The Rotary Club of the Capital City meets weekly for breakfast on Tuesday mornings at 7:30 am at the North Hills Club located at 4824 Yadkin Drive in Raleigh.
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The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster: FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service
Mission: The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
Operating as usual
At the Rotary Club of the Capital City we aim to serve the local community, impact college students through our annual Styres scholarship, and so much more but we also have fun! Covid didn’t stop our annual gift exchange and this year’s zoom edition didn’t dissapoint! #rotaryclubofthecapitalcity #serviceaboveself
This week we are excited to have Tom Deadmore join our club. Tom is a past President of our club and we are thrilled to have him back! Welcome back Tom!
This morning we had the opportunity to induct Jonathan Bogues into the club. Jonathan is an attorney at Jordan Price focusing on commercial real estate and we are excited to have him in the Rotary Club of the Capital City!
Thank you to all veterans. What a great example of Rotary’s motto of service above self!
We had a great time today serving and helping Note in the Pocket. A true win win and an organization the Rotary Club of the Capital City is happy to serve!
Thank you Rotary Club of the Capital City - Raleigh, NC for volunteering with us today!
We appreciate and welcome volunteer groups! Is your business, civic organization, faith community or school group looking for a volunteer project? We have opportunities available Monday-Friday from 9:00-12:00 or 1:00-4:00pm. We have safe, socially distant volunteer stations.
Interested in booking your volunteer group or joining us an individual- contact Carole Trone, Volunteer Coordinator at [email protected].
Many thanks to John Germ for speaking to our club this morning. John was a previous Rotary International President and it was a true honor to hear from him this morning!
It felt great finally being able to hang the banner for being the home club to District Governor Hayden at our first in person/zoom Rotary meeting in months!
Rotations Kent Thompson and Scott Sorrell enjoying some boating at Lake Tillery!
Many thanks to Philip Cave and Scott Taylor with Pharmazam for bringing to us a great presentation this morning! If you’re a little bored from being home let us know and join us for a zoom one Tuesday morning at 7:30! #rotaryisfun #rotaryclubofthecapitalcity
We love seeing District Governor Hayden impacting Rotary clubs throughout our district!
District Governor David Hayden is with the Hillsborough Rotary Club NC tonight in his first official virtual club visit of the new year!
Rotary District 7710's Disaster Relief Committee provided a big shipment of PPE supplies which were divided among all clubs in our district. RCCC Rotarians Mark Carter and Debra DeCamillis delivered our share to Passage Home this week for use in their work with communities in need. #serviceaboveself #rotaryrocks
Please visit www.passagehome.org for more information or to make a donation.
Happy 4th from the Rotary Club of the Capital City!
Another fun Rotary zoom call this morning!
On the last day of the 2019-20 Rotary year we want to acknowledge David Daniel for serving as President for the past year. David did a great job leading our club. Thank you David!
Rotary in many ways is about giving and helping others but we also have fun! Our ladies figured they would shake things up with some mustaches during one of our recent meetings!
Fun virtual happy hour last night filled with music trivia! If this quarantine is boring you you should join our next one!
We may not be able to get together in person but the Rotary Club of the Capital City is still committed to having an impact throughout our community. We had a great board meeting last night and meeting this morning via Zoom!
Had a fun Rotary happy hour tonight full of bring your own drinks and music trivia!
Amidst this challenging time we are excited to support Duke Raleigh Hospital with a donation to its PG Fox Fund to support the operation of its COVID 19 Compassion Cart. This cart is used by the hospital chaplain when he/she visits doctors, nurses, and other hospital staff at least once per week and is stocked with snacks, etc. to be provided free of charge to those individuals. Holly Bradicich, who is Manager of Service Excellence and Volunteer Services, sent the following message: “This is wonderful! Thank you again for your kindness! The compassion cart is bringing joy to all team members at least once a week. We look forward to continuing this with the help of your donation.” If anyone wants to support this cause individually, they can use the following link https://www.dukehealth.org/hospitals/duke-raleigh-hospital/giving Then donate to the PG Fox Fund by credit card and, in the comments section related to their donation, specify that the donation is to be used for the COVID 19 Compassion Cart.
Learn how to make a donation or give a gift to Duke Raleigh Hospital.
Great seeing our very own David Hayden kicking off today’s luncheon at the annual President Elect Training Seminar! David’s impact and service with Rotary is fun to watch! #serviceaboveself
We couldn’t be more excited to have District 7710’s 2020-21 District Governor David Hayden, and a fellow RCCC member, presenting to next years Presidents of the District! It will be a great day empowering them thru the ideals of Rotary! #serviceaboveself
We had a fun morning as Randy Lickey is back from Pakistan and presented David Daniel and District Governor Elect David Hayden with many club banners and a gift!
We really appreciate Judge Paul Newby joining us this morning and giving a great presentation!
Many thanks to Shannon Hardy and Exploris Middle School for allowing Scott D. Sorrell, Advanced Planning Advisor and Neil Balas the opportunity to offer our 4 Way Test Essay Contest to her 8th grade students. Rotary’s 4 Way Test is:
1- Is it the truth?
2- Is it fair to all concerned?
3- Will it build good will and better friendships?
4- Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
These 8th graders are our winners and did a great job writing and doing videos of how they apply the 4 Way Test!
District Rotary Foundation chair and past District Governor Newman Aguiar joined us yesterday morning to share the Rotary's Foundation's impact on our local community and the success of World Polio internationally!!
A Special thank you to Tasha Thompson, Green Elementary School and Doug Revels, Burlington Coat Factory for helping us to provide warm coats to children in need in Wake County!
Thank you Mary Konwinski for bringing back the flag from The First Flight Rotary Club and sharing with us today!
David Daniel our club president is with Tim Chalmers who introduced our speaker Charles Gilliam with Wake County Register of Deeds and fellow Rotarian. Charles shared a wealth of information about our County records at our Tuesday morning meeting. Great program!
Excited a newer member John Constance completed his Red Badge program and his mentor Scott D. Sorrell, Advanced Planning Advisor was there to present it to him!
James Dorset receives his Blue Badge from mentor Blair Schrum. Congratulations James!
The Rotary Club of the Capital City we thank you for your support and donation in helping the children in need in Wake County "Socks & Souls" by Note in the Pocket.
The absolute best Rotary meeting with Kim and Penn Holderness from the Holderness Family. They left their careers to follow their passion and today they are a huge success in social media! Thank you for sharing your story with us. As you can see Mary and Bryan are huge fans as is the rest of the RCCC!
Chris Caldwell introduce d our guest speaker Dan Daniel, Director of Development for the Tammy Lynn center. Dan shared with us the wonderful things the center has accomplished in caring for children with Developmental Disabilities. They have had so much success in making a difference in these children's lives. Thank you for sharing with us Dan Daniel!
Bryan Jones receives his Blue Badge from President- elect Scott Sorrell. Mary Konwinski received her Blue Badge from past President Debra DeCamillis. Congratulations and welcome to the Blue Badgers of RCOCC!!!
4824 Yadkin Dr
Raleigh, NC
27609
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Excited a newer member John Constance completed his Red Badge program and his mentor Scott D. Sorrell, Advanced Planning Advisor was there to present it to him!
The Rotary Club of the Capital City held their annual Golf tournament on October 1st.
Great time on Saturday raising awareness for Global Run4water! Special thanks to Eric Schrum for organizing this event!
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