You’re nearly midway through your year. 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 the Learning Center. Each course includes a variety of materials, including self-guided learning modules. The interactive modules present real-life scenarios that let you test different actions to see what happens.
The courses are:
• Is Your Club Healthy?
• Building a Diverse Club
• Online Membership Leads
• Practicing Flexibility and Innovation
• Strategies for Attracting New Members
• Kick-start Your New Member Orientation
• Best Practices for Engaging Members
• Your Membership Plan (coming soon)
To decide which areas to focus on, start with the course Is Your Club Healthy? Ask your membership committee to help you prioritize the course areas, then begin exploring.
The courses are free and available on demand, so you can take them at your convenience. Members can access the courses in the Learning Center after signing in to their My Rotary account.
You’ll find the Learning Center under Learning & Reference in the menu. In the Learning Center, select the Membership category along the left side of the page.
Rotary has eight new membership-related courses available in the Learning Center. Each course includes a variety of materials, including self-guided learning modules. The interactive modules present real-life scenarios that let you test different actions to see what happens.
The courses are:
• Is Your Club Healthy?
• Building a Diverse Club
• Online Membership Leads
• Practicing Flexibility and Innovation
• Strategies for Attracting New Members
• Kick-start Your New Member Orientation
• Best Practices for Engaging Members
• Your Membership Plan (coming soon)
To decide which areas to focus on, start with the course Is Your Club Healthy? Ask your membership committee to help you prioritize the course areas, then begin exploring.
The courses are free and available on demand, so you can take them at your convenience. Members can access the courses in the Learning Center after signing in to their My Rotary account.
You’ll find the Learning Center under Learning & Reference in the menu. In the Learning Center, select the Membership category along the left side of the page.
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MEMBERSHIP GROWTH BEGINS WITH YOU!
What you can dream, you can create. What you can dream, you can be.
Rotary gives our members the ability to make a difference, and provides an exclusive benefit to our members to follow their passion in helping others.
What you can dream, you can create. What you can dream, you can be.
Rotary gives our members the ability to make a difference, and provides an exclusive benefit to our members to follow their passion in helping others.
Rotary empowers our membership to dream large in addressing needs in local and international communities. There is no other organization that has the structure, the network and resources that are available to its membership. Individual members create our projects – from the global eradication of polio, to a local beautification project, our members determine our action.
Use these helpful resources in assembling your membership plan:
Engage Your New Members with Rotary Resources
Want to give something to new members when they join? The new Rotary Basics offers an overview of all things Rotary. It includes information for all Rotarians, especially new members who are interested in our history and values, plus a Rotary glossary. If you need ideas for getting new Rotarians involved and giving them a meaningful experience, look to Introducing New Members to Rotary: An Orientation Guide.
Want to give something to new members when they join? The new Rotary Basics offers an overview of all things Rotary. It includes information for all Rotarians, especially new members who are interested in our history and values, plus a Rotary glossary. If you need ideas for getting new Rotarians involved and giving them a meaningful experience, look to Introducing New Members to Rotary: An Orientation Guide.
Membership Leads
The 2017-2018 Rotary year is just beginning, so don’t forget to check your district or club membership leads page. If you have any outstanding leads, follow up on them and update their status online.
The Managing Membership Leads webinar shows districts how to use this tool and provides best practices for clubs. Since it started in December 2015, the membership leads program has resulted in nearly 2,000 new Rotarians by routing prospective members to districts, then to clubs.
Club Membership Figures were to be reported by 30 June, 2017
Rotary International made an important change that could affect your club’s membership figures. If you have new members you wanted counted in your membership achievements for the 2016-2017 Rotary year, they must have been reported to Rotary on or before 30 June, 2017.
● Members added with 1 July 2017 effective dates will no longer be included in your annual 1 July 2017 membership start number, but they will be billed on the 1 July 2017 club invoice and counted toward 2017-18 membership growth.
● Members terminated with effective dates on or before 1 July 2017 will reduce your club’s 2016-17 membership achievement, reduce your 1 July 2017 membership start number, and will not be billed on the 1 July 2017 club invoice.
We hope this simplifies your reporting and reflects your membership more accurately.
Questions? Write to membershipdevelopment@rotary.org.
● Members added with 1 July 2017 effective dates will no longer be included in your annual 1 July 2017 membership start number, but they will be billed on the 1 July 2017 club invoice and counted toward 2017-18 membership growth.
● Members terminated with effective dates on or before 1 July 2017 will reduce your club’s 2016-17 membership achievement, reduce your 1 July 2017 membership start number, and will not be billed on the 1 July 2017 club invoice.
We hope this simplifies your reporting and reflects your membership more accurately.
Questions? Write to membershipdevelopment@rotary.org.
Do you have new club members?
If so, please share their names and contact information with our District 7150 Membership Chair, PDG Deb Glisson. Deb would like to welcome and share updates regarding new members to our District!
If so, please share their names and contact information with our District 7150 Membership Chair, PDG Deb Glisson. Deb would like to welcome and share updates regarding new members to our District!
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