Don't Miss Go GREENville District Conference!Are you one of the 350 people registered to attend this year's District Conference? The 2022 Go GREENville District Conference is shaping up to be one of the best events in District 6910's history. From opportunities to visit old friends, networking with other Rotarians, club recognition, and plenty of free time to enjoy downtown Greenville - we understand why the response has been so great! If you aren't already registered, there is still time! Hotel space is limited, and special room block pricing expires before the end of March.  | District Conference Hotel Update - Space LimitedWith the limited number of rooms available at the Hyatt Regency in Greenville, the Go GREENville Conference team has made arrangements with two additional local hotels to offer special rates to this year's conference attendees. Special conference pricing can be found at the following locations  | | | Be sure to mention Rotary District 6910 to obtain the group rate. |
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District Conference Service Project | Sustaining WayBy Don Martin (1).png)
On Friday at 1:30 PM, Rotarians will partner with Sustaining Way to perform a GREEN service project. Our goal is to participate in a Backyard Garden Program to help provide sustainable food opportunities for communities in that area - particularly those in and around Nicholtown. Sustaining Way is a 501(c)3 formed January 2012, that uses education, collaboration and advocacy to create sustainable, caring and equitable communities for current and future generations. Their vision statement is a world where all neighborhoods, people and nature thrive!
At the current moment, we have 151 Rotarians and Guests who are signed up! If we have an overwhelming participation list, we will add a Swamp Rabbit Trail clean-up sweep to ensure a job for everyone! There is no charge to participate in the Conference Service Project, but registration is required (on-site registrations will not be allowed).
We have 90 minutes set aside for this project and all participants that have registered will receive an email prior to the conference with instructions on team assignments. The location, map, and time to be at your designated garden location will be included.Should you have any questions please contact: PDG Don Martin, Chair Conference Service Project, don@therotarymartins.com or Max Caylor, Co-Chair Conference Service Project, cardinalmax@bellsouth.net |
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Enjoy Plenty of Activities at Go GREENville District ConferenceBy Becky Carlan.png)
While Rotarians from around the district embark on Greenville during April 2022, they will find there are several opportunities to create new memories with family members and fellow Rotarians. Becky Carlan, the District Conference Activity Chair, is excited to share several of the most anticipated events available at registration this year. The wide variety of options provides something for everyone when you Go GREENville! Learn More about our private party at Jack n' Dianne's Piano Bar, "Shoeless" Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library, the Swamp Rabbit Bike Ride, and our GO GREENville Walk/5K Run that earns you a free T-shirt!Read More
Rotary Means Business Coming to Go GREENville District ConferenceBy Hans Meier (1).png)
Rotary Means Business (RMB), a fellowship wing of Rotary International, inspires Rotarians to support the success of fellow members by engaging in business with each other and by referring suitable people to each other's businesses. What better way to network and have a successful RMB event than to dedicate time at our Go GREENVille Conference for RMB?
Bring your business cards and join us during hospitality on Thursday and Saturday evening of the conference.Learn More
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Make plans to stop by this year's GREENHouse of Friendship to see what other Rotarians from around District 6910 are doing in their clubs. We currently have over 15 different booths filled with ideas for club fundraisers and service projects. District Governor Mike Berg has also asked each group to share information about their environmental service projects with other clubs.
Make sure and stop by during our coffee breaks to enjoy some Green Cookies and tell us which ones you think should win our Eat Your Greens Cookie Contest. There are a few different ways for your club to win this content.Learn more
Come for the Fellowship, Stay for the Door Prizes By Bobby Hildreth (1).png) This year's Go GREENville Conference has an opportunity for all to win great door prizes. We have resort packages, large gift cards, bikes, and some special "green" themed items that will be given away at 13 different times during the conference. Make sure you stay through the whole sessions to have a chance to win!
Get Ready for Great Conference SpeakersBy Amanda Groover Rotarians from around District 6910 should make plans to join us on Thursday and Saturday nights of the conference to hear from two dynamic speakers about what drives them. Read more about this year's conference speakers - Rob Williams, Ph. D and Glen Ward - about their "why" each day.Read more
Remembering the Saints that Came Before Us By Rick Billingslea.png) Please help us honor the saints that came before us. Don't forget to submit the names of your recently departed Rotarians, so they may be honored at our conference this spring. Send their names, hi-resolution photo, and a brief tribute to admin@rotarydistrict6910.org.
Club Fellowship Opportunities
 The conference agenda was designed to provide opportunities for you to spend time with club members and family. The restaurants provide a great opportunity for your club to get together between the conference sessions to spend time as a smaller group. If none of these options sound good for your group, check out the full list available from the Greenville Visitors Bureau. For larger groups, try calling ahead to book a space specifically for your group.
 Clubs are encouraged to submit their finalized Excel spreadsheet with updated points to Cindy Haddon (District Awards & Recognition Chair) at chaddonrotary08@gmail.com NO LATER THAN March 31, 2022. Find the most up-to-date version of the spreadsheet here :
2021-2022 District Objectives WorksheetEnvironmental Service Project - Due NO LATER THAN March 31st, 2022 Please email to Schelly Marlatt, Environmental Awards Committee, smarlatt@gwinnettcb.org
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April 21-24, 2022
Hyatt Regency
Greenville, SC
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District Conference CommitteeDG Michael L. Berg
District Governor | PDG Dianne L. Cammarata
Chair | Debby Ciccone
Co-Chair | | PDG Don W. Martin | | PDG Bruce Allen Azevedo | | DGE Gerry Taylor | | DGN Brandy Lynn Swanson | | DGND Bobby Hildreth | | Brooke Anderson | | Richard M. Billingslea | | Becky Carlan | | Phil Ciccone | | Jeremy Echuck | | Jessica Fleetwood | | Peter Gleichman | | Amanda R Groover | | Cynthia L Haddon | | Cheryl L. Huffman | | Andrea McKenzie | | Pepper Pettit | | Tricia Stoegic | | Jeanne Tompkins | | Mark M. Valentine | | Judy Wright | | Scott Yochum |
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