Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary
Supporting Local Organizations
With
Annual Gala Tribute Dinner
This year’s Honoree is
Bonita Jacobs
The 2024 Tribute Gala is Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary Club’s Major Annual Fundraiser!
Tribute funds helped dozens of non-profits and Organizations including:
Alliance for Smiles
Citizen Volunteer of the Year
Community Helping Place
County and City Employee Recognition
Dahlonega Old Fashioned Christmas
Dahlonega Healing Herds
Enotah Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP)
Hanwash in Haiti
Jeremiah’s Place
July Fourth Celebration
LC Family Connection
LC Literacy Coalition
LC DARE Program
Lumpkin County Library
LCSS Student ScholarshipsLC Veterans Association
MECHS Student Scholarships
One Child El Salvador
Rainbow Children’s Home
Reading Rally
UNG Rotaract Club
Rotary’s Polio Plus Program
Rotary’s Shelter Box Program
Six Gap Century & Three Gap Fifty
The Holly Theater
TLC Humane Society
UNG Foundation
Veteran’s Memorial Markers
Click HERE to purchase tickets and additional Tribute Information
Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary
We are a group of community leaders providing service to others, promoting integrity, and advancing world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders in Dahlonega and Lumpkin County.
Helping others is the goal of our Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary Club. Brought my coins to help the The Cart Fund eradicate polio and fight Alzheimer’s!
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For the first time in a long time, our club did an international project, partnering with One Child El Salvador. With the help of our members Henry Davis, Nick, Shreiber, and Ron Larson (among others), 300 books were purchased and delivered to Escuela Cristiana La Magdalena school in El Salvador. The children's books were written in Spanish, English and English/Spanish. El Salvador has one of the world's hightest illiteracy rates. Our club hopes that, with these books, the children in this school will have books they can check out, take home, and read. Our plan is to send another 300 books to the school later this year. A special thanks to Henry Davis who hand delivered a suitcase full of the books to the school and helped build shelves for the school's library.
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