WELCOME
WELCOME This is the first in a series of
newsletters shared with all Rotary Club members in District 6150 as we focus
this year to Reach Within to Embrace Humanity.
THANKS TO ALL Phyllis and I would like to
take this opportunity to thank all of you for your warm welcome. Thanks to those of you who attended the installation
banquet. It was special to have so many
of you there. The enthusiasm,
fellowship, eagerness, and excitement that have already been shown to us will
be the forces that drive this district to another successful year.
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DISTRICT GOVERNOR OFFICIAL VISITS
The district governor is required by Rotary International
to visit each club in the district. The
official visit is an opportunity to ask for guidance with challenges and
success facing your club.
The
purpose of the official visit is to:
- Focus attention on important Rotary issues.
- Provide needed attention to weak or
struggling clubs.
- Motivate Rotarians to participate in service
activities.
- Recognize the outstanding contributions of
Rotarians in the district.
To
prepare for the official visit, the club president should:
- Announce and publicize the visit well in
advance to your fellow club members.
- Arrange for the official visit to coincide
with an important club-wide event.
- Review your club’s plans for the year and be
prepared to discuss them.
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MEMBERSHIP & ATTENDANCE REPORTS DUE BY 15th
This is accomplished via the "Submit Attendance" button on the My CLUB screen or by using the Submit Monthly Attendance link on the ATTND screen if your club subscribes to the Weekly Attendance Module. If you have questions about this monthly reporting or using the weekly attendance module, additional information can be found in the DaCdb Video Tutorial Library produced by the good folks at DaCdb.
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MEMBERSHIP CHANGES UPDATE DISTRICT & RI
Club secretaries are reminded to update your membership
in DaCdb which automatically updates your club and district records and sends
updates to RI. Adding new members, terminating resigned members and maintaining accurate contact and address information in DaCdb is simple,saves time and effort and ensures all members receive their copy of The Rotarian magazine.
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2011 DISTRICT SUMMER SEMINARS
Four District Summer Seminars are scheduled in locations
convenient for all District 6150 Rotarians.
Each will include four sessions – The Rotary Foundation, Membership,
Vocational Service, and Youth Programs. Your Rotary club should send at least four individuals to
a seminar close by so each session will have a representative in
attendance.
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DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP GOAL - NET 200 NEW MEMBERS
MEMBERSHIP
– IT’S ABOUT RETENTION
At a
glance:
- The
problem: stagnant
membership in Rotary, particularly in North America.
Why?
- The
opportunity:positive brand allows strong recruiting numbers.
- The
negative: high dropout
rate, especially among newer members.
- The
reason: members aren’t
getting what they want out of Rotary.
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