People of Action. Rotary is where neighbors, friends, and problem-solvers share ideas, join leaders, and take action to create lasting change

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1 People of Action Rotary is where neighbors, friends, and problem-solvers share ideas, join leaders, and take action to create lasting change

2 New Member Orientation

Today s Objectives 1 2 3 Familiarize yourself with the basics of Rotary

3 Today s Objectives Familiarize yourself with the basics of Rotary Learn where to find Rotary resources Connect with board and other members

4 Rules of the Road

5 Introductions Name Classification/Employer Sponsor Something new in your life this year

6 ROTARY BASICS There are 1.2 million Rotarians in 35,000 clubs doing good all over the world. This network of clubs makes up Rotary International.

7 Rotary s Structure Rotary International District 5010 Susitna Rotary Club

8 Mission The mission of Rotary International is to support its member clubs in fulfilling the Object of Rotary by: Fostering unity among member clubs; Strengthening and expanding Rotary around the world; Communicating worldwide the work of Rotary; and Providing a system of international administration.

Guiding Principals Founded in 1905, for more than

the foundation upon which our values and tradition

The Four-Way Test, Object of Rotary, and the

9 Guiding Principals Founded in 1905, for more than 110 years, Rotary s guiding principles have been the foundation upon which our values and tradition stand. The Four-Way Test, Object of Rotary, and the Avenues of Service express our commitment to service, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leadership.

11 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.

12 Five Avenues of Service Club Service Vocational Service Community Service International Service New Generations

13 Rotary s Mottos They profit most who serve best. Service Above Self

14 Areas of Focus

15 Rotary International Board of Directors Board is made up of Rotarians from all over the Ian H.S. Riseley RI President Rotary Club of Sandringham, Victoria Australia world.

16 Rotary s Themes through the Years

17 Rotary International General Secretary Manages a staff of 800 eight offices around the world. John Heweko Rotary Club of Kyiv, Ukraine

18 Rotary International Programs Youth Exchange RYLA Interact Rotaract Rotary Action Groups Rotary Fellowships Rotary Friendship Exchanges Rotary Volunteers

19 The Rotary Foundation Foundation Trustees Paul A. Netzel Trustee Chair Rotary Club of Los Angeles, InUSA

20 The Rotary Foundation Public Charity operated exclusively for charitable purposes governed by a Board of Trustees

21 Rotary Foundation named World's Outstanding Foundation for 2016 by the Association of Fundraising Professionals

The Rotary Foundation (TRF) Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Global FoodBanking Network ShelterBox UNESCO-IHE UNICEF United Nations World

22 The Rotary Foundation (TRF) Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Global FoodBanking Network ShelterBox UNESCO-IHE UNICEF United Nations World Health Organization Funds projects by Rotarians and partners in communities around the world. TRF Ambassadorial Scholarships World s largest, privately funded scholarship program.

25 My Rotary

26 My Club Snapshot

27 Rotary Club Central

28 District Resources Financial & Admin information District committees District Conference Link District Newsletters Rotary Youth Exchange RYLA Forms & Info Seminars

29 Harry Kieling District 5010 Governor Rotary Club of Anchorage

30 Rotary District 5010 Member Area

31 Rotary Club of Susitna

32 Board of Directors Club President Cheryl Metiva Club President Rotary Club of Susitna President Elect Jack Timm Secretary Cathy Kochendorfer Treasurer Evelyna Kuhr Immediate Past President Chuck Foster Foundation Rob Grogan Membership Kathy Timm and Lanissa Grogan Service Projects Marty Metiva and Claire Horton Youth Lana Kosek Public Relations Rylee Rudd Sgt. at Arms Kelly Kochendorfer

33 Susitna Rotary Club Runner

34 Member Area

35 Attendance & Make-Ups Rotarian Attend another Rotary Event: Another Club (use Club Finder) Firesides Fellowship Events Service Projects Committee Meetings Rotary Conferences Rotary Seminars Rotary Webinars

36 Cool Rotary Apps

37 Club Finances Income: $28,100 Expenses: $32,700 Annual Budget Cash on hand $12,207 As of 8/31/17 Balance Sheet Income: $5,467 Expenses: $2,954 As of 8/31/17 Profit & Loss Statement

38 How to Propose a New Member Invite them to a meeting as your guest Tell them about Rotary Complete a Proposed New Member Form Board votes on proposed membership New Member Orientation Handbook Announce to club Induct into membership Assigned a mentor

39 Red Ribbon Program Assist with a club meeting. Attend a Board of Directors meeting. Attend at least one meeting at a different Rotary Club. Give a 3 minute classification talk. Join a committee. Participate in a club service activity. Participate in Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY). Serve as a greeter. Create a My Rotary account

40 Classification Principal

41 What you didn t know about me

Service Projects Water Safety Josh the Otter Kids Don t Float

Bank Upper Susitna Food Pantry Literacy Books signed by

42 Service Projects Water Safety Josh the Otter Kids Don t Float Kiosks Little Su Classic Community Service Coats for Kids.School Supplies.Backpack Project Clean Up Big Lake Library Grounds Mat Su Food Bank Upper Susitna Food Pantry Literacy Books signed by speakers and donated to schools Read to students in elementary schools International Dolpa Project, Nepal KIVA ShelterBox

43 Youth Programs Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Youth Exchange Interact Rotaract

44 Public Relations Telling our story By increasing the public's understanding of Rotary, we're strengthening our ability to make an impact in communities around the world.

45 Rotary PSA s

46 Club Meetings Regular Meeting Weekly Club Assemblies Quarterly Board Meetings Monthly (all members welcome) Committee Meetings As needed Fellowship Events Firesides, Fundraisers, etc.

47 Club Meetings Responsibilities & Etiquette

48 Weekly Programs/Speakers Monthly Program Themes July Start of New Rotary Year October Economic and Community Development January Vocational Service April Maternal and Child Health August Membership and Club Development November The Rotary Foundation February Peace and Conflict Resolution May Youth Service September Basic Education and Literacy December Disease Prevention and Treatment March Water and Sanitation June Rotary Fellowship

49 Becoming a Rotarian Lead Projects Worked On Get Familiar Participate Time Spent

51 Thank you!

Membership. Section 3: Young Rotary Leaders (YRL) Membership

Membership. Section 3: Young Rotary Leaders (YRL) Membership Membership Overview Section 1: Individual Membership Section 2: Corporate Membership Section 3: Young Rotary Leaders (YRL) Membership Please first read Section 1 for the definition of many terms and concepts