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Atlanta Rotary invites business community to participate in ‘Election Season of Service’
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From the Saporta Report:
Since its founding in 1913, the Rotary Club of Atlanta, whose membership is made up of business and civic leaders across our city, has been committed to ‘service above self.’ As the fourth largest Rotary Club in the world, our membership is compelled to lead the way and bring this concept of “service above self” […]
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