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Johns Creek Rotary outlines volunteer work, anti-trafficking priorities to RPAC
Summary
Elizabeth Salisbury of the Rotary described local and international projects—polio eradication, school partnerships, Interact clubs, CPR/AED classes, and anti-trafficking outreach—and invited RPAC to partner on events and grants.
Elizabeth Salisbury, representing local Rotary clubs, presented the organization's activities and volunteer priorities to RPAC. She said Rotary operates on the principle "service, before self," described partnerships with Interact high-school clubs and local nonprofits, and listed local programs including Patriot's Day support, Trunk or Treat, CPR/AED training, and a recent car show fundraiser.
Salisbury noted Rotary's international efforts on polio eradication and local projects including grant-funded water systems in Nepal. She said the club's top priority for the year is increasing membership (29 members last year), expanding satellite clubs, and intensifying work on youth trafficking prevention and education with local partners. Salisbury invited committee members to participate and to share potential project ideas, offering to forward the Rotary calendar and newsletter to staff.
A committee member thanked the presenter and staff noted the clubs are longtime partners for community events such as Patriot's Day and Trunk or Treat.
