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The Area One|ders’ evening Rotary Club now forming
Rotary District 7570 Governor, George Karnes, is excited to invite Warren, Frederick, and Clarke County residents to learn about an opportunity to join “The Area ONE|ders”, a new Rotary Club forming in the region. Service-minded citizens of Rotary District 7570 Area 1 are invited to the club’s next social gathering at the Paladin Bar & Grill (181-A Warrior Drive, Stephens City, VA) on Thursday, 1/17 at 6pm. Members will experience the benefits of professional networking, camaraderie with new friends, as well as explore and connect with other locations in the three counties all while performing humanitarian works.
Founded by professionals in the Finance, Hospitality, Real Estate, Local Government, and Information Technology industries, this flexible club will offer casual evening meetings/social events on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month, with a goal of identifying and providing service opportunities and projects throughout the tri-county area.
“I’m excited to be advising a group of dynamic individuals who have a desire to serve, network and socialize with others who embrace Rotary’s vision form a Rotary Club that fits into their busy lives. They are committed to creating a club that caters to the scheduling needs of people who have a desire for fellowship and service but need flexibility in their meeting schedules,” George shared.
The Area ONE|ders club will be officially chartered during the Rotary District 7570 Conference in March at the Homestead in Hot Springs, VA. The group has already begun their meeting schedule of gathering the first and third Thursdays of each month from 6pm-7pm (Social after) at rotating locations throughout Warren, Clarke, Frederick, Winchester City, and the townships within each region.
Those interested in joining this unique Rotary Club charter membership opportunity that are able/unable to attend the upcoming social beginning at 6:00pm on Thursday, 1/17 at the Paladin Bar and Grill in Stephens City, are encouraged to contact the group at TheAreaONEders@gmail.com for more details or visit the group’s facebook page.
Click Here for the event page for next Thursday.
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