Gallatin Rotarians are People of Action, when we see a need, we step up to help. We’d love to give you a way to give back.
Gallatin Rotary has weekly programs on interesting topics to learn new things about our community.
Making a difference has never been easier. Our Rotary club participates in many projects, you will find a place to serve.
REMINDERS FOR APRIL 9 & APRIL 11 –
4/9/2026
No lunch meeting. Rotarians are asked to attend the 2026 Gallatin High School Career & Technical Education Banquet instead. Please be at the GHS Cafeteria by 5:00pm to welcome the students and their families at 5:30pm.
The featured speaker this year is Chris Taylor of Forward Sumner.
4/11/2026
We will be at The Gathering Place By Bit-O-Heaven Catering & Events on Saturday night for the 2026 Reverse Raffle! Doors open at 5:30pm and the elimination drawings start at 6:30pm.
Come ready to have a great time and if possible, wear Hawaiian or tropical print attire!
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ROTARY REWIND!
(That’s what we call it when Social Media is catching up on recent events.)
Thursday, March 26, 2026
A big Rotary thank you to our very own Mark Morgan! Mark had a career as a certified arborist, working primarily in Pennsylvania and California, but she’d a wealth of knowledge abut tree species, both native to and introduced to the Southeast Untied States. He had great advice on what to plant, how to trim, and how to take out trees in our lives.
Our GHS Interact students for the week were Kalyn Anderson and Naomi Hatchett.
📸 1: Club President Ryan Baker and guest speaker, Rotarian Mark Morgan
📸 2: GHS Interact students Kalyn Anderson and Naomi Hatchett
ROTARY REWIND!
(That’s what we call it when Social Media is catching up on recent events.)
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Our guest speaker for the day was Volunteer State Community College history professor Zach McCullough. He managed both a blistering pace and a packed but understandable history of Ukraine since the end of World War II and the rise of the Soviet Union.
Our GHS Interact students for the week were Autumn Desposito and Kilee Whitaker.
📸 1: VSCC Professor Zach McCullough presenting on the history of Ukraine and it’s significance in current affairs.
📸 2: President Ryan Baker with guest speaker Zach McCullough
📸 3: President Ryan Baker with GHS Interact students Autumn Desposito and Kilee Whitaker
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