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- Rotarian Don Pittman shared the story of Paul Harris with us during the 2010 Distict ...
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Welcome to Rotary District 6880
Thanks for visiting the District website. We hope you will use this site often to stay up to date on what is going on in District 6880. The information here is placed here for you and your club's use so take great advantage of it. If you need more info on a subject, or have any problems with the website functionality, out dated information, or other questions related to electronic or information technology, contact the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Bill Trant District Governor 2017-18
Bill Trant is a native of Opp, Alabama. He graduated from Opp High School and is a graduate of Gupton Jones Mortuary College in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Trant has been in the funeral business for over 40 years. He lives in Opelika, and along with his son, Coley, owns and operates Jeffcoat-Trant Funeral Home & Crematory.
Rotary Leadership Institute
The Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) is a series of fast-paced, interactive, one-day courses offered to refine a Rotarian's leadership skills and increase their base of knowledge in Rotary.
The Story of Paul Harris
Rotarian Don Pittman shared the story of Paul Harris with us during the 2010 Distict Confernce. This is a very interesting presentation and well worth the watch. Don will also be happy to visit your club and give this presentation for you members as well.
Leadership
What: Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, is an intensive leadership training and conference for high school juniors and seniors. ...
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Since Rotary International's PolioPlus program's inception in 1985, more than two billion children have received oral polio vaccine. But Rotary's work is not done:...
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District Grants are designed to support the service activities and/or humanitarian endeavors of districts. A district can request up to 20 percent of its District Designated Funds for a grant that can be used to support multiple projects locally...
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The President Elect Training Seminar (PETS) is designed to provide essential and current information to incoming club presidents in order to prepare them to have an effective and successful year. Presidents-elect will have the opportunity to hear addresses by top...
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Pencils, reams of notebook paper, new clothes, new shoes, a tax free holiday and excitement or dread depending upon the personality can only mean that another school year is about to get underway. Classroom teachers for many years have used their own personal...
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Are you new to Rotary? Finding it a bit of a mystery? Are you overwhelmed by the by the complexity of clubs, Districts, Zones, and International organization? Not sure just where you should start or where you'll fit in or serve best? Well, the following link will...
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My name is Samuel Adams (yes, just like the beer). I was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 1955, while my father was serving at the Air Force Academy. After a six year stay in Arlington Virginia,...
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Bill Trant is a native of Opp, Alabama. He graduated from Opp High School and is a graduate of Gupton Jones Mortuary College in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Trant has been in the funeral business for over 40 years....
Read More...Rotarians and Alumni: Reaching out to Former Ambassadorial Scholars Rotary World Peace Fellows Group Study Exchange team members Carl P. Miller Discovery Grants Rotary Grants for University...
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A new e-learning module, How to Start a Service Project, provides guidance on conducting a needs assessment, selecting a project, finding resources, and implementing a service effort. This module is available in English, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish. Find more e-learning modules in the Rotary E-Learning Center. |
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Camp ASCCA
Camp ASCCA is Alabama's Special Camp for Children and Adults.
