books arestill valuable, even in this era of digital dependence.  Pictured are Rotarians Barbara Licata and Patty Ublacker distributing the dictionaries to students.
 
 
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Club Executives & Directors
President
Cecile Plattner
Vice President
Mark Wilcox
Secretary
Jessica Snyder
Treasurer
Robin Frechette
Youth Exchange Officer
Todd Hilgendorff
Board Alternate
John Ingalls
YEO Emeritus
Judy Goodsell
Sargeant at Arms
Dianne Lewis
Past President
John Ingalls
 
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Will it Build Good will and Better Friendship?

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Rotary International Avenues of Service

We channel our commitment to service at home and abroad through five Avenues of Service, which are the foundation of club activity.

  • Club Service focuses on making clubs strong. A thriving club is anchored by strong relationships and an active membership development plan.
  • Vocational Service calls on every Rotarian to work with integrity and contribute their expertise to the problems and needs of society. Learn more in  and the .
  • Community Service encourages every Rotarian to find ways to improve the quality of life for people in their communities and to serve the public interest. Learn more in .
  • International Service exemplifies our global reach in promoting peace and understanding. We support this service avenue by sponsoring or volunteering on international projects, seeking partners abroad, and more.
  • Youth Service recognizes the importance of empowering youth and young professionals through leadership development programs such as , , , and .
 
Flamingo Ordering Information

Now you can order a flamingo flock to land on your friend's lawn, and do it totally on line!  

 
Then, email it to us at greenvillenyrotaryclub@gmail.com
Last, use the Pay Pal button below to select your flock size and pay for it!
Thanks for your support!
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