Posted by Neil Phillips, District Governor 2017-18
In his May 2018 Newsletter, our District Governor Neil Phillips talks about Youth Services Month, the need to re-register for the June 9 Rotary Leadership Institute, the success of District 7070's Tree Planting on Earth Day , the need for volunteers at the Rotary International Convention in June, and he hopes to see us all at many of these events - a busy May and June in District 7070.
Posted by Mary Lou Harrison, District 7070 Governor 2018-19
Ending the Stigma of Mental Illness - A Rotary Story
In the news and on social media, we are hearing more and more about the struggles that many of us have with mental illness, either personally or as experienced by someone we love. This is a good thing because bringing conversations out into the realm of public discussion makes people feel less isolated and, ideally, more supported. There is mental illness in every family, and the Rotary family is no exception.
Unfortunately, many people who suffer feel such stigma about mental illness that they don't seek help or they hide their illness from others, feeling shame and fearing rejection. Fortunately for us all, there are people who do the exact opposite. I met two of them recently at an amazing Rotary event....
Posted by Ian Riseley, Rotary International President 2017-18
In his May 2018 letter to Rotarians, Rotary International President Ian Riseley talks about the size and scope of Rotary around the globe and the countless projects that we all undertake. He talks about Rotary launching a serious effort across the organization to develop tools to strengthen our visual and brand identity. Today, we are using those tools to develop our People of Action public image campaign, which showcases the ability that Rotary grants each of us to make a difference in our communities and beyond. He also talks about our Rotary International Board of Directors voting last June, to adopt a new vision statement, reflecting our identity and the single purpose that unites the diversity of our work. Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves. Here is the rest of President Ian's May Newsletter.......
Posted by Paul Netzel, Rotary Foundation Chair of Trustees, 2017-18
In his May 2018 letter to Rotarians, Paul Netzel, Chair of the Board of Trustees of The Rotary Foundation talks about what young people want, an important question for Rotary today, because our clubs must evolve if we are to best serve communities that, themselves, are evolving and changing all the time. He notes that young people want to make a difference on the issues that matter to our world and their communities. They want to see results when they commit to a project. Thanks to changes made at the 2016 Council on Legislation, clubs now have flexibility to operate as they think best. He urges us to personally encourage Rotaractors to take advantage of the option now available to join a Rotary club while they are still members of Rotaract. And help them learn how Our Foundation can help them achieve their dreams of doing good in the world, which.can pave the way for more than 200,000 of Rotary’s future leaders to leave their own legacy of making a real difference for generations to come. Here is Paul's letter.......
There are lots of Rotary activities coming up in the next few months of 2018. To help you and your club plan for these important events, be sure to go to the District Calendar on our Rotary District 7070 website and here are just a few of them. Here are just a few of them. Please read more ......
We are pleased to announce Dr. John English, the director of the Bill Graham School of Contemporary International History at the University of Toronto and official biographer of Pierre Trudeau will be introducing the Rotary Club of Toronto's very own Chris Snyder and facilitating questions and answers. Many Rotarians in District 7070 have accompanied Chris on his sweat equity projects. Much of the book Creating Opportunitiesis about the sweat equity trips and Rotary initiatives. If you have not done so already, could you please RSVP as soon as possible so we may know the number of people to expect. Please do so on the attached invitation. If you have difficulty, please advise Chris. Hope to see you there. Here's more.....
Congratulations to the organizers of the TWO District 7070 Rotary Poker Walks for HIV AIDS, held on Saturday, April 28, 2018 to promote HIV/AIDS awareness across the globe. Toronto has worked in tandem with Belleville to put on two walks so that all clubs had an opportunity to participate somewhere not too far from home. Mark Chipman, our Rotary District 7070 Governor Nominee Designate, attended the District 7070 Rotary Poker Walk in Belleville. And the Toronto Twilight Rotary Club was also on social media with their report. Be sure to Read More for their reports that appeared on Facebook . Check out the two websites - http://toronto.rotaryaidswalk.ca/ and http://belleville.rotaryaidswalk.ca/and stay tuned for photos on our District website and District Facebook pages......
Posted by Mary Lou Harrison, District Governor 2018-19
In view of the annual turnover of Rotary leadership each year, special effort is required to provide club leaders with appropriate instruction for the tasks they will assume. The annual district assembly is the major leadership training event in each Rotary district of the world. The workshops offer motivation, inspiration, Rotary information and new ideas for club officers, directors and key committee chairmen of each club. Some of the most experienced district leaders conduct informative discussions on all phases of Rotary administration and service projects. The sessions give all participants valuable new ideas to make their club more effective and interesting.
Normally eight to ten delegates from each club (officers, directors, committee chairs, and all interested Rotarians both experienced and new to Rotary, etc.) are invited to attend the training session. HAVE YOU REGISTERED ? PLEASE REGISTER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Read more for more the important details and how to register.....
Many Rotary Clubs and Rotarians in District 7070 support WindReach Farm and the outstanding opportunity they provide young people. Here is another chance we, as Rotarians, can help by buying tickets and seeing The RCMP Musical Ride. Read more to see the details and how to buy tickets...
Posted by Past District Governor Rob Leek, Chair of Award Nominations
The Wilf Wilkinson Peace Award was inaugurated following Wilf’s year as President of Rotary International. It was commissioned to honour him for his specific efforts in supporting the fourth object of Rotary, namely the advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace. Past winners include the late Jack Layton, War Child, and The Canadian Centre for Refugee and Immigrant Health Care. Rotary Clubs in District 7070 are invited to forward nominations for this award on an annual basis. The deadline for submissions of nominations is June 30, 2018. Read more for nomination details.....
Posted by Past District Governor Rob Leek, Chair of Award Nominations
The Doctor Bob Scott Disease Prevention Award was inaugurated following Bob’s retirement as Chair of Rotary’s Polio Eradication program. It was commissioned to honour him for his significant leadership in efforts to reach The Rotary Foundation’s primary goal, namely the eradication of polio from the face of the earth. The most recent winner of this award is Past District Governor Ron Denham for his contributions to water and sanitation initiatives around the globe. Rotary clubs in District 7070 are invited to forward nominations for this award on an annual basis. The deadline for submissions of nominations is June 30, 2018. Read more for nomination details.....
Posted by Past District Governor Jim Louttit, District 7070 Zone Conference Promotional Chair
To All District 7070 Rotarians: The2018 Montreal Zone Conference(previously Zone Institute) is a unique event, and we want to invite you to be a part of it. Whether you’re an incoming District Governor, District Leader, Past District Governor, or even a Rotarian with an interest in becoming more engaged in Rotary….Montreal is for you! The theme “People Coming Together” fits our goal in providing you an extraordinary and unforgettable event. This is why we invited everyone to be a part of the excitement! Register Today. You can also check out the Zone Conference on the home page (bottom right-hand side) of our District websitewww.rotary7070.org.
Here is an UPDATE , from PDG Jim Louttit and seeHow To Register......
Posted by Courtney Doldronn, Rotary Club of Willowdale
Attention Rotarians in District 7070 . Are you a Cricket Loving Rotarian? We welcome readers to the website of IFCR (International Fellowship of Cricket Loving Rotarians). You can find details of our international activities under All Countries and of our various member countries under their respective tabs. We hope that you enjoy reading about our great fellowship and feel compelled to join us. If you love cricket, and are interested in forming a Canadian Chapter of the IFCR , please contact Courtney Doldronn atcsdoldronn@rogers.com. Check out the International Fellowship at rotarycricket.org . Rotary Fellowships provide opportunities for Rotarians to make lasting friendships outside of their own club, district, or country. Each fellowship is operated independently of Rotary International, with its own rules, dues requirements, and administrative structure. Membership in fellowships is open to Rotarians, spouses of Rotarians, and Rotaractors.
Posted by PDG Michael Bell, Chair District 7070 Rotary Foundation Committee
In his May 2018 letter to Rotarians, Past District Governor Michael Bell, reminds all Rotarians to Save The Date - May 6, 2018 and register for the Rotary Foundation Million Dollar Luncheon at the Scarborough Golf Club where we will hear Past District Governor Ron Denham present a NEW Major Gifts Initiative opportunity for making a positive difference in the world. Michael also encourages everyone to review the exciting pilot Global Grant Project in partnership with CUSO International in the area of Water and Sanitation for three areas in the dry corridor of Honduras, South America.
Posted by PDG Michael Bell, Chair District 7070 Rotary Foundation Committee
Please join us for the 2018 District 7070 Million Dollar Luncheon at noon on Sunday May 6, 2018, at the Scarborough Golf & Country Club and listen to our own Ron Denham talk about this exciting new Major Gifts Initiative opportunity for making a positive difference in the world. The cost for lunch is by donation of any amount to this new Major Gifts Initiative for Water and Sanitation.
Read more, right here, to get all of the details....
UAE LEADERSHIP SUPPORTS DELIVERY OF 281 MILLION VACCINES TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM POLIO IN PAKISTAN - His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, disburses final US$12 million of US$120 million commitment made in 2013. Read more .......
Polio may become only the second human disease we've ever wiped from the planet. Find out why it takes an incredible global public health collaboration to get there. Here is the story on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/xheITaL96B8
Posted by Past District Governor Lars Henriksson, District 7070 Rotary Foundation Grants Chair
Clubs interested in applying for District Grants for projects they plan to do in the 2018-19 Rotary year need to complete their applications no later than May 15, 2018. Applications should be made on a special form, available on the District’s website (www.rotary7070.org) .District Grants can be used for both local and international projects. Projects can be of various size, but most are in the $3,000 -15,000 range. To encourage cooperation between Clubs, the funding formula will give more funds to projects with several participating Clubs. For more information please visit the District website, or contact PDG Lars Henriksson, lars@norditrade.com . Here are more details.......
Over 15,000 companies match gifts to The Rotary Foundation — does yours?
To learn about your employer’s workplace giving program and increase funding for Rotary projects in your district and around the world, visitrotary.org/matchinggifts.
PROSPECTIVE ROTARIANS – CONVENTION DAY PASS - For the first time ever, Rotary is offering 500 one-day passes only for the Monday or Tuesday, to prospective Rotarians. They cost $95USD, and there is a special form to be completed. Registrations must be in by May 15. Club Presidents and Membership Chairs have been sent detailed info, including the form. This is a great opportunity to introduce prospective members to what we do on a grand scale. For additional information, please contactJohn Barrett. Read more to see what the Rotary Club of Alliston is going to attract prospective members.....
Rotary President-elect Barry Rassin set a goal for Rotary to double Rotaract clubs around the world in 2018-19. So let’s get started! Join us for the webinar How to Start a Community-Based Rotaract Club on Wednesday, May 9, at 12:00 Chicago time (UTC-5). 1 pm Eastern Time. Hear Rotary staff, members of community-based Rotaract clubs, and Rotarian sponsors explain why community-based clubs are a great option and how easy it is to start one. View the webinar time in your region and register.
Rotary’s members are our greatest assets. When our membership is strong, our clubs are more vibrant, Rotary has greater visibility, and our members have more resources to help communities flourish. In our new presentation, theState of Rotary’s Membership, you’ll learn who is joining — and who is leaving — and the opportunities we all have to make membership a top priority. We’ve designed this presentation to be shared: You can easily regionalize the speaker notes in this 15-slide PowerPoint to create a custom presentation for Rotarians. Watch a recording of the presentation with narration on ourVimeo channel.
Looking for ideas to support your club’s goals for cultivating future Rotary leaders? Consider improving members’ skills with a professional development program. Use ourLeadership in Actionguide to explore creative ways to design and promote your course or program. Discuss how your club can maximize the program’s impact, such as by opening it to nonmembers to stir community interest. You can also discuss how to help other clubs start a similar program. Download theLeadership in Action leader’s guidefor the suggested curriculum.
Readhow the Rotary Club of Central Ocean Toms River, New Jersey, USA, created new membership categories and saw its membership increase 61 percent in two years. What new or creative ideas are you using to make changes in your club?Share your story with us.
Michael Walstrom, president-elect of the Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton, Florida, USA, was asked to put together a program for attracting young professionals in his district. A survey he conducted revealed some distinct trends.Learn more
Give your members a meaningful Rotary experience by offering them opportunities to make a positive difference and connect with others. They’ll make valuable friendships and feel good about Rotary and the work we’re doing to make the world a better place. Has your club found ideas to help your club take a fresh approach with these resources? Find out right here, how your club can be a strong club. .......
What Is your Rotary Club doing to focus on Youth Service in May 2018? May is Youth Services (formerly called New Generations) Month when Rotary Clubs, around the world focus on youth services, Rotaract, Interact, RYLA, Youth Exchange and in our District - Earlyact. Read more for how YOu can help.....
May is Youth Services Month in Rotary. Is your club involved with youth in some way? Have you sponsored an Earlyact, Interact, or Rotaract Club? How about Youth Exchange? If this is a task your club feels is too big for you to tackle, then you could co-sponsor a club with another Rotary Club. Read more for some ideas.....
Posted by Patti Wright, Chair, District 7070 Interact Committee
Rotary Interact students at the Etobicoke Collegiate Institute, 86 Montgomery Road,showed their organizing talents by putting on a great event to raise funds for their community projects. Here is the rest of the story.....
Posted by Patti Wright, Chair, District 7070 Intecarct Committee
On Thursday, March 29, after school, Richview Collegiate’s cafeteria was humming as more than 50 Richview Collegiate Interact student volunteers together with friends, families and local Rotarians, assembled, packaged and sealed 50 boxes of highly nutritious meals for families experiencing food insecurity. The teams assembled 1800 food packages for 10,800 individual meals! Here is their story.....
The 2018 Rotaract Outstanding Project Award recognized the Rotaract Club of Edulink International Campus, Western Province, Sri Lanka, for a project that teaches entrepreneurial skills to women with HIV. https://on.rotary.org/2r55Rb3
By the time you read this, many of you will have participated in the RotaryHIV AIDS Poker Walks, in Belleville and Toronto. Thanks to the Rotary Poker Walks to raise funds for HIV AIDS work, and thanks to Rotary's close connection with Dignitas International, HIV AIDS in Malawi is being eradicated. Here is an article by the Rotary Club of Toronto's Maureen Bird about the Rotary District 7070 connection to this success and a recent article from the Reuters News Agency....
Rotarians, Rotaractors and Interactors from all across District 7070 were People of Action and helped fulfill Rotary International President Ian Riseley's wish that Rotarians plant 1.2 million trees in 2017-18. Kevin Power, our District 7070 Mr. Tree, from the Rotary Club of Toronto, had everyone planting 250 trees on April 22 at Sunnybrook Health and Sciences Centre & Veterans Care Facility. 2075 Bayview Avenue, Toronto. Rotarians were a very big part of District 7070's Earth Day.......
Breaking News from The World Water Summit 10:Friday, June 22, 2018, Delta Hotel, Toronto, Canada: UNICEF has just confirmed--Silvia Gaya will address the Summit. Silvia is the new UNICEF Senior Advisor Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. All Rotarians will learn from her recent "hands-on" experience in Madagascar and other developing countries. Silvia joins several other leaders in helping us do better: Peter Lochery of CARE, Chris Dunston of The Hilton Foundation, Rob Quick of the Center for Disease Control (CDC)and our own President-elect Barry Rassin. And there's much more to the day: Panel discussions on achieving lasting impact from WASH projects in Health Care Facilities and disease prevention. Add a sequel to last year's outstanding round-table discussions on WASH topics. An incredible, motivational experience. Don't miss out--sign up now to guarantee your place in this, the 10th anniversary WASRAG Summit-designed by Rotarians, for Rotarians.
To see what we are following this month, read more......
Posted by Tess Widdifield, Rotary and Community Fundraising Manager
In her May 2018 Newsletter, Tess Widdifield, the Rotary and Community Fundraising Manager for Shelterbox Canada and a member of The Rotary Club of New Westminster writes about Shelterbox Innovation in the Phillipines and a new partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Here's more of her newsletter....
Here is the latest Honoring Indigenous People Rotary News and Events, projects, blogs, photos, films, resources, and a letter from Chair, Rotarian Chris Snyder. Plus a third look at the New feature called Good News Stories: Much of what we hear and read about Indigenous Peoples fits into the bad news category. From our vantage point, there are many good things happening. If you have a good news story, please send it to us. Be sure to go to the HIP Website for the complete Newsletters. Here are some highlights for May 2018.....
Posted by Chris Snyder, Coordinator, District 7070 Sweat Equity
Chris Snyder, Chair of District 7070's Sweat Equity Program, has outlined the trip of a lifetime to Siem Reap and completion of the Bakong Technical School (BTC) - real Rotary service in Cambodia from November 15 to December 1, 2018. A time to change your life. Join with other Rotarains and become People of Action.
Presidential conferences link peace, other areas of focus. Discover innovative ways to achieve peace in your community and throughout the world at one of six presidential peacebuilding conferences in 2018.
Posted by Carrie Jones Rotary Zone 24E Public Image Coordinator and PDG Brian Thompson, Assistant Zone 24E Public Image Coordinator
The 2017 Public Image Newsletters are here! The newsletters are all about us trying to share our knowledge with you, so please let us know if there's anything you'd like us to feature or focus on. We have a new format. We hope you like it. They are located under the Public Image Tab of the District 7070 Websitewww.rotary7070.orgunder "Public Image Newsletters". Please contact me or Assistant Rotary Public Image Coordinator, Brian Thompson, if you have any needs/questions/or if you just would like to talk about Rotary's story. And we have added a powerpoint about Rotary's public image in this section of the website too.
Carrie Jones and PDG Brian Thompson
Rotary Zone 24 East Public Image Coordinator and Assistant Public Image Coordinator
Posted by Carrie Jones, Zone 24E Public Image Chair
Is your Rotary Club using the new "People of Action" material? Carrie Jones, thePublic Image Chair, Rotary Zone 24 East outlines the new People of Action Public Image Campaign.
Rotary.org is the winner of the prestigious Webby People’s Voice Award for best association website. Thank you for casting your vote and sharing your voice! Here is the story https://on.rotary.org/2r02OkY
The People of Action public image campaign helps you bring the Rotary story to life by showing Rotarians as the people of action we are. Telling our People of Action stories in a meaningful, coordinated way builds the public’s understanding of who we are and what we do. It highlights the impact we make in our communities and around the world.
Here are five steps to creating your own People of Action story and an example......
The single most important strategy in content marketing today is video. Whether it’s video on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat or Youtube, the content you need to be thinking about creating and marketing on social for your business is video. Period.” - Gary Vaynerchuck. Read more to see how videos help carry YOUR ROTARY STORY.....
Here it is – the biggest-ever RI Toronto Convention update everyone has been asking for. This is a long email, as I’ve added in info based on all the various questions coming my way. I’ve included headings – so please scan and just skip over sections that might not be applicable to you. Hyperlinks to websites and contact email addresses are included. Read more for all of the details.....
Thousands of convention registrants completed an interest survey in January to help determine the breakout program. Knowing what interests you helps us finalize details for over 90 sessions on member engagement, projects, and more. The Toronto 2018 Host Organization Committee, your local Rotarian host of this year’s Rotary International Convention, invites you to experience the city’s cultural diversity at ROTARYFEST. This host-ticketed festival will feature food from around the world, fantastic entertainment, spectacular fireworks, and events that highlight Canadian heritage. For this and other EVENTS, please read more....
WHAT ARE Host Organizing Committee TICKETED EVENTS?
The Host Organizing Committee at every Rotary International Convention put on a number of events beyond the Convention Sessions. These events give Rotarians a chance to experience the culture and diversity of the host city and also engage in fellowship with members from around the world.
If you are speaking with anyone about the upcoming Convention and think they might be a potential corporate sponsor, or be able to help us make an ask at their company, please share the attached marketing materials. Ross or I would be more than happy to follow up and make a pitch to a potential corporate sponsor, but any introductions you can help with will be key!
See the "Read More" for marketing materials and more details......
Posted by Lorraine Lloyd , Co-Chair Ambassadors & Volunteers
My Fellow Rotarians,
More than 1,200 volunteers will be required to help. And the Host Operating Committee is still looking to YOU. You can now sign up as a volunteer by going to thehttp://www.rotary2018.organd sign up as a Volunteer. Go to VOLUNTEER section....follow through to where is mentions Atlanta & click on REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER. We are using a Vroom software system and you'll need to give an email & set up a password.
Once you do so, you'll instantly go in the shift area.....
On Monday, June 25, 2018 The Host Organizing Committee (that is us – your club and mine) is holding “Home Hospitality”. The Committee members, Jackie Davis and Don Bell are still looking for Rotarians and Rotary Clubs in the District, particularly in the GTA, to host Convention delegates for a night of home hospitality. They expect 5,000 delegates to sign up.
Jackie Davies or Don Bell will be glad to come to your Rotary Club and tell you how you and your club can participate and host Rotarians from all over the world......
The Toronto Host Organizing Committee’s Marketing Team is still looking for a number of Rotarians and/or Friends of Rotary to help in our efforts to promote Toronto 2018.
Please contact our Marketing and Communications team through Mike Gauthiermichael.e.gauthier@gmail.comand here is how you can help out.......
Posted by Lynda Ryder, PDG and Past Rotary Zone 24E Coordinator
This is a calling out to Rotarians in District 7070. We are still looking for entertainment suggestions for the Toronto 2018 Rotary International Convention. I am the co-chair of entertainment for the 2018 Convention and if you could just drop me an email with your suggestions and/or thoughts, our team would consider all possibilities. We are also responsible for entertainment for the House of Friendship – We are hoping to have new entertainment each hour. So far, I have had applications from local choirs; fashion show presenters, martial arts, school bands etc. We would love to see singers and dancers with an international flavour to the festitivies. District 7080 has really taken this project on and sent me a myriad of suggestions.
June 23-27, 2018, the Rotary world will take over Toronto. In particular, the Air Canada Centre and the Metro Convention Centre. More than 25,000 Rotarians, together with family and friends, will put their mark on the City, attending the 2018 Rotary International Convention. One important part of the Convention is the House of Friendship. Launched at the 1924 RI Convention in Toronto, the House of Friendship is a meeting place to see old friends and make new friendships. During the opening hours of the House of Friendship, there will also be entertainment. We are inviting Rotarians to propose artists of all kinds, that would be interested in performing at the House of Friendship.
Former First Lady of the United States Laura Bush, an advocate for literacy, education, and women’s rights, will speak at the 2018 Rotary Convention in Toronto this June. For decades Mrs. Bush has fought for key national and global issues including launching groundbreaking education and healthcare programs in the U.S. and abroad. Read more for the rest of the story.....
Two members of the Rotary familyin Oshawa, from the Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood and the Rotaract Club of Durham College-UOIT have been recognized for their efforts towards improving their communities. Kim Boatman, the Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood's Director of Service and co-owner and advertising director with The Oshawa Express, and Carolina Rodriguez, President of the Rotaract Club of Durham College-UOIT received the “Leading Women, Leading Girls, Building Communities” award from the Province of Ontario. Read more....
Are YOU using the new and improved Rotary Club Central? You will be able to navigate more easily with our modern interface and use this essential planning tool on your mobile phone or tablet. You can also quickly track service activity and see your past and current club data in easy-to-read charts and graphs.
Rotary clubs that achieve goals related to increased membership, sustainable service projects, Rotary Foundation giving, and building awareness of Rotary may earn the 2017-18 Rotary Presidential Citation.
Find out how they do it and learn how you can help your club achieve this award.....
Posted by Susan Hunter, , Chair District 7070 Rotary Leadership Institute
In a complex, fast-changing world, excellent Rotary club leadership is essential to the future of Rotary. One of the best ways to strengthen your Club is to give your members the tools and skills to be better Rotarians. Rotary Leadership Institute is the solution. What a successful day we had on February 25. Lots of fun and great discussions in Parts I, II and III. If we get enough registrations, we will run Parts I, II and III on Saturday, JUNE 9 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm at Centennial College Event Centre in Scarborough. Have you registered?
Posted by Brian King, Director of Membership Development, Rotary International
Is your club making a difference? Is it strong, vibrant, and growing? Are your members engaged and satisfied with their club experience? If the answer is no to any of these questions, there’s still plenty of time to make a positive change in your club’s future. Rotary has eight new membership-related courses available in theLearning Center.
Rotary Clubs, like any other organizations, need to have a plan for where they are heading. In order to assist Clubs to develop a vision, the District has a team of experienced Rotarians who can facilitate visioning sessions. Since we started the program, five or six years ago, close to 40 Cubs have held sessions. A few Clubs have held two or three sessions, up-dating their vision on a regular basis. Does your club need vision?
Rotarian Action Groups help Rotary clubs and districts plan and carry out community development and humanitarian service projects in their areas of expertise. Join a "RAG" or contact a Rotary Action Group today.
Here are some details who they are and how you can join them....
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