Don’t miss this opportunity to:

     *Hone your leadership skills (even if you’re not on the club officer path)

     *Interact with multi-District participants; learn more about Rotary’s programs 

     *Share ideas on enhancing the effectiveness of club programs

 

Sessions are in a non-lecture, energetic, interactive format led by experienced facilitators. Parts I, II, III and Graduate will be offered. Parts must be taken in order, each taking an entire 7:30-3:30 day. This year’s Graduate theme is “Capturing the Value of Our Impact.” Curriculum for Parts I, II, and III may be found at www.rlinea.org.

 

We encourage incoming club committee chairs to enroll in their role-based learning plans before the start of the next Rotary year. The Learning Center has learning plans for the club administration chair, membership chair, Rotary Foundation chair, public image chair, and service projects chair. Members of those committees can complete the learning plans, too. Find them all in the Learning Center under Club Leadership Courses below.  

 

Administration Committee; Membership Committee; Rotary Foundation Committee; Public Image Committee; and Service Projects Committee.

 

The applications for RYLA 2025 are underway, and the enthusiasm from the students is palpable! We have an incredible group of young leaders eager to join us for this transformative weekend. To ensure that RYLA 2025 is everything it can be, we are reaching out for your vital support.

 

This year, we have encountered an increase in costs, a challenge many of you may also be facing. As Rotary members, your involvement is crucial to the success of our program. To help your understanding of our RYLA initiative and the ways you can contribute, we have created a virtual resource hub. This link (https://linktr.ee/RotaryRylaResources) contains all the information you need to learn more about RYLA 2025 and the ways you can help make this rewarding experience accessible to deserving young leaders.

 

Looking for creative ways your club can raise funds for the Annual Fund SHARE?  Look no further!

 

Circles of Gold:  create Circles of Gold in your club by asking 5 members to join each circle.  Each person in the circle agrees to donate $200 per year to the Annual Fund SHARE.  Either have the Rotarian use rotary direct to contribute or collect a check from them each year by the end of April.  If you collect a check, make sure to send to RI in the Rotarian’s name so they receive credit for their contribution.  The Circle of Gold then combines their points which would equal 1000 and can honor a member of their circle with a Paul Harris recognition or another person.  Some Circles are all women, others a mixed group.  Make it fun!  And have the club appoint a team leader to help recruit should a member drop out and to help with PH recognition.