Voice THE PLANTATION
Teamwork – so the saying goes – makes the dream work!
The phrase “teamwork makes the dream work” is credited to John C. Maxwell, an American clergyman and author, who popularized it in his 2002 book titled Teamwork Makes the Dream Work. In his book, Maxwell elaborates on the significance of teamwork and states, “Teamwork makes the dream work, but a vision becomes a nightmare when a leader has big dreams and a bad team.” The phrase captures the idea that collaborative efforts can lead to more effective problem solving.
POA Board work is a collective effort and requires a unique kind of teamwork among its members. Working together as a highly effective team means collaboration and compromise must exist and requires constant care and review.
But effective teamwork does not mean avoiding conflict. In fact, it actually means encouraging a bit of conflict and drawing out all viewpoints and ideas. Being committed to informed debate and analysis, active listening, giving constructive feedback, being open to changing one’s mind, and standing behind the collective decision results in an outcome that best serves the community. The key is to disagree without being disagreeable.
The benefits of effective teamwork are numerous including:
• Teamwork allows for a variety of viewpoints which can lead to more creative and effective solutions.
• Each member brings unique skills and knowledge, enhancing the team’s overall capability.
• Working together fosters connections and trust among the team members, which can improve morale and collaboration.
“Teamwork makes the dream work” serves as a reminder of the power of collaboration and cooperation. By working together, the Rose Hill Plantation Board of Directions has led to more effective teamwork and ultimately, better outcomes which is a benefit to our community and our residents.
Sue Wolford
Rose Hill Board President
Rose Hill Board
Sue Wolford, President
Chris Van Geisen, Vice President
Sam Robinowitz, Secretary
David Berliner, Treasurer
Chris Henke
Patrick Kestner
Jon Nelson
Donald Schenk
Susan Tucker
POA Staff
Caroline Adams, MS, CMCA Office Manager
caroline@rosehillpoa.com
Louann Shepler
Staff Accountant
Louann@rosehillpoa.com
Adrianne Collins-Brown
Administrative Assistant
adrianne@rosehillpoa.com
Monica Stites
ARB Administrator
arb@rosehillpoa.com
Michael Blackmon
Operations Manager
michael@rosehillpoa.com
Bill Oakley
Chief of Security
security@rosehillpoa.com
Mike Rivardo
Maintenance Supervisor
maintenance@rosehillpoa.com
Operations Manager Report
Happy Fall Rose Hill,
With the arrival of cooler weather, our maintenance staff will be able to tackle several projects that were postponed due to the summer heat.
Upcoming projects include reflooring the guard stations in October, regrading Leaf Park (at the end of Greenwood Drive) to improve drainage, and more.
As you prepare your homes for the cooler temperatures, here are a few reminders:
• Check your heating systems now, before the first cold snap.
• Seal windows and doors to conserve energy.
• Inspect trees on your property for weak branches that could pose a hazard during storms.
While the fall foliage is beautiful, it also brings leaf cleanup. If you notice any common areas that need attention, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly.
Best regards,
Michael Blackmon Operations Manager
ROSE HILL
From left to right: Jon Nelson, Patrick Kestner, David Berliner, Sam Robinowitz, Susan Tucker, Chris Van Geisen, Sue Wolford, Donald Schenk, Chris Henke
2026 Vehicle Decals Time to Update!
Please Read Carefully as the Process has Changed.
This year, as part of a new initiative from the Board of Directors, we are requesting residents to provide some basic household information when completing the form. This request is an effort to gather data on the changing demographics within our community, which will help us better understand the needs of our residents and serve you more effectively. Please take a moment to complete the form in its entirety and provide all the requested information. Your cooperation in this initiative is greatly appreciated.
Rose Hill Plantation Residential Decal Form for 2026 will be available on our website: https://engage.goenumerate.com/site/6914/dynform. php?qid=119986 starting September 24.
Online processing
Decals can be requested through the website. Allow 72 hours for processing, and security will deliver them to your home (a time will need to be specified, and someone will need to be home to receive them).
For Residents > Online Forms > Resident Decals
In-Person
The POA will begin issuing the 2026 Resident, Family, and Golf Cart Decals in-person on September 26. Please remember that you must provide registration, proof of insurance, and a driver’s license in order to receive your new decals. The current decals expire on October 31st, 2025.
Family Decals will not be issued without the express consent of the homeowner. Family decals are not automatically renewed.
**If you have more than 4 cars to register, please do so with the online form or by dropping off the form (found on the website) with a copy of the required documents**
If you need special accommodations, please contact the POA Office at 843-757-2450 or frontdesk@rosehillpoa.com.
In-Person Decal
Registration
In-person Schedule (POA Office Front Porch) on the following Fridaysfrom 9:30 am to noon.
9/26 South Side
10/3 North Side 10/10 South Side
10/17 North Side 10/25 South & North
Rose Hill Plantation Residential Decal Form for 2026 is available on our website. Scan the link above.
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
From the Office of the Operations Manager
Subject: Culvert and Swale Maintenance Reminder
This notice serves as a reminder that each property owner is responsible for maintaining the culverts located on or adjacent to their property in a clear and unobstructed condition.
Culverts play a critical role in stormwater management by:
• Allowing proper water flow
• Preventing localized flooding
• Reducing soil erosion
• Protecting public infrastructure
Failure to maintain these structures can lead to safety hazards and costly repairs for both individual property owners and the community.
Maintenance Responsibilities:
• Inspect and clear your culvert regularly, especially during the rainy season or after heavy storms.
• Remove debris, grass clippings, leaves, and sediment that may block the flow of water.
• Maintain proper grading around the culvert—ensure the ground level remains below the culvert opening to prevent it from becoming buried.
• A low swale should exist in front of your property to allow water to flow from one culvert to the next effectively.
Photos are provided below/attached as visual references showing:
• Properly maintained culverts/swales
• Improperly maintained examples that do not meet the community standards
Enforcement and Covenant Compliance:
4.2 Certain Controls
a. Erosion Control. To implement effective and adequate erosion control and protect the beauty of the Property, the Association and its agents shall have the right to enter upon any Lot or other portion of the Property before or after a building or structure has been constructed thereon for the purpose of performing any grading or landscaping work or constructing and maintaining erosion prevention devices. Provided, however, that prior to exercising its right to enter upon the Lot or other portion of the Property for the purpose of performing any grading or landscaping work or constructing and maintaining erosion prevention devices, the Association, and agents, successors and assigns, as the case may be, shall give the Owner the opportunity to take any corrective action required by giving the Owner notice indicating what type of corrective action is required and specifying in that notice that immediate corrective action must be taken by such Owner. If the Owner fails to take the corrective action specified within thirty (30) days from such notice, the Association, and agents, successors and assigns, as the case may be, may then exercise its right to enter upon the Lot in order to take the necessary corrective action. The cost of such corrective or erosion prevention measures when performed shall be paid by the Owner thereof within thirty (30) days after receipt by Owner of an invoice setting forth the cost of such work. If the Owner fails to voluntarily remit such reimbursement in a timely manner the Association, and agents, successors and assigns shall be entitled to charge and collect the same in like manner against such Owner as an Assessment obligation.
Action Required:
Please inspect and maintain your culvert and swale areas immediately and ensure they meet the community standards outlined above. Your cooperation helps protect the entire neighborhood.
Thank you for your attention to this important matter.
Sincerely,
Michael Blackmon Operations Manager
“IN CASE YOU HAVEN’T MET…”
INTRODUCING THREE NEW POA EMPLOYEES
Michael Blackmon, Rose Hill’s new Operations Manager grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, and quickly developed a love for the coastal lifestyle. His passion for hospitality blossomed during his time at USCB and while working at Colleton River. After college, Michael moved west to work for Related WestPac, a development company where he absorbed knowledge and insights from leading developers and thinkers. He returned to the Southeast and served as Director of Operations for Habersham Development. More recently, Michael joined a development company responsible for building and operating a professional soccer team, Tormenta FC. Managing their diverse staff provided him with a comprehensive understanding of community dynamics. Michael is eager to leverage his extensive background and management skills to contribute to Rose Hill’s continued excellence and success. In his free time, Michael enjoys playing golf, fishing or anything outdoors!
Although she has been in the roll for a couple of months, many of you may not have had a chance to meet our new POA Accountant, Louann Sheplar. Prior to joining the Rose Hill staff, Louann worked in a public accounting firm for 25 years. Louann and her husband Scott, moved to Rose Hill in 2016 and reside on Club Gate Drive. When not working she enjoys playing golf and spending with Scott and her pups.
Monica Stites, Rose Hill Plantation’s new Architectural Review Board Administrator & Covenant Advisor, is excited to join the POA team! In her previous role as Community Standards Manager at Palmetto Dunes for the last 6 years, Monica helped re-write the ARB’s Design & Construction Guidelines and brings a keen understanding of how to be a resource for homeowners and contractors with customer service and an understanding of the process. Monica moved with her husband, 2 children, and pets to Bluffton in Dec 2018 from Bethel, CT. Outside of work, Monica enjoys spending time with her family, being a Lacrosse/Gymnast mom, sourdough baking, going to the beach, and enjoying life!
Rose Hill LGA News
Submitted by Bunny Stoykovich
Living in South Carolina is ideal if you are a golfer, especially with the beautiful Fall weather we are experiencing right now. The LGA members have certainly taken advantage of these days as seen in our photos.
In August, many members of the LGA played in a So. Carolina Women’s Golf Association Tournament at Long Cove Golf Course on HHI. It was a two-person Best Ball and Rose Hill was not only well represented, but many teams won.
Membership and event participation continue to grow.
Sadie Hawkins Day in September, proved to be not only a fun, but an enjoyable event especially with the LGA women inviting non spousal partners to play. Camaraderie and laughs prevailed with a fun social time afterwards at Fair Winds. Now there was a bit of uniqueness regarding some of the teams as we saw our wonderful Pro Shop staff enter the fun and a player from Fair Winds. Samantha Randall and Mark teamed up, plus Grace and her partner.
The year is far from over for the LGA. “On September 17th a luncheon was held at Fair Winds for all members to discuss Association business and start planning our signature Holiday Tournament. We look forward to a very relaxing and fun time once again, especially after a round of golf.
Our appreciation for what our beaufiful Rose Hill golf course has become, goes to directly to IGM and the key individuals of Mike Kuhn, Mark Teed, Antonio, and each of their staffs. The excitement of being Best of Bluffton for public golf courses simply added another recognition well earned. It only takes a round of play to realize the results of careful oversight and professional management to see how far it has returned to its natural beauty.
(Photos from Top)
• LGA players at Long Cove from L to R: Sue Wolford, Laura Argersinger, Marilyn Woods, Lisa Greenslit, Bunny Stoykovich, June Buggie, Carole Stamm, Cookie Caruso, Sue Brown and Donna Shrider.
• The Sadie Hawkins LGA Players
• Sadie Hawkins Partners, Chris Van Geison, Chuck Argersinger, June Buggie, Sue Wolford
• Mark announcing winners and giving out award from Sadie Hawkins
• Nothing keeps an LGA player from teeing off, not even a neighborhood alligator
Tennis of the low country Happenings!
Year-Round Junior Program
August marked the beginning of our year-round junior program, which is open to children ages 4 through 18. Kids can join at any time during the year, making it easy to get started no matter their schedule. For families seeking a regular commitment, we offer monthly discounts for those who sign up for a set schedule. Alternatively, our daily “drop-in” rates provide flexibility for those who prefer a less structured approach. Please remember to call ahead to check for available spaces before attending.
Mini Shots Program
Our Mini Shots Program is designed for our youngest players, ages 4 and 5. These sessions are always delightful, and it’s a joy to watch these young athletes learn and play.
Red Ball Program
The Red Ball Program caters to children ages 6 through 10 who are new to tennis. We use reduced-sized courts and specialized pressurized balls to ensure that kids can learn and play successfully at this stage. Building a solid foundation here is crucial for their future development in tennis. If you want to experience the excitement firsthand, visit the club between 4:30 PM and 6:00 PM, Monday through Thursday.
Orange and Green Ball Programs
These groups cater to children ages 10 through 16 who are new to tennis or progressing from red ball. Pressurized balls are still in use and stroke development is the focus so that the children are ready to play the game of tennis and enjoy it. These groups train between 4:30 PM and 6:00 PM, Monday through Thursday.
Yellow Ball and Rose Hill Gang!
These players have come up through the ranks and have developed a good understanding of the game. Yellow ball players prepare to play high school tennis and tournaments and the Rose Hill Gang players have developed the competitive spirit and take their training to the next level. These groups train between 4:30 PM and 6:30 PM, Monday through Thursday.
USTA
Season and League Play
The USTA season is coming to a close with Sectional competitions, followed by Nationals for those competitive teams. As the current season winds down, the Fall Local League will begin, along with Tri-Level leagues. Preparations for the 2026 season are already underway, with players forming new teams and our coaches helping them refine their doubles skills. Participating in league play is an excellent way to meet others and enjoy competitive tennis.
Beginner and Advanced Beginner Sessions
Every six to eight weeks we start a new session for both beginner and advanced beginner players. Social play for these groups are then formed and the joy of leaning this sport is experienced. Call our pro shop for dates for the next start date. Each clinic is limited to 12 participants.
Player Placement and Program Levels
All our programs follow the current USTA rating levels. If you are unsure about your skill level, one of our coaches will be happy to evaluate you and place you in the appropriate program. We also take care to introduce you to other players who match your ability, ensuring a positive and supportive environment.
Thank You from TLC Management and Staff . We appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to seeing you on the courts!
At the turn
IGM 3rd Quarter Update
The hot, wet weather is finally behind us, and the crisp fall air has arrived right on time. August truly put the golf course to the test, with record-breaking heat and more than 18 inches of rain.
On several days, we were forced to either close the course or open only nine holes. Despite these challenges, we are proud to share that rounds played exceeded last August’s totals!
We are also thrilled to announce that Rose Hill Golf Club was voted Best Public Golf Course in Bluffton in this year’s People’s Choice Awards. This recognition reflects the dedication of our team and the continued support of our community. Course improvements remain a priority:
• Tee boxes on holes 2, 4, and 8 were resodded.
• Several greens were patch sodded where needed.
• Ongoing cart path pothole maintenance continues to enhance playability.
• Planning for the new sand storage area is in its final stages and is expected to be completed in the coming weeks
On September
Rose Hill continues to host and support junior golf programs, with several exciting tournaments on the schedule:
• September 20–21: The Rosie Jones Invitational –Miss Jones, a 13-time LPGA Tour winner, continues her commitment to mentoring high school girls through the game of golf.
• October 20: South Carolina Lower State Girls 4A Regional Qualifier
• December 13–14: South Carolina Junior Golf Association – Boys & Girls
We thank our dedicated staff for their ongoing efforts to make Rose Hill Golf Club a course we can all be proud of. And as always, thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm.
Mike Kuhn and Mark Teed
Vicki Hillen JGF High School Invitational and Mentoring Weekend - September 20-21.
WSCGA
IGM was represented by our very own Mike Kuhn at the USGA Senior Women’s Amateur Golf Championship.
9th, we celebrated “Thank a Golf Course Superintendent Day.” We appreciate you Antonio!
Notable Neighbor: JAMES EDWARD ALEXANDER
Nominated by Jeffrey Bender.”
Veteran’s Day, observed on November 11th is celebrated to honor all who have served in the United States military, both past and present. We are proud of and salute our Rose Hill residents/veterans for their sacrifice and commitment to our country.
Many of you are familiar with the engaging short stories periodically featured in our newsletter written by our own resident author James Edward Alexander. In honor of Veterans’ Day, a fellow resident has nominated him as our Fall 2025 Notable Neighbor.
The Long Road Home
On the morning of his 17th birthday, June 1951, James boarded a Trailways bus in Valdosta Georgia that transported him to service in the United States Air Force. On the second day of basic training, he was given a uniform. The drill sergeant commanded that he wear it “With Air Force Blue Pride.” He wore a variety of Air Force uniforms for 20 years, 9 days.
For the first 10 years James served as a medical technician, gaining experience and rising to the status of Senior Surgical Technician at Wilford Hall Medical Center, the largest Air Force medical facility, affectionately called “Big Willie.”
When he was transferred to England in 1958, he was encouraged to develop newly discovered skills and train as a journalist and broadcaster. For the last decade of active duty, he served as Station Manager of an Armed Forces Radio and Television Station, speech writer for a general officer, and as a Senior Broadcaster Instructor at the Defense Information School.
At age 56, two decades after military retirement, James became an attorney. Now at the age of 91, the use of airplanes and electronics allows him to continue as an attorney in California, while enjoying the calmness of life in Rose Hill Plantation.
Thank you for your service James Edward Alexander!
James E. Alexander has written several books and short stories. To enjoy more of Mr. Alexander’s stories, visit www.jeatrilogy.com.
Welcome!
New Neighbors!
Chris & Peggy Breard
Pamela Brown
Mathew & Amara Conrad
Gary & kristi Eodice
Kelli & Maurice Flores
Michael & Donna Furda
Paul & Patricia Haley
Robert & Donna Keese
Maik Kotsar
Meng & Melissa Lee
Michael & Katherine McNamara
Rocky Creek Properties
Herman Parramore
Denise Pender
Kristi Bell Ryan
Marlena Santoro
Theresa Smith & Devin Parks
Robert & Sharon Switak
Nicholas & Samantha Wright
Social Committee Update
4TH OF JULY GOLF CART PARADE AND ICE CREAM SOCIAL was a success! The patriotism our neighborhood showed was palpable. Close to 60 golf carts participated, weaving our way through the golf side of Rose Hill, ending with a lively ice cream social at Fair Winds Bar & Grill. Music was provided by the amazing band Sweet Forgiveness. Thank you to all who were able to attend!
The BACK TO SCHOOL POOL PARTY was sadly rained out twice, but don’t fret – the social committee is planning an End of School Year Pool Party in May 2026! Stay tuned for more details.
SIPS AND SUNSETS continues to be a neighborhood favorite, with the live music flowing, friendships being made and fortified, and taking in a gorgeous sunset over the Colleton River. Our next scheduled Sips and Sunsets will be October 1st from 6-8 pm featuring live music by Paul Uhls.
The Social Committee is looking for few new members. If you love our community, please consider joining. Reach out to Brittany Dill at mcbooters@verizon.net if interested.
The Rose Hill Garden Group Hosted Their Second Annual Plant Swap & More
Submitted by Lisa Bush
Our 2nd annual Garden Swap was a success.
The weather was beautiful, the plants were plentiful, and everyone had a great time with some great baskets put together by our Garden Group. A big thank you to all who came out to support Caring Neighbors - we loved seeing so many new faces this year!
Approximately 10 kids ran the market stand at the Rose Hill Gardener Group’s September Plant Swap to raise money for Hardeeville’s Raskel’s Rescue.
Rascel’s Rescue staff and volunteers also attended and the dogs had a nice time visiting with neighbors. The kids sold cookies, shells, edible dirt snacks and drinks and raised just over $200 for the cats and dogs at Raskel’s. The kids had the time of their lives and asked when the event would happen again. This was great not only to benefit the animals but it helped the elementary aged kids with their confidence, public speaking and charitable spirits. They enjoyed selling things, being with friends and having fun. And...they all went home with a plant to nurture and grow.
For more gardening assistance, check out the Clemson Home and Garden Information Center at hgic.clemson.ed
New Tree Removal Guidelines
To ensure that all tree removal applications are treated equally and reviewed to the same standards and industry practices, the Architectural Review Board has retained the services of a certified consulting arborist. For more information and to obtain the updated tree removal application visit the Rose Hill website or stop in the POA office.
Pool Closures
Willow Lake - last day is October 31
Wood Eden and Colleton Point - last day is October 12
Litter Getterz Announcement
It’s official! Litter Getterz signed a new two-year agreement with Beaufort County!
Immunization Clinic
Caring Neighbors will host the Rose Hill Immunization Clinic on October 13th from 3:00 – 6:00pm. See the flyer on page 21 for more details.
Scan code for: Rose Hill Hurricane Evacuation Form
Scan code for: Bluffton Fall Events Calendar
Our very own Adrianne Brown was recently promoted to POA Administrative Assistant.
We need volunteers!!!
Submitted by Jane Phipps
Caring Neighbors is a non-profit, charitable organization which relies on volunteers to help meet the needs of seniors and others living within Rose Hill, or the greater Bluffton areas. Our services include:
• Transportation to appointments, shopping, or running errands
• Assistance with minor chores or simple home maintenance
• Friendly telephone check-ups or home visits
• Meals delivered when recuperating from surgery or illness
• Temporary pet care such as dog walking
We will be hosting Walmart Pharmacy for a Rose Hill immunization clinic on Monday, October 13, 2025, from 3:00 – 6:00 pm. The clinic will take place in the Annex/Library building next to the POA office. Watch for POA announcements and registration details.
On Tuesday, October 14th, we will host our annual Medicare information meeting. Currently, we have a shortage of volunteers and are looking for adults who are interested in helping us. I f this sounds like something that interests you, please visit our website at www.caring-neighbors.org or call 843-368-2096 for more information.
Let’s Tidy Up Rose Hill!
Submitted by Bruce Clemens
Hello Neighbors,
It’s that time again! We’re getting the crew back together for our next Rose Hill Litter Getterz cleanup event. Join us on Saturday, November 1st, at 9:00 a.m.
We will meet at the POA office to grab our gear and get ready to go. We’ll supply everything you need to become a trash-collecting superhero: safety vests, trash grabbers, and gloves. If you’ve never joined us, now is the time! It’s a fun way to get some fresh air, meet new people, and make a real difference right here in our neighborhood.
Important: Be sure to bring your water bottle (stay hydrated), a hat, sunglasses, closed toe shoes and wear long pants!
To date, our amazing volunteers have collected over 1,000
If you have any questions please get in touch with Halle Welch: 440-773-8193, welchhalle@gmail.com
David Pratt: 610-310-4831, Dbp002@gmail.com
Pam Barr: pbarrsc7@gmail.com
Bruce Clemens: 864-423-5559, bruce.wayne.clemens@gmail.com
P.S. We have a special treat for you! The first people to sign up for this event will receive a limited-edition Rose Hill Litter Gidderz sticker to commemorate your good deed.
ACADEMIC Volunteers NEEDED OKATIE ELEMENTARY
Submitted by Erin Finke Ridolfo
Hello Okie Families!
We are hitting full stride in our classrooms and are ready to welcome academic volunteers into our classrooms.
An academic volunteer’s role will be to collaborate with a teacher or grade level to provide academic support to groups of students. Okatie began with our Math Buddies program last year and this year we are excited to include both reading and math for volunteers to sign up for. Please share this message if you have family members, neighbors or friends that may also be interested in helping support our Okatie students. If you are interested in joining our Okatie Elementary Volunteer Cohort, please complete the survey using the QR code.
As a reminder, our volunteers must also complete a background check before they are able to volunteer in a classroom. Please use this link to complete your background check if you or your family member has not already done so.
Thank you in advance for considering joining our Volunteer Cohort, we look forward to welcoming you into our classrooms! If you have any questions, please reach out to Amy Fleury, Numeracy Coach at amy.fleury@beaufort.k12.sc.us
CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERS!
TAP YOUR POTENTIAL, BECOME A VOLUNTEER, MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON OUR OKIE STUDENTS!
We are looking for volunteers to support our students in building their academic confidence and achieving their learning goals.
If you have a passion for education and want to make a meaningful difference in your community, we would love to have you join our Okatie Elementary Volunteer Cohort.
Contact us today to learn more about this exciting volunteer opportunity: Amy Fleury, Numeracy Coach Amy.fleury@beaufort.k12.sc.us 843.322.7700 START YOUR VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
Volunteer Interest Survey
Raptor Background Check
We’ve got something for everyone:
• A hayride, crafts and a bounce house to keep the little ones giggling
Fall
• Live music, a slushie truck, and a beer truck to keep the grown-ups grooving
• A vendor fair full of local artists & makers
• And Fair Winds will have a delicious Chili/Hot Dog Bar with all the fixings — available for purchase!
And after Fall Fest, stop by Fair Winds to catch some live music with Campfire Tyler from 6-9 pm and enjoy some delicious fall cocktails.
Rose Hill Immunization Clinic Hosted
by Caring Neighbors
In partnership with Walmart Pharmacy, for the fourth year in a row an immunization clinic will be held for Rose Hill residents here on property.
Monday, October 13
3:00pm - 6:00pm
The Annex (Building next to POA office)
HERE IS HOW IT WORKS:
An Immunization Form must be completed by each person interested in participating. You can print out the form at home by clicking on the attached PDF below or stop by the POA office to pick up a copy.
A copy of your insurance card and/or Medicare card must be attached to the Immunization Form.
Return your completed form and copy of insurance card to the POA office by October 10th and sign up for a time to come in for your shots on the 13th. Appointments will be scheduled in 30-minute time blocks. Walk-ins are welcome but scheduled appointments will be prioritized.
Immunizations will include:
• Flu (regular or high dose)
• Shingles
• COVID-19 (if available)
• Tdap
• Pneumonia (Pneumovas and Prevnar)
• MMR
90% of Flu shots are typically covered without a copay on insurance. Once the pharmacy runs your insurance information, they will notify you of any co-pays that may be required.
Rose Hill Plantation Weekly Food Drive
Help Us Feed 400 Families Every Week.
If you are interested in participating in the food drive, send an email to lennypttcfb@gmail.com (Please include your street address).
You will receive a weekly email letting you know what food items are needed that week. On the weeks you choose to participate, reply to that email and you’ll be put on a list for pick-up. Simply put your donation outside your front door by 10:00am Wednesday and a volunteer will pick it up.
Or you may drop off your donation during the week at the POA office or the Rose Hill Club House at Fairwinds Bar & Grill.
Regular weekly items needed: Can Chicken, Can Tuna, Pasta Sauce, Hearty Soups, plastic bags.
You may also donate using this QR code to help support our food bank’s mission.
Your generosity helps us fulfill our mission: that no one should go to bed hungry. Together, we bring nourishment, dignity, and hope to our neighbors in need.
This is an all-volunteer food bank, there are no administrative costs.
Oct 1
FUNNY, RANDOM & WEIRD FALL HOLIDAYS
International Coffee Day
Oct 3
World Smile Day
Oct 4
Taco Day
Oct 10
Handbag Day
Oct 15
I Love Lucy Day
Oct 17
Wear Something Gaudy Day
Oct 18
Sweetest Day
Oct 18
Chocolate Cupcake Day
Oct 23
Mole Day
Oct 24
Bologna Day
Oct 26
Howl at the Moon Day
Oct 27
American Beer Day
Oct 30
Candy Corn Day
Nov 1
Author’s Day
Nov 2
Deviled Eggs Day
Nov 4
Common Sense Day
Nov 6
Men Make Dinner Day
Nov 10
Vanilla Cupcake Day
Nov 12
Happy Hour Day
Nov 13
World Kindness Day
Nov 15
Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day
Nov 16
Fast Food Day
Nov 26
Cake Day
