ATTENTION ROTARIANS
Acts Of Kindness
District Governor Marv has challenged all clubs to implement purposeful acts of kindness in their communities. In addition to doing them, we need you to document them with great video or photo showing your members are People of Action! Submit your footage to the District Celebration committee to be recognized in Lake Placed next May. Click here for more details and some ideas to get you started!

Passport to Service
A great way to learn more about Rotary and get to know more fellow Rotarians is to visit other clubs. Bring a friend and get your passport signed. Completed passports should be submitted to DG Marv by next spring so you can be entered to win something fun, with winners announced in Lake Placid at the District Celebration. Get all the rules and download a passport here.

World Polio Day
The final challenge issued by DG Marv is for clubs to find a way to honor the progress our organization has made towards eradicating polio by doing something special to mark World Polio Day on October 24th. Clubs can share information on social media, their web sites and in their newsletters, hold events that mark the occasion and put up signage in their communities.
Click here to download and access easy-to-use resources! The more people you can reach, the better. Please report your events to be featured in the newsletter and submit with the World Polio Day celebrations for all to see!

ATTENTION CLUB PRESIDENTS
Welcome to the start of a new Rotary year! It's going to be a busy 365 days with a lot to keep track of, but we have many tools available to make that easier. Here is a list to help make sure you get off to a great start!

Email
This is the most powerful internal communications tool for Rotarians, so please plan to be diligent in checking and reading your emails. You will get emails from district leadership about upcoming events, with your monthly newsletter and to remind you of any important deadlines. You will also receive emails from Rotary International with important messages for all Rotarians. Whenever appropriate, be sure to share this information with your entire club!

District Calendar
Make sure you check the Events tab on this web site regularly to see what's coming up. The calendar will include district events, often with the option to register online, as well as other club events that you and your members might be interested in.

Make sure you are updating your club's progress in Rotary Club Central
We know you set your club's goals in Rotary Club Central at rotary.org during your training to become president, but there is more to it. You will need to go back in on a regular basis and update your progress towards meeting those goals. Make sure you check in every month or so to avoid getting behind. It will make the task much easier! 

Plan your track to get the Presidential Citation TODAY
Want to earn a big award for your club? You can find this year's Presidential Citation (also called the Rotary Citation) under the Useful Pages tab on this site. It is a list of goals set by the Rotary International President for each club, to determine what programs, projects and activities your club needs to do over the next 12 months in order to be aligned with the overall organizational goals and earn this special recognition from Rotary International.

Read your newsletter
The monthly District Newsletter is a succinct way to see what's new from the district, Rotary International and what your fellow clubs are up to. Sometimes there are important announcements and reminders that could make your role easier too! Find the latest editions under the News/Events tab on this page.

Check out these photos from this year's Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, a weekend-long leadership training for sophomores and juniors sponsored by Rotary Clubs in District 7150. Click here to learn more about RYLA and to download photos.