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Various spokespersons associated with divisions of the Greenville Rotary Club speak on challenges for maintaining community service projects. the club started over 100 years ago. There are currently about 185 members. Women started becoming members in 1986 with the establishment of the Greenville Morning Rotary.
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42894
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"At 100 year's old, Greenville's Rotary building is the first of its kind in the world--and members are working to maintain it for years to come. The building was dedicated on March 14, 1921. The building has undergone several renovations recently at a cost of $30,000. Exterior painting costing around $13,000 will be done a in 2021.
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42895
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"Formed a decade ago, the group took a major step when it joined the Association of Junior League's International in 2017." The Junior League of Greenville welcomes women over 21 with a demonstrated interest and commitment to voluntarism.
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42896
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Begun under the direction of 30 local businessmen on March 30, 1959, the Greenville Optimist Club set its mission to serve the youth of the community. currently the club gives several primary consideration for financial support to organizations including Pitt County Robotics, Optimist Little League and the N.C. Boys and Girls Club.
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42897
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The Kiwanis Club of Greenville was founded in 1921. Originating with the Greenville Club, eight clubs in Pitt County and one in the town of Washington, which started in 1947, make up Division 17 of the Carolinas District.
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42898
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The Greenville Jaycees are particularly well known for their leadership development activities, including their support for the North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center and the Greenville Christmas Parade.
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42899
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Chartered in 1941 as a social club in Greenville's black community, the Bachelor Benedict Club continues today as a channel for civic and community involvement for black men. A recent merger with the less exclusive Twentieth Century Club has aided both clubs in forwarding service missions and building upkeep ias younger generations now have less interest in joining.
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