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8/6/2008 15:05:35
Wine Tasting Silent Auction, scheduled for Thursday, November 13, 2008 at Currie Andrews Cadillac.  Auction Items Needed!
7/31/2006 08:20:21

Club Helps Hawkins Family

Amy Hawkins, wife of a Brentwood firefighter, was paralyzed while shielding her two sons during a tornado that swept throuh Hendersonville on April 7, 06 and destroyed their home. The Rotary Club of Brentwood handed the family keys to a handicapped-equipped 2004 Toyota Sienna during a Rotary meeting on July 21. See articles in Williamson A.M. and Williamson Herald.

The family was also chosen for ABC's Extreme Makeover. See related article in Williamson Herald.

10/13/2003 19:21:55

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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Brentwood

Join us at Brentwood Country Club, Fridays at 11:50 a.m.
5123 Country Club Drive (off Franklin Road), Brentwood, TN 

Rotary International is an organization of over 32000 clubs worldwide providing humanitarian service, encouraging high ethical standards in all vocations, and helping to build goodwill and peace in their communities and in the world. You may wish to visit the web site for District 6760 for more information about clubs in our area.

A chartered club of Rotary International since October 17, 1973 when it was founded with the original with thirty-five (35) members, the Rotary Club of Brentwood is dedicated to encouraging and fostering the ideal of service above self as the basis of worthy enterprise.

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OUR MISSION: The Mission of the Rotary Club of Brentwood is to serve the Object of Rotary International – to promote Fellowship, Humanitarian Service, Vocational Understanding, World Peace and Goodwill -- by selecting and developing a community of business and professional leaders of high ethical standards.

OUR VALUES: The Values of the Rotary Club of Brentwood include

  • living by consistently high ethical standards and the Four Way Test;
  • actively participating in fulfilling opportunities for service to others both in the local community and in international service;
  • seeing the results of our service in the community and being a part of these achievements;
  • doing the critically important things in life excellently, and striving for excellence in all essential tasks;
  • making a meaningful difference in our communities and occupations;
  • using our time in worthwhile ways;
  • and participating in projects with clear commitments and predictable and clearly defined demands on our time and energy.

OUR VISION: The Rotary Club of Brentwood is a civic organization

  • that is well regarded and respected in our community;
  • that generously supports international service in pursuit of peace and understanding;
  • that actively seeks fulfilling opportunities to serve the needs of our local community;
  • that promotes fellowship, shared experiences, mutual respect and clean fun; that actively seeks to participate in joint projects and shared activities that serve the Purpose of Rotary;
  • and that provides inspirational, informative and entertaining programs for its members on opportunities for personal and professional growth and service.

OUR MEMBERSHIP: The Rotary Club of Brentwood is composed of members who

  • represent their vocations and professions with dignity, honor, commitment and skill of the highest order;
  • willingly share their time and energy for humanitarian and community service;
  • provide generous financial support to our Local and the Rotary International Foundations;
  • seek to continually grow personally and professionally as leaders and as servants of humanity;
  • and actively and consistently live by The Four Way Test of the Things We Think, Say, and Do.

OUR PASSION FOR SERVICE: Members of the Rotary Club of Brentwood put service first. Service projects include

  • Pancake Day, the club’s major fundraiser, is held each spring at the Brentwood Middle School. Proceeds go toward student scholarships and other community projects.
  • The membership supports the Rotary Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace through international humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs. The club has over 120 Paul Harris Fellows who have given $1,000.00 to the Rotary Foundation.

PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS: The secret to Rotary’s success has been the quality of its membership, true leaders in a wide variety of professions. If you have an interest in Rotary and want more information about our club, please contact us.