District Governor Carol BurdetteP.O. Box 493Pendleton, SC 29670864-934-5143DG2018@Rotary7750.org

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

AUGUST 2018  WWW.ROTARY7750.ORG

AUGUST: Membership and Extension MonthSEPTEMBER: Basic Education and Literacy Month

YORK ROTARY HIGH ON COMMUNITY SERVICE

Members of the Rotary Club of York prepared and sold 8,000 hot dogs at the York Electric Co-operative’s annual meeting (left). The club receives a “work fee” from the Co-Op of approximately $2,000 which the club uses to support other annual projects. On another Saturday, club members (below) helped P.A.T.H. (Positive Affirmation to Helping) outreach program by organizing boxes of clothes in the storage area for the clothes bank.

YORK

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Rotary light is shining brightBY DG CAROL BURDETTE

It is amazing how quickly time goes by. The first month of the Rotary year has already come and gone.

I am happy to report to you that I have visited 15 of the 52 clubs. I have been received with gracious hospitality and have seen some “inspirational” evidence that the Rotary light is shining bright in South Carolina. With that being said, there is much work to be done.

I am a very goal oriented individual, and I have set some lofty goals for myself and for the district…why is this? Because as Rotarians we have the opportunity to make a difference, but it takes us being at our best around sharing the gift of Rotary with others in the form of asking them to join, giv-ing to The Rotary Foundation, participating in service projects and promot-ing Rotary’s public image. Doing all of that will also make you eligible for the Governor’s Leadership Society.

Can’t wait to get to your club. DG Carol

CART Challenge at 20%

You saw on the front page of the

newsletter last month that I have

set a high but possible goal for

CART of $100,000 by April 30,

2019. We are already at 20% of

goal. Thanks to those who have

taken me up on my challenge

and the positive responses from

the clubs I have visited.

MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR…SEPT. 20 IN GREENWOOD

Membership Summit will give you ideas to grow your club

For Rotary to be

relevant in the future, we

must continue to grow our

clubs; therefore, membership

is the top priority for the

year. To fill your toolbox with

ideas of how to grow your

membership, please join me

at the Membership Summit

on September 20th in

Greenwood, SC. Details for

registration are on DACdb.

This is not just for club

presidents, president-elects

and membership chairs, but

for every Rotarian in the

district. I want us to have a

full-house, it will help our

effectiveness. You will not

want to miss it.

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CART Challenge Progress Meter

7750’s $100,000 CHALLENGEFor CART information and/or presentationsDG Carol is challenging us to raise $100,000 for CART. If your club needs more information about what CART is or some tips on how you can increase your giving, or how to have a fundraiser just for CART, contact District 7750 CART Chair, Steve Black at 803-649-7552 or steveblack724@gmail.com.

Mail gifts to CARTDistrict 7750 CART Fund, c/o Steve BlackP.O. Box 1564, Aiken, SC 29802

www.cartfund.org

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Members PerClub Gifts 7/1/18 Capita

Members PerClub Gifts 7/1/18 Capita

CART Giving toward $100,000 challengeApril 1, 2018-June 30, 2018

Abbeville $280.00 45 $6.22Aiken $2,602.92 178 $14.62Aiken Sunrise $555.11 39 $14.23Anderson $816.13 74 $11.03Batesburg-Leesville $10.98 18 $0.61Blacksburg $0.00 15 $0.00Chester $246.27 53 $4.65Clemson $1,807.99 96 $18.83Clemson-Calhoun $322.72 30 $10.76Clinton $0.00 26 $0.00Clover $449.05 17 $26.41E Club $601.38 27 $22.27Easley $0.00 51 $0.00Emerald City $323.89 65 $4.98Fair Play $0.00 17 $0.00Fort Mill $726.05 82 $8.85Fountain Inn $149.28 27 $5.53Gaffney $130.00 72 $1.81Golden Strip Sunrise $0.00 15 $0.00Greater Anderson $35.13 76 $0.46Greater Greer $455.48 15 $30.37Greenville $718.30 266 $2.70Greenville Breakfast $114.18 16 $7.14Greenville Evening $124.70 36 $3.46Greenville East $79.11 17 $4.65Greenwood $575.26 113 $5.09Indian Land $0.00 26 $0.00Inman $0.00 22 $0.00

Lake Wylie $1,650.00 23 $71.74Lancaster $865.18 67 $12.91Lancaster Breakfast $500.00 57 $8.77Laurens $400.00 49 $8.16Mauldin $177.00 30 $5.90Newberry $32.93 79 $0.42North Augusta $63.67 21 $3.03North Greenville $0.00 39 $0.00North Spartanburg $0.00 36 $0.00Pickens $0.00 43 $0.00Pleasantburg $0.00 47 $0.00Rock Hill $711.29 86 $8.27Seneca $0.00 46 $0.00Seneca Golden Corner $39.52 23 $1.72Simpsonville $809.23 49 $16.51Spartan West $0.00 32 $0.00Spartanburg $2,500.00 202 $12.38Special Events $370.00 The Foothills $96.60 19 $5.08Twin City $573.06 21 $27.29Union $0.00 46 $0.00Walhalla $0.00 34 $0.00Westminster $87.38 35 $2.50Winnsboro $26.34 26 $1.01Woodruff $0.00 11 $0.00York $383.25 36 $10.65TOTAL $20,409.38

Four have matched DG’s challenge to give $1,000 to CARTSince the Governor issued a challenge to match

her personal gift of $1,000 in memory of her friend Fonda for gifts to the CART Fund, three individuals and a couple have stepped up to give $1,000.

• Prudence Taylor, Emerald City• Lorraine Angelino, Emerald City• Michelle Moore, North Greenville• Frank & Crossie Cox, Clemson-CalhounThanks to all of them for being the first CART

Champions. Please let Governor Carol know if you’d like to join in being named a CART Champion.

The CART Fund provides funds for cutting

edge research to cure Alzheimer’s disease. It all started in 1996 with Rotarians putting their loose change in blue buckets each week.

Since then $5.8 million have been invested into research.

Prudence Michelle Lorraine Crossie and Frank

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33New Members 107Terminated Members (0 deceased) -74Net for month

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: JUNE FIGURES

These figures are from the District and Club database and are not official RI numbers. These are for June. Final year-end figures are still being compiled by RI.

Greer club was impetus for woman from UK joining RotaryBY WANDA K. MOORE Rotary Club of Greater Greer

Cate Whitewood, immediate past president of the Tintinhull, Somersett Rotary Club in England, spoke at the Rotary Club of Greater Greer, recognizing the club for being the stimulus she needed to join the club in England.

Cate had attended the Greer club over the years when she was visiting her upstate friend, club member Robin Johnson. She enjoyed the Greer club’s fellowship, its family atmosphere, learning what Rotary was all about, and hearing about the various projects of the club.

She says that Rotary International’s “Service Above Self” became her own personal adopted motto, and that she hoped she exemplified it during her presidential year.

Cate reviewed with the Greer club some of the highlights of her year as president in England, especially those which involved helping others, such as: Raising funds for local town of Yeovil’s Food Bank at Christmas, packing school bags, fundraising for Kids Out (to be able to take

disadvantage children to a fun park), supporting the Purple Community Fund to help children out of poverty, supporting financially the Children’s Hospice South West , supplying the Primary School in Tintinhull with a dictionary for each student.

England’s District 1200 International Projects has so far funded six wells. She gave a brief presentation at the meeting on the well project: “Choices: Clean or Dirty Water.”

Other recent speakers at Greer have included former State Senator Lewis Vaughn, National Director of the Korean War Veterans Association, who spoke on the Korean War Memorial; and Cecelia Rodriquez and Austin Barrett with the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) who spoke on ”The Fight to End Homelessness.”

THE ROTARY CLUB OF GREATER

GREER has changed its weekly meetings

from breakfast to lunch which seems to

betterfitthemembers’schedule,andis

anticipated to attract new members. The

club meets on Tuesdays from 12:30 – 1:30

p.m. in the private dining room of Wild Ace

Pizza in downtown Greer.

Cate Whitewood of Rotary Club in England and Diana Parker, president of Rotary Club of Greater Greer.

GREATER GREER

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Who’s a member of a Fellowship or RAG? Let Barbara knowBY BARBARA SHAYEB-HELOU, BSH6890@AOL.COM7750 Fellowship and RAGS Chair

I have a big thank you to the Rotary Club of Rock Hill for inviting me to speak about Rotary Action Groups and Fellowships. Nobody got sick or fell asleep. See —inviting me to your club could provide an interesting and entertaining meeting.

I am still looking for

Rotarians in our District who are members of a Fellowship or RAG who can share their stories with me and others in 7750.

Rotary has had a Peace Corps partnership in the USA. Please view Peace Fellow Summer Lewis in her Ted Talk(via YouTube). She explains how Rotary partners to create pockets of Peace . I originally met this woman at the Rotary International

Convention in Sydney. She is very focused, looks for more in life by assisting others.

A member of the Peace Fellowship, Mark Zober from Israel was in the Peace Corps from 1995-99.At that time he was one of 24 Peace Corps volunteers in Mongolia. Today we have 1,275 Peace Corp volunteers there. How the world has changed.

GREATER ANDERSON MAKES INTERACT ADVISOR PAUL HARRIS FELLOW

The Rotary Club of Greater Anderson presented a Paul Harris Fellow to Sarah Rinker, the Interact Club Advisor for T. L. Hanna High School.

Greater Anderson wholly supports Sarah's efforts, and the club's board approved making the award from club points, to include every member in giving the award.

In the past year, Sarah received Teacher of the Year recognition for her work with AP level classes, and is doing outstanding work with Interact—getting students involved and leading them through fund raising and service projects —including Rise Against Hunger (13,000 meals packed) and Lights of Hope (largest group participating).

Sarah's parents attended the presentation, and Sarah's mom Nancy is a past president and member of the Rotary Club of Winchester, VA,and was honored to pin her daughter. Sarah's father, Dudley, is a member of the Lions Club. Both are Paul Harris Fellows.

Sarah Rinker receives her Paul Harris Fellow. Her mother Nancy, a Rotarian from Virginia, was present to give Sarah her Paul Harris pin; and she gets a big hug from her dad, Dudley.

Alan Swavely, a T. L. Hanna Interact Club member, rising senior, and 2018 RYLA participant attended the meeting at which Sarah was recognized.

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Lake Wylie launches cash raffle fundraiserBY ANNE VIOLANTI Rotary Club of Lake Wylie

District Governor Carol Burdette and Assistant Gover-nor Lindsay Walker visited the Rotary Club of Lake Wylie in July. Carol is a great speaker and truly an ambassador for the year of “Be the Inspiration.”

The club also launched a new cash raffle fundraiser. Contact Anne Violanti at amviolanti@yahoo.com to purchase a ticket for the $5,000 cash prize.

Top, Lake Wylie Rotary Club and guests. Above, president David Redding, Assistant Governor Lindsay Walker, President Elect, Amy Gulig Strong, District Governor Carol Burdette, and Karen van Vierssen. LAKE WYLIE

YORK DONATES PART OF BASH PROCEEDS TO SUPPORT EARLY LEARNING

The Rotary Club of York donated $3,642.08 to the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. The funds were a portion of the proceeds from 2018 Beach Bash.

Accepting the check was Tom Faulkenberry, Interim Superinten-dent for the local school district, and Teresa Creech, Executive Director of the Early Learning Partnership of York County.

In five years of having the Beach Bash the York Rotary Club has donated $31,741.97 to the Early Learning Partnership of York County in support of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

Tom Faulkenberry, Teresa Creech, and York Rotary president Amy Hagner.YORK

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GOLDEN CORNER

TRACK RELAY FUNDRAISER TO BE EXPANDEDChris White, right, head track coach at Seneca High School and a coordinator for the Golden Corner Rotary Club's Tri-State Relays, recently updated the club on future plans to expand the annual track meet and fundraiser for the Golden Corner Rotary Club. White and Eddie Perry, left, executive director for the track meet, plan to expand the meet to include teams from throughout the southeast.

WALHALLA ROTARIAN UPDATES GOLDEN CORNER ON NEEDS IN HAITI

Jordanie Mertil, center, a member of the Walhalla Rotary Club who works with relief efforts in Haiti, recently updated the Golden Corner Rotary Club about ongoing projects that help children who have been impacted by hurricanes and earthquakes. Pictured with Jordanie are Golden Corner Rotarian Jon Adams, left, and club president Steve Rushton.

24 YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCEGolden Corner Rotarian and Upstate Realtor Lorraine Harding received her pin for 24 years of perfect attendance.

Deadline for September newsletter is August 23.Send items to newsletter editor Sue Poss, editor@rotary7750.org.

Articles received after Aug. 23 will be used in October.

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Trip to Haiti planned for OctoberPartners in Literacy Haiti is sponsoring a trip to the

Central Plateau of Haiti in October. Haitian native Marie Flore Chipps, who has been in our district often, will host, and DG Carol Burdette will participate. The dates are Oct. 18-23 with the option to stay until Oct. 28.

Traveling to Haiti’s Central Plateau offers an opportunity to do good work and

see beautiful settings. We will tour artistic and historic sites in Port au Prince, then ride up-country through mountains and villages along Route #3, the National Highway, com-pleted in 2012 by the European Union. The route passes through Mirebalais, a growing city, and alongside the pristine mountains surrounding Lake Péligre.

We will visit the libraries Partners in Literacy Haiti has started and meet the children they serve. As time permits, we’ll visit the PILH Cange Library and the Artisan House founded by Jackie Williams (e-club member) and the farms and technical school established and run by Charles (Greenviile Club) and Giullaine Warne.

A FEW FACTS ABOUT HAITI AND THE TRIP

FrenchandKreyòlarethecountry’slanguages;we’llhaveatranslator.The area we serve is the largest and poorest area in Haiti.Partners in Literacy Haiti team work is enjoyable and meeting Haitian

teachers and students a pleasure.This will be an authentic travel experience.

If you go, do this beforehandAsk us for guides on health, safety, and customs for traveling and

staying in Haiti.Attend a ZOOM orientation meeting Saturday morning, Sept. 8.

Tentative Costs for a One Week Stay Roundtrip airfare from Atlanta to Port-Au-Prince - $1,000Transportation costs to and from the airport and in-country- $100Lodging and two meals $75 per day for seven days - $600

StudentsRequest an application.Apply for a partial stipend.Provide a signed parental consent form.

Steps to Join UsCall Rita Yarbrough, our Haiti Visits Manager, (803) 276-1813

Step right up:ARTICLE IN THE ROTARIAN ON MEMBERSHIP MIGHT NOT INSPIRE YOU TO WEAR A TURKEY SUIT BUT IT COULD HELP YOU INCREASE YOUR MEMBERSHIPBY IPDG ED IRICKDistrict Membership Chair

We are one month into Rotary year 2018-2019, and your club should be continuing to focus on increasing its membership and improving the Rotary experience for its current members. As a club member you are a de facto member of your club’s membership committee, so I encourage you to read the article in the latest issue of the Rotarian magazine entitled Step Right Up. (Click the graph-ic for a pdf version of the article.) It will give you ideas as to how you can fulfill your role as a mem-ber of the membership committee. Perhaps you will even be inspired to wear a turkey suit!

Click the graphic to read the article.

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Greenville Evening presents checks to 2018 Duck Derby grant recipients

The 14th Annual Reedy Falls Duck Derby accomplished a new record this year: All 10,000 yellow ducks were adopted for the first time. This meant that the Rotary Club of Greenville Evening raised more than $70,000 to distribute among the grant recipients. They were able to add to this amount with some matching grants from Rotary District 7750. Grants were awarded at the club’s meeting on July 24.

The recipients of this year’s grants are:Girls on the RunGreenvillePoliceDepartment2018OfficeAlanJacobsGREATCampHabitat for Humanity of Greenville CountyMauldin Miracle LeagueThe Logos Theater (Academy of the Arts)SWITCH–fightinghumantraffickingandsexualexploitationintheUpstateTrees GreenvilleUnited MinistriesCarolina Youth SymphonyEarly Act First Knight – at Cashion Elementary, Powdersville Elementary &

Middle SchoolHonduras Water Project

NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED AT NORTH GREENVILLE

DG Carol Burdette, left, installed the new officers at the Rotary Club of North Greenville on July 27. From left are Randy Vogenberg. President; David Carson. Director; Linda Long. Secretary; Mark Peters. President Elect; Mike Morris. Treasurer; Brian Disher. Director; Annette Cook. Director; Lewis Barker, Foundation committee cochair.

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MEMBERSHIP SUMMIT

Thursday, Sept. 20Piedmont Technical College620 North Emerald Road Greenwood, SCAgenda

8:30 am Check-In / Networking9:00 am Summit StartNoon Lunch3:30 pm Adjourn

$15 per personQuestions: dg2015@rotary7750.org

DISTRICT TRAINING ASSEMBLY (Treasurer, Secretary, DACdb, PI/)

Friday October 268:00 AM - 3:30 PMPiedmont Technical College620 North Emerald Road Greenwood, SC

FOUNDATION AWARDS BANQUET & SEMINARS

Thursday, Nov. 29Spartanburg Methodist College1000 Powell Mill RoadSpartanburg, SC 29301

1:00 PM until after dinner and speaker, Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair and Past Rotary International President (2013-2014) Ron Burton.

ANY ROTARIAN IS INVITED TO

PARTCIPATE IN ANY OF THESE

EVENTS. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO

HOLD A PARTICULAR POSITION

IN YOUR CLUB TO GET VALUE

FROM THESE WORKSHOPS.

Fall opportunties to strengthen your club and increase your knowledge of Rotary

Advertise Rotary on the back of your car (no bumper sticker required)BY STEVE SOKOLD7750 License Plate Chair

One of the initiatives of Governor Carol for this year is to “Be an Inspiration” to improve the name recognition on the Rota-ry brand. Part of this effort is yo expand the use of Rotary custom license plates.

It is easy and inexpensive to carry the Rotary brand on a vehicle that is licensed in our state. There is a simple form to com-plete and a cost of $50 for the initial plate and a lesser cost each additional year. If you are driving a truck, the fee is slightly higher. Note that this fee is in addition to the normal fees.

For complete details, go to Rotary7750.org/document/rota-ry-license-plates. While you are on the computer reading this, would be a good time to look at the very simple form!!

If you have any questions,

email plates@rotary7750.org. There is more information coming including a contest between clubs and maybe some fun activities and fellowship included.

Whether you are driving a sporty Z4, being admired by Sarah Mansbach, Rita Yarbrough and Carol Burdette, or a pick-up, the Rotary license tag says a lot about who you are! Get yours now for just a small upcharge to the regular cost of a tag.

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November Foundation Event is for EVERYBODY! Learn more about how your gifts are used to make a difference around the worldNOVEMBER 29 at Spartanburg Methodist CollegeFeaturing Past RI president and Foundation Trustee

Chair Ron Burton• 1:00pm – 9:00pm • Registration will open soon. Limited to 275.• Workshops in the afternoon to help you better understand the Foundation, including one led by PDG Gary Goforth, e-Club of the Carolinas, who will talk about District and Global Grants.

• Dinner and remarks in the evening.

A MILLION DOLLAR RECEPTION (by invitation only) will be held at 5 p.m. To qualify to attend the reception and be counted in the Million Dollars you must meetoneofthefollowingcriteriabetweenJanuary1, 2018 and December 31, 2018:

1.BecomeafirsttimeMajorDonorornextlevelMajorDonor

2. Be in the Paul Harris Society and contribute $3,000 or more

3. Make a Major Gift of $10,000 or more

4. Become a new Bequest Society member leaving $10,000 or more in your will (or other method) or increase a current Bequest by $10,000 or more

5. Become an Arch Klumph Society member by contributing $250,000 or more

Eleven 11 couples have qualified for the Million Dollar Reception with gifts totaling over $436,000 as of July 29, 2018.

If you are interested in making a gift to The Rotary FoundationthatqualifiesyoutoattendtheMillionDollarReception, please contact the District Rotary Foundation Chair, Lorraine Angelino at dg2013@rotary7750.org or call 864-554-0598.

DISTRICT FOUNDATION CHAIRLorraine Angelino118 Leyland Court Greenwood, SC 29649864.554.0598dg2013@rotary7750.org

DG Carol and members of the Rotary Club of North Greenville.

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2017-18 District 7750 Rotary Foundation Giving

FINALJULY 1, 2017-JUNE 30, 2018

100% OF YEAR COMPLETE

Annual Fund Goal $ 427,368 (53 of 53 – 100%)

Annual Fund Total $ 402,821 (94.3% goal)

Annual Fund Per Capita $ 151.61 (2657)

Endowment Fund $ 252,700

PolioPlus Goal $ 131,799 (53 of 53 – 100%)

PolioPlus $ 150,212 (114% goal)

Total Giving $ 805,732

$0 AF Clubs 0 (53 of 53 – 100%)

$0 Polio Clubs 0 (53 of 53 – 100%)

DDF Transfer – Polio $ 40,000

Major Gifts 5

Major Donors 6

Paul Harris Fellows 491

Bequest Society 2

Benefactors 20

EREY 2123 (2657 members – 80%)

Sustaining Members 1362 (2657 – 51.3%)

Paul Harris Society Eligible 105 (125 members – 84.0%)

Paul Harris Society Members 110

Rotary Direct 77

ALL-TIME FOR DISTRICT

Paul Harris Fellows 5068

Benefactors 785

Bequest Society 92

Major Donors 77

2018-19 District 7750 Rotary Foundation Giving

THROUGH 7/28/2018 7.67% OF YEAR COMPLETED

Annual Fund Goal $ 460,942 (52 of 52 – 100%)

Annual Fund Total $ 29,989 (6.5% goal)

Annual Fund Per Capita $ 151.61 (2657)

Endowment Fund $ 1,000

PolioPlus Goal $ 165,274 (52 of 52 – 100%)

PolioPlus $ 4,080 (114% goal)

Total Giving $ 35,069

$0 AF Clubs 20 (32 of 52 – 61.5%)

$0 Polio Clubs 43 ( 9 of 52 – 17.3%)

DDF Transfer – Polio $ 42,000

Major Gifts 1

Major Donors 0

Paul Harris Fellows 32

Bequest Society 0

Benefactors 5

EREY 152 (2657 members – 5.7%)

Sustaining Members 39 (2657 – 1.5%)

Paul Harris Society Eligible 10 (110 members – 9.1%)

Paul Harris Society Members 110

Rotary Direct 75

ALL-TIME FOR DISTRICT

Paul Harris Fellows 5077

Benefactors 789

Bequest Society 93

Major Donor 78v

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Membership Champions (33 new members and their sponsors in June)

New Member Club Sponsor Classification

Arnett, Ray (RAY) Anderson Clergy

Braswell-Amin, Kristine (KRISTINE) Greenville Scott Stephens/David Krysh

Bronson, Kevin (KEVIN) Greenville Ramona Farrell/David Krysh

Caldwell, Brett (BRETT) Greenville JamesB.Garland/GaryF.Caldwell Construction

Callaham, Becky (BECKY) Greenville Doris Haley Non-Profit

Beth Padgett

Cavallini, Felicia (FELICIA) Blacksburg Megan A. Anderson College Professor

Clifton, Kay (KAY) Greenville Evening Philip B. Watson

Dant, Donna (DONNA) Greenville Evening Klaus Ruter Senior Directior of Develpoment

Dowd, Pamela G (PAMELA) Seneca Golden Corner JonathanE.Adams

Dunagan, Rodney (RODNEY) Laurens JaselynShanteJennings

Erikson, Robert Bruce (BOB) Aiken JohnB.Dangler Manufacturing-Industrial

Fish,Julianne(JULIE) Greenville Robert E. Howard/Terry R. Weaver

Forest, Ellis (ELLIS) Greenville Scott Stephens

Walker C. Smith

Fowler, Stephen (STEPHEN) Greenville JaneDyer/GeorgeFletcher

Hawley, William W. (BILL) York

Hicks, David (DAVE) Pleasantburg Hotel Management

Kelley-McLeod, Stone (STONE) Spartanburg CynthiaJ.Kelly Investment Analyst

Kramer, Tracy (TRACY) Pleasantburg JonMRogersHenryDupre Educator

Lattimore, Ray (RAY) Greenville Dee Kivett/Bob Howard

Lee, Patrick W. (PATRICK) Seneca Golden Corner

McCormack, Luke (LUKE) Newberry JohnL.Glasgow Banker

Meadors, Zane (ZANE) Greenville J.BryanLittleJr./WalkerSmith

Metzel, Harold (HAROLD) The Woodlands (Greenville Satellite)

AngeloTartaro/JamesPuryear

Miller, Teresa (TERESA) Greenville JoanBurket/JudithPrince

Mullinax,JoeCarlton(JOE) Spartanburg Angela M. Viney Marketing Advanced Media

Ovenden,JamesA.(JIM) Spartanburg Koger M. Bradford Financial - Loans

Randall, Amy (AMY RANDALL) Greenville Max Cochran PhotographerTerry R. Weaver

Renner, Carla (CARLA) Greenville DonnaGottschall/JudithPrinceRing, Nick (NICK) Greenville Dolly M. Durham-Montgomery/

Laura MooreRosario, Natalia (NATALIA) Spartanburg MaxT.HydeJr. Municipal Government Sabillon, Christy (CHRISTY) Spartanburg EricJ.Levitt Marketing Tatem,JTJim(JT) Greenville East JaniceE.Butler Business AdvisorYoungblood, Alison (ALISON) Anderson Business

Foundation and Membership pages ahead: Check the trendsFollowing this page are several pages of information on Foundation giving and membership trends. These figures come from Rotary International and are the official figures.

New members and sponsors

Area

Club7/1/2018 Member

Goal

Current Members6-30-18

Member Gain

6-30-18

AF Actual

2016-17

AF Goal

2017-18

AF Goal Shortfall

vs. LY

% of AF Goal Achieved 2017-18

AF Per

Capita 2017-18

AF Month

AF YTD

2017-18

Polio Actual

2016-17

Polio YTD

2017-18

Polio Per Capita

2017-18

Polio Goal

2017-18

Polio% of Goal

1 Anderson 75 74 11 10,735 $9,240 $1,495 120.1% $176 $4,923 $11,098 $2,541 $5,101 $81 $3,850 132.5%1 Clemson 100 96 3 13,549 $14,000 93.9% $141 $122 $13,144 $1,974 $2,031 $22 $2,100 96.7%1 Clemson-Calhoun 31 30 2 3,687 $3,920 70.4% $99 $555 $2,760 $2,153 $2,025 $72 $1,680 120.5%1 Greater Anderson 80 76 5 14,990 $12,045 $2,945 142.7% $242 $1,795 $17,190 $4,113 $3,824 $54 $3,285 116.4%

286 276 21 42,960 $39,205 $3,755 112.7% $173 $7,395 $44,192 $10,781 $12,980 $51 $10,915 118.9%

2 Fair Play 17 0 -15 945 $1,349 37.1% $33 $0 $500 $654 $25 $2 $584 4.3%2 Seneca 47 46 0 6,362 $4,300 $2,062 186.3% $174 $269 $8,010 $2,657 $1,170 $25 $2,150 54.4%2 Seneca Golden Corner 28 23 1 2,950 $3,500 96.0% $153 $2,080 $3,360 $1,660 $800 $36 $1,000 80.0%2 Walhalla 30 34 5 1,252 $3,000 33.3% $34 $0 $1,000 $1,325 $3,450 $119 $750 460.0%2 Westminster 33 35 1 7,956 $6,688 $1,268 73.1% $144 $125 $4,890 $2,193 $2,064 $61 $1,800 114.7%

155 138 -8 19,464 $18,837 $627 94.3% $122 $2,474 $17,760 $8,489 $7,509 $51 $6,284 119.5%

3 Greenville 291 266 3 58,139 $61,215 75.3% $175 $1,650 $46,108 $6,355 $11,580 $44 $6,095 190.0%3 Greenville Breakfast 20 16 1 4,265 $4,140 $125 51.8% $143 $10 $2,145 $2,023 $1,300 $87 $918 141.6%3 Greenville East 29 17 -2 2,893 $4,520 58.8% $140 $388 $2,656 $1,101 $450 $24 $1,000 45.0%3 North Greenville 42 39 1 3,055 $3,100 148.5% $121 $75 $4,605 $1,731 $1,300 $34 $1,500 86.7%3 Pleasantburg 47 47 4 12,624 $8,385 $4,239 139.7% $272 $569 $11,717 $6,196 $6,922 $161 $5,074 136.4%

429 385 7 80,976 $81,360 82.6% $178 $2,692 $67,231 $17,405 $21,552 $57 $14,587 147.8%

Rotary District 7750Membership Gain & Rotary Foundation

Monthly Progress ReportJune 30, 2018

A-1 AG Crossie Cox

A-2 AG Frank Cox

A-3 AG Mike Taylor

4 Inman 25 22 2 1,100 $2,000 142.5% $143 $950 $2,850 $210 $345 $17 $250 137.9%4 North Spartanburg 47 36 -6 4,900 $7,140 113.6% $193 $2,763 $8,108 $3,237 $1,863 $44 $1,806 103.1%4 Spartan West 28 32 5 4,625 $2,500 $2,125 113.8% $105 $520 $2,845 $925 $525 $19 $1,000 52.5%4 Spartanburg 200 202 13 5,345 $2,500 $2,845 364.8% $48 $5,810 $9,120 $11,618 $10,850 $57 $12,000 90.4%

300 292 14 15,970 $14,140 $1,830 162.1% $82 $10,043 $22,923 $15,989 $13,582 $49 $15,056 90.2%

5 Blacksburg 14 15 2 597 $1,000 66.6% $51 $0 $666 $355 $450 $35 $500 90.0%5 Clover 23 17 -5 2,573 $2,600 68.0% $80 $794 $1,769 $4,356 $2,819 $128 $4,375 64.4%5 Gaffney 75 72 -1 6,986 $6,800 $186 115.8% $108 $1,634 $7,874 $1,409 $1,468 $20 $204 719.6%5 York 39 36 -2 9,033 $9,135 91.3% $219 $1,654 $8,340 $1,821 $1,818 $48 $2,000 90.9%

151 140 -6 19,188 $19,535 95.5% $128 $4,082 $18,649 $7,941 $6,555 $45 $7,079 92.6%

6 Fort Mill 99 82 -3 28,757 $31,300 97.7% $360 $2,204 $30,573 $2,520 $2,290 $27 $2,000 114.5%6 Indian Land 35 26 -2 4,195 $3,500 $695 93.2% $116 $1,231 $3,261 $933 $150 $5 $500 30.0%6 Lake Wylie 29 23 2 2,325 $3,240 111.7% $172 $140 $3,620 $682 $1,201 $57 $700 171.6%6 Rock Hill 105 86 -17 14,620 $10,000 $4,620 101.1% $98 $0 $10,107 $2,778 $1,650 $16 $2,500 66.0%

268 217 -20 49,897 $48,040 $1,857 99.0% $201 $3,576 $47,561 $6,912 $5,291 $22 $5,700 92.8%

A-4 AG Pete Crandall

A-5 AG Rob Hanley

A-6 AG Mary Sieck

Are

a Club7/1/2018 Member

Goal

Current Members6-30-18

Member Gain

6-30-18

AF Actual

2016-17

AF Goal

2017-18

AF Goal Shortfall

vs. LY

% of AF Goal Achieved 2017-18

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Capita 2017-18

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AF YTD

2017-18

Polio Actual

2016-17

Polio YTD

2017-18

Polio Per Capita

2017-18

Polio Goal

2017-18

Polio% of Goal

7 Chester 55 53 -1 2,710 $3,000 148.8% $83 $1,000 $4,465 $1,766 $4,220 $78 $1,775 237.7%7 Lancaster 68 67 7 1,668 $4,331 115.6% $83 $1,065 $5,006 $2,500 $900 $15 $3,050 29.5%7 Lancaster Breakfast 67 57 -4 4,805 $3,000 $1,805 185.4% $91 $4,513 $5,563 $572 $525 $9 $500 105.0%7 Winnsboro 28 26 -2 1,630 $1,631 144.1% $84 $0 $2,350 $27 $865 $31 $625 138.4%

218 203 0 10,813 $11,962 145.3% $86 $6,578 $17,384 $4,864 $6,510 $32 $5,950 109.4%

8 Aiken 192 178 -3 34,625 $31,304 $3,321 80.8% $140 $4,227 $25,283 $6,371 $5,498 $30 $4,860 113.1%8 Aiken Sunrise 40 39 5 7,518 $5,000 $2,518 80.5% $118 $225 $4,025 $2,363 $2,810 $83 $1,800 156.1%8 Batesburg-Leesville 20 18 1 2,100 $2,400 40.6% $57 $0 $975 $1,355 $2,011 $118 $800 251.4%8 North Augusta 25 21 3 2,400 $2,415 100.0% $134 $920 $2,415 $1,163 $250 $14 $1,260 19.8%

8Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville 23 21 3 4,180 $3,700 $480 90.3% $186 $100 $3,341 $984 $1,510 $84 $600 251.7%

300 277 9 50,822 $44,819 $6,003 80.4% $134 $5,472 $36,039 $12,236 $12,079 $45 $9,320 129.6%

9 Abbeville 48 45 -2 4,927 $5,000 60.5% $64 $1,625 $3,025 $1,300 $100 $2 $1,400 7.1%9 EClub of the Carolinas 34 27 -2 6,655 $4,700 $1,955 186.6% $302 $1,642 $8,772 $1,179 $2,343 $81 $1,400 167.3%9 Emerald City 64 65 6 27,500 $25,000 $2,500 102.1% $433 $285 $25,527 $4,306 $3,261 $55 $3,074 106.1%9 Greenwood 120 113 2 21,197 $19,600 $1,597 79.8% $141 $530 $15,640 $26,337 $11,236 $101 $26,768 42.0%

266 250 4 60,278 $54,300 $5,978 97.5% $215 $4,082 $52,964 $33,121 $16,940 $69 $32,642 51.9%

10 Clinton 25 26 2 4,403 $5,700 49.1% $117 $0 $2,800 $1,140 $150 $6 $1,400 10.7%10 Laurens 55 49 -1 6,323 $9,625 52.5% $101 $0 $5,050 $5,000 $2,800 $56 $2,750 101.8%10 Newberry 82 79 5 14,325 $17,250 103.2% $241 $1,245 $17,800 $4,536 $4,050 $55 $3,750 108.0%10 Union 48 46 4 6,800 $6,250 $550 116.6% $173 $560 $7,285 $2,575 $3,805 $91 $2,400 158.5%

A-7 AG Rebecca Melton

A-8 AG Watson Dorn

A-9 AG Lori Kent

10 Union 48 46 4 6,800 $6,250 $550 116.6% $173 $560 $7,285 $2,575 $3,805 $91 $2,400 158.5%210 200 10 31,851 $38,825 84.8% $173 $1,805 $32,935 $13,251 $10,805 $57 $10,300 104.9%

11 Fountain Inn 35 27 0 5,000 $2,800 $2,200 53.6% $56 $0 $1,500 $27 $25 $1 $700 3.6%11 Golden Strip Sunrise 16 15 0 420 $500 74.0% $25 $25 $370 $387 $25 $2 $400 6.3%11 Mauldin 34 30 -1 8,426 $5,425 $3,001 96.7% $169 $587 $5,244 $4,046 $1,352 $44 $1,860 72.7%11 Simpsonville 57 49 -4 7,977 $7,500 $477 105.5% $149 $2,297 $7,914 $2,814 $1,625 $31 $2,500 65.0%11 Woodruff 16 11 -4 1,500 $1,500 1.7% $2 $0 $25 $450 $25 $2 $1,000 2.5%

158 132 -9 23,322 $17,725 $5,597 84.9% $107 $2,909 $15,053 $7,724 $3,052 $22 $6,460 47.2%

12 Easley 60 51 -4 6,000 $9,451 13.2% $23 $0 $1,250 $1,527 $25 $0 $1,120 2.2%12 Greater Greer 20 15 1 5,400 $1,800 $3,600 104.2% $134 $700 $1,875 $878 $855 $61 $1,000 85.5%12 Greenville Evening 48 36 -6 26,064 $20,250 $5,814 103.1% $497 $255 $20,880 $7,368 $5,876 $140 $3,600 163.2%12 Pickens 45 43 2 4,273 $6,868 66.6% $112 $225 $4,575 $2,487 $1,350 $33 $2,050 65.9%12 The Foothills 22 19 2 1,100 $1,600 96.9% $91 $0 $1,550 $13,901 $25,250 $1,485 $320 7890.6%

195 164 -5 42,837 $39,969 $2,868 75.4% $178 $1,180 $30,130 $26,160 $33,356 $197 $8,090 412.3%

30,000 $0 $0 $0 $0

Totals 2936 2,674 17 478,378 $428,717 $49,661 94.0% $152 $52,288 $402,821 $164,872 $150,212 $57 $132,383 113.5%

A-10 AG Renee Stubbs

A-11 AG Alex Grewe

A-12 AG Cathy Golson

District 7750

7/1/2018 Member

Goal

Current Members6-30-18

Member Gain

6-30-18

AF Actual

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2017-18

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2016-17

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286 276 21 42,960 $39,205 $3,755 112.7% $173 $7,395 $44,192 $10,781 $12,980 $51 $10,915 118.9%

155 138 -8 19,464 $18,837 $627 94.3% $122 $2,474 $17,760 $8,489 $7,509 $51 $6,284 119.5%

429 385 7 80,976 $81,360 82.6% $178 $2,692 $67,231 $17,405 $21,552 $57 $14,587 147.8%

300 292 14 15,970 $14,140 $1,830 162.1% $82 $10,043 $22,923 $15,989 $13,582 $49 $15,056 90.2%

151 140 -6 19,188 $19,535 95.5% $128 $4,082 $18,649 $7,941 $6,555 $45 $7,079 92.6%

268 217 -20 49,897 $48,040 $1,857 99.0% $201 $3,576 $47,561 $6,912 $5,291 $22 $5,700 92.8%

218 203 0 10,813 $11,962 145.3% $86 $6,578 $17,384 $4,864 $6,510 $32 $5,950 109.4%

300 277 9 50,822 $44,819 $6,003 80.4% $134 $5,472 $36,039 $12,236 $12,079 $45 $9,320 129.6%

266 250 4 60,278 $54,300 $5,978 97.5% $215 $4,082 $52,964 $33,121 $16,940 $69 $32,642 51.9%

210 200 10 31,851 $38,825 84.8% $173 $1,805 $32,935 $13,251 $10,805 $57 $10,300 104.9%

158 132 -9 23,322 $17,725 $5,597 84.9% $107 $2,909 $15,053 $7,724 $3,052 $22 $6,460 47.2%

195 164 -5 42,837 $39,969 $2,868 75.4% $178 $1,180 $30,130 $26,160 $33,356 $197 $8,090 412.3%

2936 2674 17 448,378 428,717 $28,515 94.0% $152 $52,288 $402,821 $164,872 $150,212 $57 $132,383 113.5%

Area Summary

Totals

A-12 AG Cathy Golson

A-2 AG Frank Cox

A-3 AG Mike Taylor

A-5 AG Rob Hanley

A-6 AG Mary Sieck

A-11 AG Alex Grewe

A-8 AG Watson Dorn

A-4 AG Pete Crandall

A-10 AG Renee Stubbs

A-1 AG Crossie Cox

A-7 AG Rebecca Melton

A-9 AG Lori Kent

Top Giving Clubs (Annual Fund) Top Clubs by % of AF Goal Achieved Top Clubs by % of AF Challenge Goal

1 Spartanburg 365% Clover

2 EClub of the Carolinas 187% Greenville3 Seneca 186% Mauldin4 Lancaster Breakfast 185% Newberry5 Chester 149% EClub of the Carolinas

Top Clubs by AF Per Capita

1 Greenville Evening $497.142 Emerald City $432.663 Fort Mill $359.684 EClub of the Carolinas $302.495 Pleasantburg $272.49

Top Clubs by Total AF Giving

1 Greenville $46,108 8000.0%

2 Fort Mill $30,573 1700.0%

3 Emerald City $25,527 6000.0%

4 Aiken $25,283 2700.0%

5 Greenville Evening $20,880 2100.0%

Top Giving Clubs (Polio) Top Clubs by % of Polio Goal Achieved

1 The Foothills 7891%2 Gaffney 720%3 Walhalla 460%4 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville 252%5 Batesburg-Leesville 251%

Top Clubs by Total Polio Giving1 The Foothills $25,2502 Greenville $11,5803 Greenwood $11,2364 Spartanburg $10,8505 Pleasantburg $6,922

24 Clubs have achieved 100% of their AF Goal36 Clubs have achieved 75% of their AF Goal

34 Clubs have achieved 100% of their Polio Goal

17 Clubs are over $150 AF Per Capita35 Clubs are over $100 AF Per Capita

0 Clubs have given $5 Total to the AF (Zero Giving)0 Clubs have given $5 Total to Polio (Zero Giving)

3 Areas have achieved 100% of their AF Goal12 Areas have achieved 75% of their AF Goal

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1 Spartanburg 365% 1 The Foothills 7891%2 EClub of the Carolinas 187% 2 Gaffney 720%3 Seneca 186% 3 Walhalla 460%4 Lancaster Breakfast 185% 4 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville 252%5 Chester 149% 5 Batesburg-Leesville 251%6 North Greenville 149% 6 Chester 238%7 Winnsboro 144% 7 Greenville 190%8 Greater Anderson 143% 8 Lake Wylie 172%9 Inman 143% 9 EClub of the Carolinas 167%

10 Pleasantburg 140% 10 Greenville Evening 163%11 Anderson 120% 11 Union 159%12 Union 117% 12 Aiken Sunrise 156%13 Gaffney 116% 13 Greenville Breakfast 142%14 Lancaster 116% 14 Winnsboro 138%15 Spartan West 114% 15 Inman 138%16 North Spartanburg 114% 16 Pleasantburg 136%17 Lake Wylie 112% 17 Anderson 132%17 Lake Wylie 112% 17 Anderson 132%18 Simpsonville 106% 18 Clemson-Calhoun 121%19 Greater Greer 104% 19 Greater Anderson 116%20 Newberry 103% 20 Westminster 115%21 Greenville Evening 103% 21 Fort Mill 115%22 Emerald City 102% 22 Aiken 113%23 Rock Hill 101% 23 Newberry 108%24 North Augusta 100% 24 Emerald City 106%25 Fort Mill 98% 25 Lancaster Breakfast 105%26 The Foothills 97% 26 North Spartanburg 103%27 Mauldin 97% 27 Laurens 102%28 Seneca Golden Corner 96% 28 Clemson 97%29 Clemson 94% 29 York 91%30 Indian Land 93% 30 Spartanburg 90%

31 York 91% 31 Blacksburg 90%32 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville 90% 32 North Greenville 87%33 Aiken 81% 33 Greater Greer 86%34 Aiken Sunrise 81% 34 Seneca Golden Corner 80%35 Greenwood 80% 35 Mauldin 73%36 Greenville 75% 36 Rock Hill 66%37 Golden Strip Sunrise 74% 37 Pickens 66%38 Westminster 73% 38 Simpsonville 65%39 Clemson-Calhoun 70% 39 Clover 64%40 Clover 68% 40 Seneca 54%41 Pickens 67% 41 Spartan West 53%42 Blacksburg 67% 42 Greenville East 45%43 Abbeville 61% 43 Greenwood 42%44 Greenville East 59% 44 Indian Land 30%45 Fountain Inn 54% 45 Lancaster 30%46 Laurens 52% 46 North Augusta 20%47 Greenville Breakfast 52% 47 Clinton 11%48 Clinton 49% 48 Abbeville 7%49 Batesburg-Leesville 41% 49 Golden Strip Sunrise 6%50 Fair Play 37% 50 Fair Play 4%51 Walhalla 33% 51 Fountain Inn 4%52 Easley 13% 52 Woodruff 3%52 Easley 13% 52 Woodruff 3%53 Woodruff 2% 53 Easley 2%

All Clubs Ranked by AF Per Capita All Clubs Ranked by Polio Per Capita

1 Greenville Evening $497.14 1 The Foothills $1,485.292 Emerald City $432.66 2 Pleasantburg $160.993 Fort Mill $359.68 3 Greenville Evening $139.904 EClub of the Carolinas $302.49 4 Clover $128.145 Pleasantburg $272.49 5 Walhalla $118.976 Greater Anderson $242.11 6 Batesburg-Leesville $118.297 Newberry $240.54 7 Greenwood $101.238 York $219.47 8 Union $90.609 North Spartanburg $193.04 9 Greenville Breakfast $86.67

10 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville $185.61 10 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville $83.8911 Anderson $176.16 11 Aiken Sunrise $82.6512 Greenville $175.32 12 Anderson $80.9613 Seneca $174.14 13 EClub of the Carolinas $80.7814 Union $173.45 14 Chester $78.1515 Lake Wylie $172.38 15 Clemson-Calhoun $72.3216 Mauldin $169.16 16 Greater Greer $61.0717 Seneca Golden Corner $152.73 17 Westminster $60.7018 Simpsonville $149.31 18 Spartanburg $57.4119 Westminster $143.82 19 Lake Wylie $57.19

Greenville Breakfast $143.00 Laurens $56.0020 Greenville Breakfast $143.00 20 Laurens $56.0021 Inman $142.50 21 Emerald City $55.2722 Clemson $141.33 22 Newberry $54.7323 Greenwood $140.90 23 Greater Anderson $53.8524 Greenville East $139.80 24 York $47.8425 Aiken $139.69 25 North Spartanburg $44.3526 North Augusta $134.17 26 Greenville $44.0327 Greater Greer $133.93 27 Mauldin $43.6128 North Greenville $121.18 28 Seneca Golden Corner $36.3629 Aiken Sunrise $118.38 29 Blacksburg $34.6230 Clinton $116.67 30 North Greenville $34.2131 Indian Land $116.48 31 Pickens $32.9332 Pickens $111.59 32 Winnsboro $30.8933 Gaffney $107.86 33 Simpsonville $30.66

34 Spartan West $105.37 34 Aiken $30.3835 Laurens $101.00 35 Fort Mill $26.9436 Clemson-Calhoun $98.57 36 Seneca $25.4337 Rock Hill $98.12 37 Greenville East $23.6838 Lancaster Breakfast $91.20 38 Clemson $21.8439 The Foothills $91.18 39 Gaffney $20.1140 Winnsboro $83.93 40 Spartan West $19.4441 Lancaster $83.43 41 Inman $17.2442 Chester $82.69 42 Rock Hill $16.0243 Clover $80.41 43 Lancaster $15.0044 Abbeville $64.36 44 North Augusta $13.8945 Batesburg-Leesville $57.38 45 Lancaster Breakfast $8.6146 Fountain Inn $55.56 46 Clinton $6.2547 Blacksburg $51.23 47 Indian Land $5.3648 Spartanburg $48.25 48 Abbeville $2.1349 Walhalla $34.48 49 Fair Play $1.6750 Fair Play $33.33 50 Golden Strip Sunrise $1.6751 Golden Strip Sunrise $24.67 51 Woodruff $1.6752 Easley $22.73 52 Fountain Inn $0.9353 Woodruff $1.67 53 Easley $0.45

All Clubs Ranked by Total AF Giving All Clubs Ranked by Total Polio Giving

1 Greenville $46,108 1 The Foothills $25,2502 Fort Mill $30,573 2 Greenville $11,5803 Emerald City $25,527 3 Greenwood $11,2364 Aiken $25,283 4 Spartanburg $10,8505 Greenville Evening $20,880 5 Pleasantburg $6,9226 Newberry $17,800 6 Greenville Evening $5,8767 Greater Anderson $17,190 7 Aiken $5,4988 Greenwood $15,640 8 Anderson $5,1019 Clemson $13,144 9 Chester $4,220

10 Pleasantburg $11,717 10 Newberry $4,05011 Anderson $11,098 11 Greater Anderson $3,82412 Rock Hill $10,107 12 Union $3,80513 Spartanburg $9,120 13 Walhalla $3,45014 EClub of the Carolinas $8,772 14 Emerald City $3,26115 York $8,340 15 Clover $2,81916 North Spartanburg $8,108 16 Aiken Sunrise $2,81017 Seneca $8,010 17 Laurens $2,80018 Simpsonville $7,914 18 EClub of the Carolinas $2,34319 Gaffney $7,874 19 Fort Mill $2,290

Union $7,285 Westminster $2,06420 Union $7,285 20 Westminster $2,06421 Lancaster Breakfast $5,563 21 Clemson $2,03122 Mauldin $5,244 22 Clemson-Calhoun $2,02523 Laurens $5,050 23 Batesburg-Leesville $2,01124 Lancaster $5,006 24 North Spartanburg $1,86325 Westminster $4,890 25 York $1,81826 North Greenville $4,605 26 Rock Hill $1,65027 Pickens $4,575 27 Simpsonville $1,62528 Chester $4,465 28 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville $1,51029 Aiken Sunrise $4,025 29 Gaffney $1,46830 Lake Wylie $3,620 30 Mauldin $1,35231 Seneca Golden Corner $3,360 31 Pickens $1,35032 Twin City of Batesburg-Leesville $3,341 32 Greenville Breakfast $1,300

33 Indian Land $3,261 33 North Greenville $1,30034 Abbeville $3,025 34 Lake Wylie $1,20135 Inman $2,850 35 Seneca $1,17036 Spartan West $2,845 36 Lancaster $90037 Clinton $2,800 37 Winnsboro $86538 Clemson-Calhoun $2,760 38 Greater Greer $85539 Greenville East $2,656 39 Seneca Golden Corner $80040 North Augusta $2,415 40 Spartan West $52541 Winnsboro $2,350 41 Lancaster Breakfast $52542 Greenville Breakfast $2,145 42 Greenville East $45043 Greater Greer $1,875 43 Blacksburg $45044 Clover $1,769 44 Inman $34545 The Foothills $1,550 45 North Augusta $25046 Fountain Inn $1,500 46 Indian Land $15047 Easley $1,250 47 Clinton $15048 Walhalla $1,000 48 Abbeville $10049 Batesburg-Leesville $975 49 Fair Play $2550 Blacksburg $666 50 Fountain Inn $2551 Fair Play $500 51 Golden Strip Sunrise $2552 Golden Strip Sunrise $370 52 Woodruff $2553 Woodruff $25 53 Easley $25

All Areas Ranked by % of AF Goal Achieved

1 A-4 AG Pete Crandall 162.1%2 A-7 AG Rebecca Melton 145.3%3 A-1 AG Crossie Cox 112.7%4 A-6 AG Mary Sieck 99.0%5 A-9 AG Lori Kent 97.5%6 A-5 AG Rob Hanley 95.5%7 A-2 AG Frank Cox 94.3%8 A-11 AG Alex Grewe 84.9%9 A-10 AG Renee Stubbs 84.8%

10 A-3 AG Mike Taylor 82.6%11 A-8 AG Watson Dorn 80.4%12 A-12 AG Cathy Golson 75.4%

All Areas Ranked by AF Per Capita1 A-9 AG Lori Kent $215.302 A-6 AG Mary Sieck $200.683 A-12 AG Cathy Golson $178.284 A-3 AG Mike Taylor $177.865 A-10 AG Renee Stubbs $173.346 A-1 AG Crossie Cox $173.307 A-8 AG Watson Dorn $134.488 A-5 AG Rob Hanley $127.739 A-2 AG Frank Cox $121.65

10 A-11 AG Alex Grewe $106.7611 A-7 AG Rebecca Melton $85.6412 A-4 AG Pete Crandall $82.46

All Areas Ranked by Total AF Giving

1 A-3 AG Mike Taylor $67,2312 A-9 AG Lori Kent $52,9643 A-6 AG Mary Sieck $47,5614 A-1 AG Crossie Cox $44,1925 A-8 AG Watson Dorn $36,0395 A-8 AG Watson Dorn $36,0396 A-10 AG Renee Stubbs $32,9357 A-12 AG Cathy Golson $30,1308 A-4 AG Pete Crandall $22,9239 A-5 AG Rob Hanley $18,649

10 A-2 AG Frank Cox $17,76011 A-7 AG Rebecca Melton $17,38412 A-11 AG Alex Grewe $15,053