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Resources for club committees


 
 

Club committees are charged with carrying out the club’s long-range and annual goals.

As the new Rotary year begins, thousands of Rotarians begin their involvement with a club committee. 

It’s through the work of club committees that a Rotary club provides service to its community, retains members, and develops leaders for the club, district, and Rotary International.

Club committees are charged with carrying out the club’s long-range and annual goals. Each Rotary club has different needs and will establish committees to suit them. Read more about club committees

Whether you’re a new or returning club committee member, here are several resources that you may find helpful.

Club administration committee

Club membership committee

Club public relations committee

Club service projects committee

Club Rotary Foundation committee

For all club leaders

  • TRF Global Contribution Form  Document that should accompany contributions and donor appreciation requests to The Rotary Foundation
  • RI Catalog List of RI publications, audiovisual programs, forms, and supplies, updated annually. Available in print and online at shop.rotary.org.
  • RI Visual Identity Guide  Reference for the design of publications at all levels of Rotary. Includes information on the proper use of the Rotary emblem, the Rotary colors, elements of good publications, grids and page layouts, typography, graphics, and photographs.
  • Member Access Members-only area of the RI Web site that allows Rotarians to contribute to The Rotary Foundation, manage their e-mail subscriptions from RI, register for meetings, download administrative software, and access member benefits. Club presidents and secretaries have access to additional club reports and records.

7 Comments:
At 11:04AM on 22 August 2008, Rtn.J Vaught wrote: There are several CDs and DVDs available that work very well for programs at club meetings. You can find them at http://shop.rotary.org. The RVM DVD includes several short stories on a variety of Rotary projects. You can build a program around the stories or keep a DVD on hand to fill-in when a club presenter cancels at the last-minute. Another good resource is the Rotary in Pictures 2007 CD. You can use the images to create your own slide show or take advantage of the packaged slide shows on the set. There are more DVDs and CDs on the shop.rotary.org web site -- click the "Audio and Video" link at the top of the left hand column.
At 10:17AM on 18 August 2008, Tim Hildner wrote: Is there a list of available CD's & DVD's available for use as programs. If so where do I access it.
At 10:56AM on 16 July 2008, Richard Hempstead wrote: As a new director of community services, SVR-Bham, AL, I find this information very helpful, and I can use all the information I can get. Thanks!
At 11:44AM on 15 July 2008, margaret palmer wrote: As newly elected sargeant at arms in club 9820. i shall access everything i can to ensure i do every thing with the protocol required. thankyou
At 5:28PM on 14 July 2008, Laurie Rowe wrote: I've been involved in Rotary for several years and until reading this article, I didn't really understand about all the commitees and their purposes.
At 10:45AM on 14 July 2008, Sally Myrom wrote: This is good and valuable info
At 10:59AM on 14 July 2008, Rtn. Md. Shahed Hasan RFSM wrote: The resources would surely be helpful for all the club committees. Thanks for the guide line.

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