We are always happy to support Greenville High School students! (L to r)Bella and Riley from SADD spoke to us about the Post-prom Party, and actors Hudson and Rachel shared about this year’s musical, The Addams Family. Standing between Hudson and Rachel is our amazing Brazilian exchange student, Rafa.
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!
Do Good - Have Fun
We meet Thursdays at 6:15 PM
The Mountain View Brasserie
The Mountain View Brasserie
10697 State Route 32
Greenville, NY 12083
United States of America
Greenville, NY 12083
United States of America
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5/2 Club Assembly
5/4 District Assembly - Dutchess Day School - 8:30 - 2 p.m. - Millbrook
5/5 District Event - Women in Rotary - noon to 3 p.m. in New Paltz
5/6 Scholarship Committee meeting - noon at HS
5/8 Meeting - SADD, musical students, possibly Interact, Community Partners
5/4 District Assembly - Dutchess Day School - 8:30 - 2 p.m. - Millbrook
5/5 District Event - Women in Rotary - noon to 3 p.m. in New Paltz
5/6 Scholarship Committee meeting - noon at HS
5/8 Meeting - SADD, musical students, possibly Interact, Community Partners
Board meeting
5/16 Linda Tripp, 100th Anniversary of 4-H
5/23 Janelle Bucci, Girl Scouts
5/27 Memorial Day Parade
5/30 Jim Goode - American Legion/Boy Scouts
6/6 Senior Awards night at GCS
Club Assembly
6/13 Meeting - club business
6/20 Meeting - Youth Exchange host families and students
6/27 Meeting - club business
8/00 Raffle begins
9/7 Tag Day
9/28 Greenville Day
10/31 Trunk or Treat
5/16 Linda Tripp, 100th Anniversary of 4-H
5/23 Janelle Bucci, Girl Scouts
5/27 Memorial Day Parade
5/30 Jim Goode - American Legion/Boy Scouts
6/6 Senior Awards night at GCS
Club Assembly
6/13 Meeting - club business
6/20 Meeting - Youth Exchange host families and students
6/27 Meeting - club business
8/00 Raffle begins
9/7 Tag Day
9/28 Greenville Day
10/31 Trunk or Treat
11/29 Tree Lighting
Thanks to everyone who came out to our Rotary Brooks BBQ today! We sold out of chicken and ribs and we really appreciate your support. All money raised will go to our community service programs, such as youth exchange, college scholarships, donations to community groups and international humanitarian aid.
Looking for Host Families for the 2019-2020 School Year
The Greenville Rotary is looking for families who would be interested in hosting an exchange student during the 2019-2020 school year. Greenville has a wonderful history of hosting an exchange student every year and an integral part of this is finding families to open their homes to youth from around the world.
The fascination and rewards of temporarily hosting a teen from another country is a unique opportunity provided by Rotary Clubs worldwide. Students come to our community and enroll in GCS for a full year. During that time, they stay with three different families to give them a sense of the diversity of family life in the U.S. The average stay with each family is 3-4 months.
Some families may have children close to the age of the exchange student, some may have older or younger children, others may be childless or empty nesters. Some families may be more interested in sports, others in culture. The only requirements are a separate bed for the student, open minds and big hearts.
Students are treated as members of the family, not as guests. If your children are assigned chores, your Rotary student can also have family chores. It’s the student’s job to adapt to the family, not vice versa. By hosting a Youth Exchange student in your home, you’ll make a young person’s dream come true, and you and your family will share an unforgettable and fulfilling experience.
If you are interested in becoming a host family please contact Greenville Rotary Youth Exchange Officer, Todd Hilgendorff. 518-966-5070 ext. 519. hilgendorfft@greenvillecsd.org
Website: http://yex7210.org/become-a-host-family/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! 
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. 
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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!Photos are displaying in the album. Enjoy!
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.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Youth Exchange Officer
Board Alternate
YEO Emeritus
Sargeant at Arms
Past President
Is it the Truth?
Is it Fair to All Concerned?
Will it Build Good will and Better Friendship?
Will it be Beneficial to All Concerned?
Is it Good for the Environment?
Is it Fair to All Concerned?
Will it Build Good will and Better Friendship?
Will it be Beneficial to All Concerned?
Is it Good for the Environment?
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 An Introduction to Vocational Service and the Code of Conduct.
- 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 Communities in Action: A Guide to Effective Projects.
- 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 Rotaract, Interact, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, and Rotary Youth Exchange.
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Rotary 110th convention brings world to Hamburg
Rotary brings the world to Hamburg One of the city’s largest and most multi-cultural conventions will bring €24 million HAMBURG, Germany (30 April 2019)
Tunisian Interactors win 2018 Interact Video Awards
Tunisian Interactors win 2018 Interact Video
Highlights of 2019 Rotary Council on Legislation
Council elevates RotaractRepresentatives from around the world also vote to preserve club
Make Ups:
Catskill-Tuesday Noon
Cairo - Thursday Evening
Coxsackie Athens -Wednesday Noon
Hudson - Monday Noon
Kinderhook - Tri Village -Wed. Evening
Northern Columbia Co. -Thursday Noon
Philmont – Wed. Evening
Windham – Wed. Evening
