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ROTARY 101

ROTARY 101. AGENDA. Guiding Principles History Rotary International Rotary Foundation The Club Organization Rotary International Rotary Foundation District Club Connections Other Points Calendar Training Programs Youth GRSP – Georgia Rotary Student Program RMB.

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ROTARY 101

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  1. ROTARY 101

  2. AGENDA • Guiding Principles • History • Rotary International • Rotary Foundation • The Club • Organization • Rotary International • Rotary Foundation • District • Club • Connections • Other • Points • Calendar • Training • Programs • Youth • GRSP – Georgia Rotary Student Program • RMB

  3. GUIDING PRINCIPLES

  4. GUIDING PRINCIPLES ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Object of Rotary The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster: • FIRST: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service; • SECOND: High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society; • THIRD: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life; • FOURTH: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

  5. GUIDING PRINCIPLES ROTARY INTERNATIONAL The Four-Way Test The Four-Way Test is a nonpartisan and nonsectarian ethical guide for Rotarians to use for their personal and professional relationships. The test has been translated into more than 100 languages, and Rotarians recite it at club meetings:Of the things we think, say or do • Is it the TRUTH? • Is it FAIR to all concerned? • Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? • Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? • 1/1/1943 Herb Taylor wanted to save the Club Aluminum Company that was facing a financial crisis so he came up with an ethical guide to right conduct for his employees.

  6. GUIDING PRINCIPLES ROTARY INTERNATIONAL People of Action • We are Rotary. A membership organization of business professional and community leaders who get together for fellowship, networking and to do good in our community and beyond.

  7. GUIDING PRINCIPLES ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Avenues of Service We channel our commitment to service at home and abroad through five Avenues of Service, which are the foundation of club activity. • Club Service focuses on making clubs strong. A thriving club is anchored by strong relationships and an active membership development plan. • Vocational Service calls on every Rotarian to work with integrity and contribute their expertise to the problems and needs of society. • Community Service encourages every Rotarian to find ways to improve the quality of life for people in their communities and to serve the public interest. • International Service exemplifies our global reach in promoting peace and understanding. We support this service avenue by sponsoring or volunteering on international projects, seeking partners abroad, and more. • Youth Service recognizes the importance of empowering youth and young professionals through leadership development programs such as Rotaract, Interact, Youth Leadership Awards, and Youth Exchange. • Family of RotaryThe sixth avenue of service comprises those activities that show our interest in the well being of Rotarians and their families. Get well, birthdays, anniversary cards as well as outings that involve Rotarians and their families

  8. HISTORY

  9. HISTORY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL • What happed on February 23, 1905? • First Rotary Meeting in Room 711 of the Unity Building in Chicago • What is the first Rotary motto? • “He Profits Most Who Serves Best” (1911) – 1989 “Service Above Self” • Who is Silvester Schiele? • First Rotary Club President • What was the first service project on October 24, 1907? • 1st Public restrooms in Chicago • What did Herb Taylor do? • Wrote the 4-Way Test – January 1, 1943

  10. HISTORY ROTARY • Gus Loehr (Mining Engineer), Sylvester Schiele (Coal Dealer), HyramShorey (Merchant Tailor), Paul Harris (Attorney)

  11. HISTORY ROTARY FOUNDATION • The Foundation was created in 1917….do you know where? • Atlanta, GA, Arch Klumph 6th President of Rotary International • $26.50 • What is the Society of the Inner Wheel? • Rotary for Women

  12. HISTORY ROTARY

  13. ORGANIZATION

  14. ORGANIZATION-International ROTARY INTERNATIONAL • Rotary has 1.2 million members worldwide • Secretariat – World Headquarters & 700 member staff • Based in Evanston, Illinois at One Rotary Center • International Offices (Argentina, Australia, Brazil, India, Japan, Korea, Switzerland, England, Ireland) • The President of Rotary ( Mark Maloney of Decatur Alabama) International is elected by Rotarians and leads an elected Board of Directors of 19 members. The president serves for one year, and directors serve for two years. • The General Secretary manages staff at Rotary’s headquarters and around the world.

  15. ORGANIZATION ROTARY INTERNATIONAL • Evanston, Illinois at One Rotary Center

  16. ORGANIZATION-Zone/District • Zones – 33/34 We are in 34 • Districts – 532 • Clubs – Rotary – 35,656 clubs • 1,207,913 members • 30,000 service projects, 24,300,000 service hours • Rotaract (18-30)– 10,904 clubs in 184 countries • 250,792 members • Interact (12-18) – 20,372 clubs in 159 countries • 468,556 members

  17. ORGANIZATION ROTARY INTERNATIONAL • Membership based on service to society not position • Club represents a cross-section of the businesses and professional service to the community • Council on Legislation – one representative per District • Created in 1933 • Meet every 3 years to review proposed bylaw and constitution changes • Decisions reviewed by clubs. Actions can be suspended by 5% of the clubs, then voted on by clubs • Bill Strickland is our representative for 2019-2020

  18. ORGANIZATION

  19. ORGANIZATION ROTARY INTERNATIONAL AREAS OF FOCUS • We direct our efforts in six areas to enhance our local and global impact. Our most successful and sustainable projects and activities tend to fall within the following areas: MOTTO Doing good in the world

  20. ORGANIZATION ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

  21. ORGANIZATION ROTARY FOUNDATION • Started in 1987 (350,000 cases of Polio worldwide) • 2 Drops of Oral Polio Vaccine • 150,000 health workers • 400,000,000 children immunized annually • 16,000,000 people are walking today because of Rotary • Bill Gates Foundation – Matches $2 for every $1 • 9 Cases year to date….may have seen the last of Polio • Afghanistan – 8 • Pakistan – 0 • Nigeria - 0

  22. ORGANIZATION-Foundation ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Annual Fund • Paul Harris Fellow - $1,000 • Paul Harris Society - $1,000 Annually Endownment Fund • Arch C. Klumph Society - $250,000 • Major Donors – Over $10,000 • Bequest Society - $10,000 in estate planning • Benefactor - $1,000 in estate planning

  23. FOUNDATION AND ENDOWMENT FUNDS Managed by 15 Board fo trustees • Endowment Fund • 1652 named funds from 47 countries • Net Assets 466.5M • Spending 2016-2017 15.6M • Foundation giving in 2016-2017 • Global Grants 1260 • Polio+ 108 M • Global Grants 73M • Opportunity Grants 26M

  24. HOW SHARE WORKS $1,000 contribution to the annual fund (share) $50 Earmarked for TRF expenses District Designated funds Unneeded money $500 $450 Up to %50 Up to $250 for District Up to $750 for global grants $250 from DDF $450 from world fund Annual fund is on a 3 year rotation. ½ funds are returned to the District for grants

  25. ORGANIZATION ROTARY INTERNATIONAL • Zone 33-34 • Zone Director – David Stovall- Rotary Club of Hall County

  26. ORGANIZATION-Districts DISTRICT 6910-17 Areas-73 Clubs

  27. ORGANIZATION DISTRICT 6910 • District Governor – Don Martin-Jasper Club 2019-2020 • Immediate Past District Governor – Bruce Azevedo-Madison Club 2018-2019 • District Governor-elect –Tina Hollcroft-Fischlin-Green & Putnam 2020-2021 • District Governor Nominee – Mike Berg-Dawson County 2021-2022 • District Governor Nominee-Designate – Decided November 2019

  28. ORGANIZATION Organizational Structure District Governor Don Martin 2019-2020 Board of DirectorsAssistant Governors Don Martin G 1 Jason Parker 2020 Tina Hollcroft-Fischlin GE 2 Jessica Fleetwood 2020 Lynn Epps Sect. 3 Pat Kenney 2020 Andrea McKenzie Treas. 4 Mike Berg 2020 Bruce Azevedo PDG 5 Richard Billingslea 2022 Mike Berg 6/30/20 6 Nancy Seymour 2020 Doug Bolton 6/30/20 7 Cindy Haddon 2021 Ricardo Bravo 6/30/20 8 Shannon Osborne 2020 Pete McDonald Jr. 6/30/20 9 Donald Davis 2021 Gerry Taylor 6/30/20 10 Dotti Bala 2021 Tom Upchurch 6/30/20 11 Mike Albright 2021 12 Brandy Swanson 2022 13 Chad Bingham 2022 14 Hans Meier 2020 15 Mark Abrams 2020 16 DD Lee 2021 17 Eric Waters 2020

  29. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE (Continued) Administration Membership Public Image Service Foundation Ricardo Kay Tammy Doug Scott Bravo Lawrence Gilland Bolton Parmenter Executive Secretaries Judy Wright Tricia Stoeckig 958 McEver Rd. Gainesville, Ga. 30504 770-538-0909 admin@rotarydistrict6910.org YOU WILL FIND ALL THIS INFORMATION ON THE ROTARY HANDBOOK OR WEB SITE rotarydistrict6910.org

  30. ORGANIZATION ROTARY CONNECTIONS District 6910 DACdbDACdb.com Useful for: All District and Club Information Reports User name: Clubs and Members Password: Messages Club #: 28702 P Mail/contact groups/members Club files (budget/minutes/bylaws/foundation) MDACdbMobile for phone (app) Rotarydistrict6910.org useful for: All district Information Calendar Registration Reports Training District Leadership

  31. DACdb View

  32. ORGANIZATION ROTARY CONNECTIONS Rotary International Rotary.orguseful for: Titles User name: Exchange Events Password: take action Grants Learning Policies Manage Club Admin. Foundation reports News Calendar Member Central Rotary Club Central Club

  33. ORGANIZATION DISTRICT Governor’s Citation Point Structure Objective Goals Points Administration 4 Governors Goal 4 Foundation (TRF) 11 Leadership 18 Membership 17 Public Image 12 Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP) 6 International Service 2 Community Service 6 Vocational Service 8 Youth Service 12 TOTAL 100 Gold Level 85% or more Club Size Silver Level 75%-84% Small 2-29 members Bronze Level 66%-74% Medium 30-59 members Large 60-90 members x-Large 91+ members

  34. ORGANIZATION DISTRICT 6910 – Calendar Dates • Governor’s Visit and Board Meeting before noon or after morning • District Assembly – 4/4/20 TBA • District Conference • Greenville, SC – 5/2/19 - 5/5/19 • Ashville, NC • Jekyll Island, GA • Savannah, Ga. • Peach State PETS – Presidents-elect & Presidents-Nominee Training Seminar • February 28-March 1 Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport • Rotary Leadership Institute – 8/24/2019 Athens • Zone (Area) Training – 11/19/2019-11/24/2019 • International Conference- Hamburg Germany 6/23/2019-6/27-2019

  35. TRAINING • Grants Seminar-online-to qualify for Global grants • GEMS and Internet-on line- learn about DACdb, Web site, RI • Rotary International web site-on line- • Public Image-on line- In development • District training Seminar-For Assistant Governors (2 days) • Presidents Elect Training Seminar-(PETS) mandatory for PE and PN (2 days) • District Training Assembly-for club boards- open to anyone else (1 day) • Fall Training-specific training by Ag’s. Club trainers (I day) • Rotary Leadership Institute-(RLI) specific training for anyone (1 day)

  36. 2019-2020 PROGRAMS FOR DISTRICT 6910 • Alliance for Smiles-Cleft lip and palate • Contact Tina Fischlin 404-229-9151 • 10 Million meal Challenge- Feed America Food Banks for Zones 33/34 • Contact Kay Blackstock 770-534-4111 • Hanwash-water safety for haiti • Contact SuchetLoois 770-787-3003 • End Polio Day 10/24/2019

  37. YOUTH • RYLA-Rotary Youth Leadership Awards-Camp • Interact-Middle School and High School • Rotoract-18-30 young adults • Short Term Youth Exchange- overseas student exchange • Laws of Life-Contest for High school Students • GRSP- Georgia Rotary Student Program • Clubs-Scholarship Programs

  38. GRSP

  39. GRSP HISTORY • We are the Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP) founded in 1946 after WWII, an idea of PDG Will Watt of Thomasville. It was his dream that students from war-torn Europe, eager for peace, could come to the US and study in colleges and universities and learn about the American way of life. The first class consisted of four students; the class of 2008 consists of 66 and we are proud to have over 3,100 alumni from all over the world. • GRSP has promoted world peace through understanding by offering scholarships to international students for one year of study in Georgia colleges and universities. Georgia Rotary Clubs sponsor students recommended by a Rotary Club in their home country. The students become adopted members of a Georgia “host family,” living on-campus at the school they attend. • This is a scholarship program, not an exchange.

  40. GRSP DONATIONS • Named Scholarship:A contribution of $100,000 or more -a permanent Named Scholarship • Frank Bentley, Sr. Fellow:A contribution of $25,000 or more • Hart Joiner Fellow:A contribution of $20,000 or more • Jim Brim Fellow:A contribution of $15,000 or more • Ronnie Waller Fellow:A contribution of $10,000 or more • Jake Cheatham Fellow:A contribution of $7,500 or more • Kendall Weisiger Fellow:A contribution of $5,000 or • Hue Thomas Fellow:A contribution of $2,500 or more • Will Watt Fellow:A contribution of $1,000 or more • Governor’s Associate:A contribution of $500 or more • Sustaining Member:A contribution of $100 or more

  41. GRSP ORGANIZATION • Board of Trustees • Board Chairman - Terry Gordon (Gwinnett Club) • Staff of 2, based in Savannah • Advisory Trustees

  42. ROTARY MEANS BUSINESS

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