Rotary Club of Austin

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1 Rotary Club of Austin We are a fellowship of business and community leaders positively changing the lives of our members, the Austin community and the world. Annual Impact Report Annual Report Committee. Austin, Texas, US.

2 MEMBERSHIP 30 New Members Engaged 123 Members 4 Recruitment Events

3 MILESTONES Major Update to Club By-Laws 3% Increase in Meeting Participation Doubled Number of New Members Recruited Over Previous Year The Rotary Foundation Fundraising Reached $1,000,000

4 CLUB PROGRAMS 48 Excellent Programs 97 Members Attended on Average 12 Thirsty Thursdays 24 Breakfast Cluster Events 8 Fall Clusters with 88 Members 7 Spring Clusters with 65 Members

5 Annual Ask $39,725 $3,175 $37,055 TRF Polio Plus ARCF Projects Total $159,120 ARCF Corpus $79,165

6 Projects: Stop Hunger Now $3,000 1 DAY + over 50 VOLUNTEERS = 11,000 Meals

7 Projects: Early Act First Knight Who Was Impacted and Engaged: $8, Students 103 Graduating 5 th Graders 135 Teachers and Faculty Over 400 Parents/Families from Dawson and Pecan Springs Elementary Schools 12 Rotary Committee Members 5 Partner Rotary Clubs 205 Rotary Members Impacted Community Exposure for Rotary

8 Fulmore Middle School Interact Club Projects: Partners in Education $3, Middle School Students 2 Faculty 16 Club Members Completed 1 local and 1 international project

9 Fulmore Library Project Projects: Partners in Education (continued) 50 Books signed by speakers and donated to school library Mentors for Fulmore $3,000 6 Rotary Member Mentors for Students

10 Projects: Operation Vacation Ft. Hood Military Families: 12 Lifetime Number Served: 137 $1,800 Program active for over 10 years Community partner in-kind donations: $15,000-$20,000 Community Partners Austin Hotel Lodging Association Greater Austin Restaurant Association County Line Restaurants Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau SuperShuttle / ExecuCar Killeen Rotary Toyota Killeen

11 Projects: Camp Enterprise $22,000 Taught 86 High School Students how to start a business Engaged 30+ Rotarians in educating youth Fostered successful graduates who create companies and jobs for our economy

12 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS $50, Volunteers 14 Scholarships to High School Seniors 1 Masters Program Scholarship Total Awarded: $50,750

13 Projects: Helping Hand Home $6,300 Splash Day Event Holiday Party and Gifts Cluster Lunch Meeting Engaged 38 Members Purchased Flatscreen TVs for the Home

14 Projects: Iraqi Children s Fund $5,000 Assisted 40 orphans in Iraq by funding The Iraqi Children s Fund Orphan Psychology Project Engaged 18 members of the club

15 Projects: Pints for Polio $16,815 Held event to raise awareness and funds for the Polio Plus program. Engaged 30 members. Started a district-wide event. Raised over $3,000 more than previous year with a total of $16,815.

16 Projects: Literacy $6,600 Books Distributed: 30,000 School Children Book Giveaway: 2,400 Members Engaged: 50 Partner Club Members: Literacy Teacher Support (Pecan Springs/Dawson) Literacy Partner with BookSpring Distributed

17 GLOBAL SERVICE $11,000 Assisting Pediatric Emergency University Hospital José E. González in Monterrey, Mexico Provided ultrasound equipment Increases the rate of success in 57% and diminishes the complications in 71% of cases

18 Global Service Global Grants & Countries Served 100 Malaria nets in South Sudan Emergency medical interventions for children in Mexico Medical buses in Brazil Psychosocial intervention for 40 orphans in Iraq WASH project in Kenya with the Cosmopolitan Club

19 Global Service Group Youth Exchange Collaboration with Rotary Club of Melville (Perth) Australia 5 Students Sent to Australia 6 Students Received to Austin/Georgetown (Funded by Students Participating)

20 Global Service Peace Fellowships 7 Renowned Universities Masters Degree Opportunity Professional Certificate Opportunity Funded by The Rotary Foundation and supported by TRF contributions. Map provided by