Rotary Club Donates $800 To Public Safety Foundation

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Johns Creek, GA -- The Rotary Club of Johns Creek – North Fulton presented the Johns Creek Public Safety Foundation with an $800 donation at the club’s luncheon Dec. 9.

The funds were raised during the Rotary Club’s annual Patriot Day commemoration, which was held Sept. 11.

“Johns Creek’s first responders are the reason the city is one of the safest in the country,” said Ron Jones, president of the Rotary Club of Johns Creek – North Fulton. “Our club gladly supports all they do for this community.”

The club also recognized three Rotary members who have each recruited at least two new club members. Shirley House, Mike Kopp, Angela Harvey and Bob MacDonald were all recognized during the Dec. 9 meeting.

The Rotary Club assists organizations such as the local libraries, schools, as well as military families. The club also supports Habitat for Humanity, awareness of human trafficking, as well as Rotary International’s global initiatives to eradicate Polio and bring clean drinking water to people in less-developed countries in the world.

The Rotary Club of Johns Creek – North Fulton meets each Wednesday at noon at the Atlanta Athletic Club, 1930 Bobby Jones Drive, Johns Creek, GA 30097. For more information about the club, call 678- 824-2403 or email info@RotaryJohnsCreek.com.

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Photo 1: From left, Angela Harvey, Nicole Lawson, Rich Tatgenhorst, Bev Miller, Mary Trapp, Anil Joshi, Bob MacDonald, Johns Creek Police Chief Ed Densmore and Ron Jones.
Photo 2: From left, Shirley House, Mike Kopp, Angela Harvey, Bob MacDonald and Ron Jones.
Photo credits: Rotary Club of Johns Creek - North Fulton