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Welcome to the Morristown AM Rotary Club website.
Please look around and see what the site has to offer. And check back, because we will be adding more information and updating the site soon...
Save The Date:
JUNE 1st, 2012
17th Annual Morristown Rotary A.M. Golf Tournament
The Country Club
Morristown, Tennessee
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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Morristown AM web site. Above, Tish Jones welcomes a new member she sponsored, Beth McGhee-Folsom. Past President Jim presents Beth with a packet of information about Rotary and our AM Club. Welcome Beth!!
We invite you to take a look around our site and find out more about our Club and about Rotary.
Yours in Rotary,
Steve Amos
President
Rotary Club of Morristown AM, Tennessee

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Rotary Theme 2011-2012:
Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
Kalyan Banerjee - President, Rotary International Frank Rothermel - District Governor, District 6780 Steve Amos - President, Morristown AM Rotary Club Edwin Goan - President-Elect, Morristown AM Rotary Club
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President Steve (right) congratulates Kelsey Hensley as the newest Paul Harris Fellow of our Club. Joining Kelsey are Janice Wilson, Rotarian Gary Wilson (grandparents) and her mother, Nikki Hensley. All pictured are now Paul Harris Fellows.

President Steve presenting Leah Taylor a plaque proclaiming she is our "Rotarian Of The Quarter". Thanks Leah for all your hard work for our Rotary AM Club!
Rotary, Doing Good Around The World
An estimated 878 million people around the world — nearly half of them employed — live on less than US$1.25 a day. Rotarians bring economic and community development to impoverished areas through projects that provide vocational training, support local entrepreneurs and community leaders, and assist with long-term recovery in places struck by natural disaster.
Hannah Warren, a former Ambassadorial Scholar, says her Rotary experience inspired her to become a social entrepreneur. She founded Jhoole, a nonprofit business that offers impoverished women in India access to training, materials, and international markets for hand-woven goods, enabling them to earn a living wage.
With help from a Rotary Foundation grant, Jhoole acquired looms, cloth, and funds to cover training costs for weaving and sewing. “There is no way I could be doing this [work] were it not for my Ambassadorial Scholarship,” Warren says. “Like Jhoole’s programs, Rotary scholarships are not a one-time donation; they are an investment in goodwill.”
Watch a video about Hannah Warren's work
and Rotary's focus on community and economic development:
As you consider your charitable giving for this year, we hope you will continue your previous financial support for The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International. We am grateful for your past generosity, and seek your continued support.
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