CLUB SERVICE
Membership
New
- International goal for Club “Rotary’s Global Quest”;
one new member per month with a net gain of five new members
per Club.
- District goal for Club; Increase District membership
by 700 or 24% by January 31,
2002.
- Club goal is to increase membership by 24% or 12 new
members by January
31, 2002 and by 15 new members by June 15, 2002.
- Member goal is for each member to bring in one new member
this year.
- Club Presidents goal is to bring in three new members
this year.
- Assign each new member a mentor within the first week
of induction. Mentor to continue
to inform new member about Rotary and guide new member through
“Welcome
To Rotary” activities in “Strategies For Member Education”.
- Club directors and chair people to provide opportunities
for new member involvement
in all areas of service within two weeks of induction.
- Cog Committee composed of the last five new members assist
Club Service Director.
Chairperson of the Cog Committee the member with most seniority
of the
five.
- Review and implement development of a new Club in the
Firebaugh/Mendota Area
General
New
- Incorporate spouse and family participation into fellowship
activities.
- Require Officers, Directors and Committee Chairs to name
successors prior to February
1, 2002 and to secure successor attendance at board meetings
for the balance
of the year to develop continuity of leadership.
- Consider and develop additional fund raising activities.
Ongoing
- Continue to develop and improve meeting format and fellowship
activities.
- Conduct a successful pickup raffle selling 400 tickets.
- Attendance goal of 87%
Information Service
New
- Obtain recognition of Rotary in the “Kerman News” each
week.
Ongoing
- Continue our “Create Awareness” program through the monthly
Newsletter, Information Line (846-INFO), and Web Site
- Page and aggressive promotion of the club’s service activities.
Kerman Rotary Club President’s Goals
New
- Provide club members with information about Rotary in
an entertaining manner throughout
the year.
- Encourage pride in Rotary.
- Encourage active participation by all club members in
at least two areas of service.
VOCATIONAL SERVICE
New
- Consider and possibly implement a job shadowing program.
- Participate in our District’s Group Study Exchange program.
Ongoing
- Continue the current Senior Interview program.
- Continue Recognition Day Vocational Awards luncheon.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
New
- Create a publicized hands on project of social benefit
to our community completed
in the current Rotary year with funds increased by a Community
Assistance
Program Grant.
- Insure all community service contributions are accompanied
by hands on Rotary
- Membership participation and recognition of service.
Ongoing
- Conduct a successful Harvest Festival Booth operation.
Youth Service
New
- Develop a youth exchange program.
- Start a YouthAct middle school club.
- Insure all youth service contributions are accompanied
by hands on Rotary
- Membership participation and recognition of service.
Ongoing
- Continue with and consider expanding our RYLA / ROYAL
(Rotary Youth Leadership
Award / Rotary Youth and Leadership) programs.
- Continue to support and facilitate the annual “Concert
in The Park” performed by
the Kerman High School Band at Kerman Rotary Park.
- Continue the current Interact program.
- Reestablish the speech and essay contest.
- Expand Rotary Student Recognition and Scholarship program.
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
New
- Equate our International Service Project budget to the
amount of Sustaining Paul Harris contributions for the
year. Expand the club contribution goal of $4,800
with District matching funds and through the Rotary International
grant
process to $20,000 for a worthy international project.
Foundation
New
- Prompt recognition for Paul Harris and Sustaining Paul
Harris contributions.
Ongoing
- Rotary International goal for the club; each member contribute
$100 toward a Sustaining
Paul Harris Fellow.
- Five new Paul Harris Fellows with club matching funds.
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