Our Progress Towards our 2014-2015 Goals
Posted by Bob Troyer
on Apr 01, 2015
We have completed 3/4 of the current Rotary Year. Every year clubs are challenged to set Goals and track their progress towards those goals. Our 3rd Quarter Report is below. We are having a fantastic year. Where do we need to improve for the next 3 months for the year to be a complete success? 3 words! Membership, Membership, Membership. Okay, no one said they were 3 different words. Our goal was to have 31 members by June 30, 2015. As of today, our club has 28 members. Everyone needs to embrace the challenge to interest more community business owners, professionals, managers and community leaders to join our club. Share with your neighbors and friends why you love Rotary. invite them for breakfast. Consider setting a goal for yourself to bring at least 3 guests to our meeting in the next 3 months.
Our goal was to have 31 members by June 30, 2015. As of today, our club has 28 members. Everyone needs to embrace the challenge to interest more community business owners, professionals, managers and community leaders to join our club. Share with your neighbors and friends why you love Rotary. invite them for breakfast. Consider setting a goal for yourself to bring at least 3 guests to our meeting in the next 3 months.
Our goals and achievements to date on Rotary Club Central:
CLUB GOALS SET: 100%
CLUB GOALS ACHIEVED: 80% To achieve our goal we need to induct 3 more members.
SERVICE GOALS SET: 100%
SERVICE GOALS ACHIEVED: 100% - Great Job LMR Members!
FOUNDATION GIVING GOALS SET: 100%
FOUNDATION GIVING GOALS ACHIEVED: 100% - Great Job LMR Members!
Thanks to Carolyn Wright and all the committee chairs we have completed and sent in our Awards Submittal Packets on March 30 th. Once again, except for membership, Our club Rocks!
Club Services we achieved 67 out of a possible 100 points. We could have made 90 out of 100 had we achieved our membership goal
Youth Services we achieved 57.5 out of a possible 100 points. This year we made giant leaps compared to past year. If we were active in Foreign Exchange student participation we could have been closer to 75 points
International Services we achieved 90 out or 100 points thanks to Gordon Roe with RITE and Caroline Wrights work with Bob in Africa
Vocational Services we achieved 80 out of a possible 100 points
Community Services we achieved 100 out of a possible 100 points
Foundation - we achieved 96 out of a possible 100 points
Thank you everyone for making this year such a success!
