Annual REPORT
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The Rotaract Club of Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A., District 6860
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SOCIALIZE
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The premier civic club recognized globally for
cultivating leaders and improving communities.
MISSION
Rotaract provides an opportunity for Birmingham’s young
professional leaders to promote responsible citizenship, develop
professional skills and employ effective leadership by offering
venues to learn from proven leaders, network with committed
young professionals and serve the needs of the community
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letter from
the president
Learn
SOCIALIZE
SERVE
AWARDs
FINANCIALS
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
membership
Letter from the
PRESIDENT
It is my privilege to share a retrospective of the Rotaract
Club of Birmingham’s many milestones from the last year as
we celebrate the 10th anniversary of our charter!
When Mike Mahon
and John Peinhardt
founded the Club in
March 2004, they
sought to foster a
young professional
organization rooted
in the principle of leadership
development while exemplifying
Rotary International’s motto of
Service Above Self. Thanks to the
hard work and support of John,
Mike, the Club’s charter members,
the Rotary Club of Birmingham and
countless others in our community,
our Club has rapidly become an
immense force for positive change in
Birmingham and beyond. Let me
review some of the high points for
our Club over the past year:
The launch of the Club’s
second Signature Service
Project, “Ready 2 Succeed,” a
partnership with College Admissions
Made Possible whereby our members
will mentor Birmingham-area City
Schools high school students to assist
them as they prepare for ACT, college
or vocational training, and beyond.
The Club’s affiliated 501(c)(3)
Foundation made its largest
single donation to date to
Better Basics, Inc., our partner in
our ongoing first Signature Service
Project, “Ready 2 Read,” in the
amount of $35,000.
Members, Rotarians, community
leaders and friends helped the
Club celebrate our 10year anniversary at the
Decennial, a black-tie gala held
in the ballroom of the new Regions
Field ballpark overlooking awardwinning Railroad Park, the city
skyline and the field.
The Club continued to attract
and retain quality young-professional
members as our ranks approach
300 members, improving our
standing as the largest Rotaract Club
in the world!
Rotaract held a unique joint
luncheon with our sponsoring club,
the Rotary Club of Birmingham (the
largest Rotary club in the world),
attended by over 500 people.
The Club’s first “Pop-up” social,
promoted only through personal
contacts and social media attracted
over 30 members and friends
attending a Saturday night at Gip’s
Place in Bessemer, Alabama,
home to legendary blues
and rock and roll.
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In addition to these notable
undertakings, the Club once again
enjoyed world-class programming
on all fronts. From our monthly
service projects and happy hours to
our lunch meetings twice a month,
our members have enjoyed the
opportunity to meet with, work
alongside and learn from some of
the most distinguished and exciting
leaders in Alabama, including: Chris
Hastings of Hot and Hot Fish Club,
Sally Mackin, Executive Director of
the Woodlawn Foundation, Craig
Witherspoon, Superintendent of
Birmingham City Schools, Jason
Wilson, founder of Back Forty
Brewing Company and a panel
of leading Birmingham-based
investment advisors, among others.
Our Club also had many outstanding
opportunities to continue to
strengthen its ties with the Downtown
Rotary Club: the joint luncheon
mentioned above, joint socials,
increased Rotarian presence and
Rotary International emphasis at
our new member orientations and
expanded communication between the
Rotary and Rotaract Boards. Many
Rotarians deserve our thanks for their
help in continuing to bring our Clubs
together, but I would be remiss if I did
not mention the following individuals:
Rotary President Eddie Friend and his
entire Board of Directors, especially
Sanjay Singh; Executive Director
Susan Jackson and her colleague, our
own Margaret DeBardeleben; and
Rotaract charter member and past
President V.J. Graffeo, a Rotaractor
who serves as Downtown Rotary’s
New Generations Chair. Thank you
all for your tremendous support!
I am excited to see where the Club
can go in our next 10 years, and I
know the Club is in fantastic hands
as John Smola and his Board of
Directors take the helm. John is
a long-time Board member and
is supremely capable of guiding
our Club as we work to continue
implementing the Strategic Plan
that was unveiled last year. To the
outgoing Board, thank you for your
tremendous efforts and dedication
over what is surely the longest
Board year from start-to-finish in
Birmingham – the Club is in your
debt! Lastly, to all of our community
sponsors, we sincerely thank you for
all that you do for our Club, and look
forward to continuing to partner with
you as we develop Birmingham’s next
generation of leaders and improve
our communities.
Best,
Henry Sprott Long III
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LEARN
The Rotaract Club of Birmingham meets
twice a month at the Harbert Center in
downtown Birmingham to hear from
community and business leaders. From
CEOs of Fortune 1000 companies and
major non-profits to successful entrepreneurs
and community activists, Rotaract’s
prestigious list of speakers offer members
many opportunities to learn from and
converse with key influencers.
2013 & 2014
Speakers
Hon. Sharon Blackburn
Rev. Thomas Wilder
Judge, Northern District Alabama
Lead Pastor, Bethel Baptist
Will Ferniany
Mike Warren
CEO, UAB Health System
CEO, Childrens of Alabama
Ann Florie
Jason Wilson
Executive Director, Leadership Alabama
Founder, Back Forty Beer Co.
Andy Grace
Dave Winwood
Film Director, University of Alabama
Director of Reseach and Development,
UAB
Steve Heninger
Principal, Heninger, Garrison, Davis
Rodney Hall
Craig Witherspoon
Superintendent, Birmingham City Schools
President, FAME Studios
INVESTMENT PANEL
Brain Hilson
Will Brooke
Executive Director,
Birmingham Business Alliance
Executive VP and Managing Partner,
Harbert Management Corporation
Wendy Jackson
C.T. Fitzpatrick
Executive Director, Freshwater Land Trust
Sid McAnnally
Senior VP, Alagasco
Dr. Martin Nalls
Founder, CAMP
Founder, CEO, CIO,
Vulcan Value Partners
Charlie Perry
Principal and Co-Founder,
Highland Associates
Carl Thigpen
General Manager, Birmingham Barons
Executive VP & CIO,
Protective Life Corporation
Van Richey
Joint Rotary Luncheon
Jonathan Nelson
CEO, ACIPCO
Shannon Riley
President/CEO, One Stop Environmental
Robert Simon
President, Corporate Realty
Stancil Starnes
President/CEO, ProAssurance
Lee Thuston
Managing Partner, Burr & Forman
Neel Kashkari
California Gubernatorial Candidate
Tour de Birmingham
David Fleming
CEO, REV Birmingham
CHERYL MORGAN
Director, Auburn Urban Studio
2013 & 2014
Professional
Development Series
In addition to bimonthly luncheon meetings, Rotaract offers
members unique opportunities to network and enhance their
skills through the Professional Development Series.
Meet the Candidates Forum
The Rotaract Club partnered with the
Birmingham Business Journal (BBJ) to
host a “Meet the Candidate” forum for
Birmingham-area young professionals.
The two organizations provided an
opportunity for congressional candidates
from districts six and seven to meet with
our city’s young professionals and present
their vision for the future of the city and
surrounding metropolitan area.
Candidate Speakers:
Jemison / Turner Home
Tour and Cocktails
As part of the History of
Alabama Series, Rotaractors
had the opportunity to tour
the Jemison / Turner Home.
Located in Birmingham’s first
gated residential community,
Glen Iris Park, the home was
constructed at the turn of the
20th century by influential
developer Robert Jemison, Sr.
Scott Beason, Will Brooke,
Chad Mathis, Gary Palmer,
Tom Vignuelle, Robert Shattuck
Tour guide:
Host facility:
Host Facility:
The Harbert Center
Leadership from the Ground Up
Focused on leadership development, this
event highlighted entrepreneurs who have
taken a company or organization from
concept to reality. They spoke about their
work building successful companies and
the challenges they faced along the way.
Speakers:
Mike Mahon and John Peinhardt
Founders, Rotaract Club of Birmingham
Lee Conn, Founder Motus Motorcycles
Robert Fuqua, Founder, Atlas RFID
Host facility:
Innovation Depot
Cathy Adams,
Journalist and Historian
Jemison / Turner Home
SOCIALIZE
It has been a banner year in the social life of the Rotaract Club.
Members have participated in a greater number of social events
than ever before, enjoying an ever-expanding array of wonderful
social venues and experiences centered around an increasingly
vibrant and diverse downtown Birmingham. From events
hosted jointly with several of Birmingham’s local Rotary clubs
to exploring novel social opportunities such as a cigar tasting
to visiting old favorites like the Birmingham Museum of Art,
Rotaract continues to provide our members social opportunities
and networks they cannot find anywhere else in Birmingham.
2013 & 2014
Social Programs
In
addition to providing an
opportunity for Rotaract members
to bond, the socials organized and
sponsored by Rotaract support
venues throughout the community.
By exposing our members to new
locations and events, we help our
community grow and promote the
sustainability of local businesses.
This year Rotaract introduced its
members to Birmingham’s new
gem, Regions Field, sponsoring
members’ enjoyment of a
Birmingham Barons baseball
game. We also introduced the
concept of the “Pop-up Social,”
a last-minute, virally promoted
opportunity for our members to
get together on a weekend evening.
For our first location, we traveled
to Bessemer to Gip’s Place, a
famous local live music joint that
has played host to blues legends
for multiple decades. Rotaract also
hosted an inaugural Brews Cruise,
spending the Summer Solstice in
a day of fellowship visiting all of
Birmingham’s local breweries,
concluding with the sweet sounds
of local music on the back stage at
Avondale Brewery.
Though we also visited a number
of new venues, we made sure to
return to old favorites, ensuring
that our members benefit both
from Birmingham’s ever-expanding
social opportunities and continue to
support our long-time community
partners. As always, we remain
thankful to the Rotary Club of
Birmingham for its friendship and
support of our Club. Downtown
Rotary ensures year in and out
that Rotaractors are offered the
opportunity to network with their
members and find mentors to
support us as we build our careers
and take the reins of responsibility
as leaders in our community.
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2013 & 2014
SOCIAL Programs
Happy Hour at Above
Fifth Annual Hack-It Classic
at Highland Park Golf Course
Happy Hour at Carrigan’s
Game night at Paramount
Happy Hour with the Rotary Club
of Birmingham’s 1913 Society at
Pale Eddie’s Pour House
Pop-Up Social at Gip’s Place
in Bessemer
Formal Christmas Party at
41st Street Pub
Annual Tacky Christmas Party
(with karaoke!) at Bourbon Street
Bar and Lounge
Happy Hour at Carrigan’s with
Sunrise Rotary
Barons Baseball with the
Rotary Club of Birmingham
Joint Social with the Urban
League of Birmingham at the
Birmingham Museum of Art
Inaugural Brews Cruise,
visiting all of Birmingham’s
local breweries
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the Decennial
The Rotaract Club of Birmingham has
hosted an annual gala in March of each
year as a fundraising venture for our
charitable Foundation. 2014 marked
the Club’s Tenth Anniversary and this
year’s gala celebrated our entrance into
our second decade and raised the bar
for what it means to have a night on the
town in Birmingham.
Ready 2 Succeed, was announced, and
the Parker High School Drum Line
joined the celebration with a surprise
performance. After the program, we
danced the night away to Flow Tribe,
a New Orleans funk band, while the
Birmingham skyline glimmered over
Railroad Park behind us.
This year’s event raised over $50,000 for
Nearly 600 members and guests attended our Foundation, which will go to support
our two signature service projects. Since
the Rotaract Decennial, held on
its inaugural year, the gala has raised
Saturday, March 15, at the new Regions
nearly $500,000 for the Foundation,
Field. Members and guests, including
and this year we added to that number
local Rotarians and dignitaries from
while also shattering every attendance
Rotary International, were welcomed
record ever set for a Rotaract event.
by Birmingham Mayor William Bell,
A wonderful celebration of our past
who congratulated the Club on ten
achievements and introduction to our
years of leadership and service. The
second decade of service, it truly was a
Club’s second Signature Service Project,
night to remember.
SERVE
The Rotaract Club of Birmingham is fully embracing the
basic Rotarian philosophy of “Service Above Self.” This
past year members have completed well over 1,000 service
hours in the Birmingham community. Over the year our
service endeavors included: providing 54 Reading Buddies for
the Club’s Signature Service Project Ready 2 Read, a second
annual End Polio Now Event which raised money for the End
Polio Now Campaign and the full restoration of a Habitat for
Humanity Home for a deserving Birmingham family.
2013 & 2014
Service
EVENTS
Rotaract’s Habitat for
Humanity Build helped
renovate a home for a
local Birmingham family
Mentored students in
the summer enrichment
program ProStart
ACADEMY – a program
that focuses on preparing
inner city students for
the future
Second annual End Polio
Now Event which raised
money for the End Polio
Now Campaign
Served meals to the men
of the Firehouse Shelter
Participated in and helped
host the Fall Festival at
Rotaract Canned
Food Drive allowed
members to donate
hundreds of pounds of
food to the Community
Food Bank of Central
Alabama
Helped build the
Homewood
Community Teaching
Garden
Volunteered at Do Dah
Day – A local effort to
help homeless animals
Adopted angels through
the Salvation Army’s
Angel Tree Program
Painted the entire eating
area for the FireHouse
the YWCA
Shelter
Gave 3,000 copies of the
book The Very Best Gift
by local author Anne
Palmer to students across
Birmingham
Cooked and served
meals at the Ronald
Rotaract’s School
Supply Giveaway
provided school supplies
for over 600 children in the
Birmingham area
McDonald House
Volunteered at the the
birmingham Civil
Rights SYMPOSIUM
Celebrated the holiday
season with the residnts
of St. Martins in the
Pines with a fun Dirty
Santa event
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SIGNATURE
SERVICE PROJECTS
END POLIO NOW
Ready 2 succeed
For the second year in a row, our
members wanted to help End Polio
Now. The Club put together a fun
service/social event to raise funds for
this Campaign. Rojo to End Polio
was this year’s theme. Rotarians
and Rotaract members all across
Birmingham came to eat at the
infamous Latin/American Restaurant
Rojo, and the outcome was another
successful year to help End Polio Now.
Ready 2 Succeed is the second Signature
Service Project created by the Rotaract
Club of Birmingham to increase the
number of post-secondary scholarships
and financial aid being applied for and
awarded to students in Birmingham City
Schools. This program, announced on
March 15, 2014, will complement our
current Signature Service Project, Ready
2 Read, and allow our Club to deepen its
partnership and support for Birmingham
City Schools.
Ready 2 Read
The 6th year of the Rotaract Club
of Birmingham’s Signature Service
Project, Ready 2 Read, was just
as impactful as the first five years.
It continues to change the lives of
not only every second grader in
Birmingham City Schools, but also
our members. We continue to provide
a library of 100 books in every second
grade classroom, as well as a Reading
Buddy. The Reading Buddies visit
their classroom multiple times per
month, reading and distributing
prizes for reading milestones.
Rotaract will partner with College
Admissions Made Possible (CAMP).
CAMP is a professional college
assistance program that offers services
free of charge to students who might
otherwise have limited access to intensive
college advising. CAMP’s professionals
assist with college essays and letters
of recommendation, interviews,
scholarships and financial aid, college
campus visits and ACT/SAT test
preparation.
Ready 2 Succeed began its pilot program
with 50 rising juniors and seniors at
Parker High School on May 29, 2014.
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2013 & 2014
HONORS
Charles A. Collat, Sr.
Distinguished Leadership Award
John Smola
President (2014-2015)
Decennial Chair (2013)
Vice-President (2012-2013)
Distinguished Service Award
Justin Mayfield
Ready 2 Succeed Chair (2013-2014)
Directors’ Award
Henry Long
President (2013-2014)
Treasurer (2012-2013)
Directors’ Award
Emily Lansdell
Decennial Event Chair
Directors’ Award
Sanjay Singh
Rotary Club of Birmingham President (2014)
about the club
the Rotaract Club
of Birmingham
Founded in 2004, the Rotaract Club of
Birmingham develops effective leaders
and promotes responsible citizenship. The
Club’s membership is comprised of young
professionals who are deeply committed to
playing a key role in serving communities
locally, nationally and globally. The
Rotaract Club of Birmingham is one of
over 8,800 Rotaract clubs worldwide and
is the largest in the United States with over
260 total members. It is sponsored by the
Rotary Club of Birmingham, which is the
the Rotaract
Club of
Birmingham
Foundation
The Rotaract Club of Birmingham
Foundation, a registered 501 (c)(3)
organization, was created in 2007
to accept, manage and distribute
contributions made for Rotaract’s
service initiatives. Current activities of
the Foundation include maintaining
the Ready 2 Read classroom libraries,
Ready 2 Succeed, and supporting
community needs aligned with the
Club’s service initiatives.
largest Rotary Club in the world. Rotaract
serves its motto, “Learn. Socialize.
Serve.” by holding bimonthly educational
luncheons, professional development
series, fellowship events and regular service
opportunities. Each year, the Rotaract
Club of Birmingham honors members
and stakeholders who exhibit exemplary
leadership, commitment to service and
support of the Club. Those honored
for their service by the 2013 Board of
Directors are listed on the previous page.
ROTARTY
INTERNATIONAL
Rotary is a worldwide organization of more
than 1.2 million business, professional,
and community leaders. Members of
Rotary clubs, known as Rotarians, provide
humanitarian service, encourage high ethical
standards in all vocations and help build
goodwill and peace in the world. There
are 34,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200
countries and geographical areas. Clubs are
nonpolitical, nonreligious and open to all
cultures, races and creeds. As signified by
the motto Service Above Self, Rotary’s main
objective is service — in the community, in
the workplace and throughout the world.
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2013 & 2014
FINANCIALS
Statement of Activities
For the period January 1, 2013 through
December 31, 2013, the Foundation recognized
revenue of $106,277 and expenses of $73,739.
The Foundation’s revenue is comprised of four main components:
Contributions from Foundation sponsors
Revenues from the annual fundraising Event (Gala ticket sales)
Contributions from 100 percent of Rotaract membership
Contributions from the Rotaract Club of Birmingham. The
Foundation’s expenses are comprised of the costs related to the Club’s
service endeavors and the Foundation’s fundraising efforts.
In 2013, these costs were primarily related to:
Continued support to Better Basics for the Ready 2 Read project
Our annual fundraising gala
Contribution to Rotary International for the
End Polio Now Campaign
Support of other local causes
General and administrative expenses
Statement of
Financial Position
The Foundation assets total $295,694 and consist of:
Current assets such as cash and sponsorship commitments receivable
Fixed assets, comprised of the books for our 127 libraries that
have been loaned to the Birmingham City School System as
part of our Ready 2 Read signature service project.
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2013 & 2014
FINANCIALS
statement of
financial positions
statement of Activities
CURRENT assets
Revenue
Cash
103,265
Sponsership
43,977
Investments
168,629
Fundraising Events
23,061
Accounts Receivable
Other Accounts Receivable
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
6,765
0
278,660
FIXED assets
Classroom Libraries
Accumulated Depreciation
NET FIXED ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS
Membership Contributions
Other Income
TOTAL Revenue
107
67,146
Expenses
133,583
(116,549)
17,003
295,694
Ready 2 Read Project
Polio Plus Contribution
Fundraising
General & Admin
Other Club Service Projects
TOTAL Expenses
liabilities and assets
35,000
570
17,772
76
7,600
6,127
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
-
Net Assets
Beginning Net Assets
265,223
Change in Net Assets
30,471
Total Net ASSETS
295,694
Total Liabilities & Net ASSETS
295,694
Net Assets (1/1/13)
265,223
Net Assets (12/31/13)
295,694
Change in net assets
30,471
Capital Expenditures
Purchase Ready 2 Read Libraries
TOTAL Capital expenitures
0
0
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2013 –2014
Board of Directors
Niki Harris
Henry Long
Jeremy Carter
Vice-President
Communications
Lora Terry
Nicole Hedrick
George Stegall
Lochrane Smith
Amanda Martin
Robert Thuston
Jay Saxon
Chair
Treasurer
President
Membership
Recruitment
Membership
Development
Programs
Service
Social
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2013 & 2014
Members
David Abroms
Farra Alford
Vanessa Araiza
Reed Avant
Allison Bacon
India Bailey
Payne Baker Jr.
Nancy Ball
Rachel Barlotta
Brent Barringer
Taylor Bartlett
Brandon Bates
Lauren Bates
Rebecca Beers
Lucy Bennett
Julia Bevill
Barbara Blackburn
Johanna Blankenship
Hallie Bradley
Matthew Bragiel
Charles Brammer
Daniel Bridges
Austin Brooks
Lee Ashford Broughton
Ruby Brown
Sydni Buck
Lindsay Carlisle
Chisholm Carruthers
Jeremy Carter
Andrew Case
Tyler Chapman
Marliceia Chavers
Josh Cirulnick
Sarah Beth Combs
Kevin Cook
Isaac Cooper
Steven Corhern
Brooks Corr
Veronica Crenshaw
Allison Cronin
Robert Crook
Louise Crow
Bethany Culbreth
Sara Curtis
Matthew Cybulsky
Jason Dailey
Christopher Daniel
Richard Davis
Wendy Davis
Colin Dean
Margaret DeBardelebem
David deGruy
Mary Gray DeMetz
Leslie Newton
Danielle Downing
Daniel Drennen
Jacquelyn Drennen
Meredith Drennen
Starr Drum
Justin Drummond
Krystal Drummond
Samantha Dubrinsky
Marshall Eppley
Martin Evans
Matt Evans
Price Evans
Rachel Farley
Meaghan Feick
Jenna Flanagan
Bains Fleming
Aaron Fons
Lauren Foshee
Ben Foster
Setara Foster Ozan
Alan Franks
Rebecca Freeman
Allan Gambrell
Britney Garner
Kevin Garrison
Jeris Gaston
Kathryn Gay
Andrew Gearhart
David Germany
Tripp Giles
Miller Girvin
Caitlin Glass
Brandon Glover
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2013 & 2014
MEMBERS CONT.
Scott Goedecke
Lilla Goodwyn
Deon Gordon
Laura Gosney
Matthew Gosney
Mathew Gowan
Sarah Graffeo
Joe Griffin
Katie Hammons
Merilyn Hand
Jennifer Hanson
RJ Harden
Will Hardison
Kirsten Hardy
Jason Harris
Niki Harris
Robert L. Harris, III
Nicole Hedrick
Layne Held
Vanesa Hernandez
Brandon Hill
Danielle Hines
Dennis Hinton
Marshall Hollis
Joseph Holt
Key Hudson
Elizabeth Huffman
Maddie Humphries
Jen Hyde
Diana Isbell
Paige Ishmael
Adam Israel
Kimberly Jackson
Clarence James
Laura James
Alice Johnson
Jessie Hardy Keating
Melanie Kern
Brittney King
Martha King
David Kneynsberg
David Knight
Abby Kuhn
Hailey Lann
Emily Lansdell
Matt Layton
Adrian Lesperance
Katy Lincoln
Mary Meadows
Livingston
Elizabeth Loefgren
Wilson Long
Henry Long, III
Scott Luedecke
Liza Luker
Jon Macklem
Mike Mahon
Sarah Malcom
Stacy Manasco
Addie Mancuso
Nick Maroules
Amanda Martin
Brent Martina
Hannah Mason
Sunish Mathew
Justin Mayfield
Willard McCall, III
Patrick McCarroll
Will McComb
Maloree McDonough
Michael McHugh
Ryan McIntire
Daniel McKinney
Leah Beth McNutt
Robert Millhouse
Temp Millsap
Laura Montgomery
Mason Morris
Caitlin Mullin
Erica Murphy
Molly Murphy
Melinda Musgrove
Clifton Nail
Leann Neal
Justin Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Neal NeSmith
Eleanor Nielsen
Leroy Nix
Brittany Norman
Daniel Odrezin
Anthony Oliver
Anthony Oni
Freddy Padilla
Avani Patel
Andrew Patterson
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MEMBERS CONT.
Andrew Pearce
John Peinhardt
Sarah Peinhardt
Drew Phillips
Mary Anne Phillips
Chad Pilcher
Adam Pittman
Paul Pless
Lucy Poole
Heather Powell
William Powell
Rosalie Pribbenow
Evan Price
Ben Ragsdale
Thornton Ratliff
Lindsay Harden Reddick
Bryna Reid
Victoria Reid
Austin Renfroe
Christie Reynolds
Danielle Ridgeway
Anna Catherine Roberson
Mary Elizabeth Roberson
Katherine Robertson
Justin Rogers
Brittany Ross
Mike Roy
Dan Ruth
Russell Rutherford
Stevie Sandstead
Jay Saxon
Charles Scribner, IV
Dylan Scroggins
Erica Sellers
Jessica Shaver
Jacob Shevin
Lee Sims
Carter Slappey
Jeanie Sleadd
Christian Smith
Lochrane Smith
Nick Smith
Nicole Smith
Sarah Louise Smith
John Smola
Katie Soppet
Amanda Spencer
Benton Sprayberry
Pamela Springrose
Madeline Stambaugh
Murray Statham
George Stegall
Erin Stephenson
Chappell Stewart
Elizabeth Stewart
Melody Stewart
Michael Stone
Patrick Talley
Lora Terry
Brad Tew
Josh Thompson
Christopher Thornton
Robert Thuston
Zachary Trotter
Alex Truss
Courtney Truss
Jordan Tubb
Ladd Tucker
George Twitty
Alex Valencia
Vanessa Valencia
Callie Ventress
Katie Voss
Andy Watkins
Jordan Watson
Kate Watson
Katrina Watson
Ted Watt
Justin Weintraub
Andrew Wells
Allison Westlake
Forsyth White
Zach Wicker
Hunter Williams
Smith Williams
Mason Wingard
Anne Womack
Sadie Wootten
Caroline Yeilding
Lauren Yelverton
Jimmy Young
Mark Zager
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The Rotaract Club of Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A., District 6860