Projects
1200 MEALS FOR HOMELESS
- A local service project to provide 100 nutritious meals, recurring on monthly basis,
100 nutritious complete healthy prepared meals are delivered by the Rotarians and Rotaractors to the MUST Ministries ( Address: 55 Elizabeth Church Rd Marietta Ga 30060) Web: www. mustministries.org
Clothing For A Cause
Rotary Club of Emory Druid Hills in partnership with Rotaract Atlanta Metro and FODAC will organize Clothing pick up in selected sub divisions.
Clothing will be picked for FODAC (Friends of Disabled Adult and Children) Thrift Store (https://www.fodacthriftstore.com
Eye Surgery Unit and Equipment
A Good friend of PP Dr. Upendra Bhatt donated $42.5K to provide laser based eye surgery unit and equipment. RCEDH paid $7.5K to perform 500+ eye surgeries at no cost to the patient. Rajkot midtown club will administer the project locally.
Help India Fight Against Covid 19 Second Phase
Help India Fight Against Covid 19 Second Phase
25 K Fund Raiser
Medial equipments and/or supplies Drive for Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC)
FODAC Equipment Drive (Saturday, July 31, 2021 from 8:30 am until
approximately 2:00 pm)
The RC of North Atlanta is once again organizing a service project is to
collect donated home medical equipment and/or supplies for the Friends of
Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC) a 501c3 organization located in Stone
Mountain, Georgia. FOCAC targets items that are in high demand from their
clients, adult and pediatric. FODAC refurbishes all equipment and then
donates it with little or no cost to prequalified clients. These items that
we collect include: medical supplies, bathroom equipment, grab bars,
children's adaptive equipment, and other assistive technology. FODAC accept
gently used manual and electric wheelchairs (including footrests), scooters,
standers, strollers, corner chairs, gait trainers, shower supports, toilet
supports, therapy aides, specialized mattresses (no regular mattresses),
canes, crutches, rollators, bathing aids, braces, air casts walkers, hoyer
lifts, hospital beds and many other items.
Polio Club Society 100% Club
All the members of Rotary Club of Emory Druid Hills, Dist 6900 pledged their financial support and became the first in the district to be a [Polio Plus Society 100% Club]
Club President 2021-22 Pravin Kakadiya took initiative in leading the efforts to achieve the title [POLIO PLUS 100% CLUB] and he believes that today, Rotary and its partners have reduced the incidence of polio by 99.9 percent. However, until we see the last of the poliovirus, eradication efforts need additional funding to: Immunize
Rotaract Atlanta Metro & Rotary Emory Druid Hills - Round 3rd medical equipment drive for FODAC
On April 23, 2022, the Rotary Club of Emory Druid Hills and Rotaract Club of Atlanta Metro, join again for round three this year for a successful medical equipment drive for FODAC (Friends of Disabled Adults and Children). FODAC gives adults and children with disabilities in need of the home medical equipment (HME) necessary for an
enhanced quality of life.
STEM Competition for School Children: The importance of STEM in post-COVID-19 efforts
Let's make STEM a priority in order to build a resilient communities and country.The project will consist of reshaping our educational system and orienting it toward a skill-oriented educational system where young local school children will be encouraged, equipped with tools and skills needed to not only enter the job market but also prepare for the disruption of the future of work.
Toilets for Girls in the Schools Means a Brighter Future
Empowering girls for their right to education.Girls are dropping out of school because of a lack of toilets.
Wheel chair - Accessible Van for Sunny
Without Help, They Crawl: 200 mobility carts to differently abled children, transforming their lives with dignity & independence
Project Committee:Manoj Barot and Paul (Pravin) Patel, appointed by RCEDH President and Treasurer 2020-2021
HEAL | ENRICH | EMPOWER the differently abled.
200 mobility carts to differently abled children, transforming their lives with dignity and independence. 70+ Million people world wide are leg disabled (WHO)