Club Committees

  

Club members who choose to participate in the Community Services Committee take care of the review and investigation of local community projects or initiatives requesting or requiring financial or sweat-equity support from the Rotary Club of Scarborough.  The Committee members vet the proposed spending requests and make recommendations to the Board of Directors.  Review and selection of proposals is based on pre-determined criteria influenced to the Vision & Strategic Planning Committee's findings and the overall focus of the Club, Rotary International and the current initiatives undertaken by both.  Members can choose to serve on more than one Committee.  Members meet once a month to discuss proposals and projects undertaken.

Club members who choose to participate in the Club Service and Programs Committee take care of Club operations, activities, meetings, luncheon speaker guests, social activities and also assist with the facilitation of other Committee's initiative from a member information and support perspective.  Members of the Rotary Club of Scarborough are likely to contact the Club Service Committee members about any and all matters related to their Club membership, attendance, suggestions for social or other activities, etc.   Members can choose to serve on more than one Committee.  This committee meets once a month to discuss Club operations.

 

Club members who choose to participate in the Fundraising Committee take responsibility for the Scarborough Rotary Ribfest planning and execution, with the support of the full membership of the Rotary Club who volunteer at the event or may hold other positions assigned by the Fundraising Committee as desired.  The Committee may, time to time, organize or initiate other fundraising events or projects to augment the Club fundraising efforts. Members can choose to serve on more than one Committee.  Members meet once a month to discuss proposals and projects undertaken but in the case of the Ribfest sub-Committee, a much more intensive meeting schedule is required. Email: fundraising@rotaryclubscarborough.com

 

Club members who choose to participate on the International Committee take care of the review and investigation of international projects or initiatives requesting or requiring financial or sweat-equity support from the Rotary Club of Scarborough. The Committee members vet the proposed spending requests and make recommendations to the Board of Directors.  Review and selection of proposals is based on pre-determined criteria influenced to the Vision & Strategic Planning Committee's findings and the overall focus of the Club, Rotary International and the current initiatives undertaken by both.  Members can choose to serve on more than one Committee.  Members meet once a month to discuss proposals and projects undertaken. Email: internationalservice@rotaryclubscarborough.com

Takes care of the current members and the recruitment, review and support or incoming applicants or members through liaison, mentorship and out-reach initiatives.  Prospective new members of The Rotary Club of Scarborough are likely to meet with a member of this Committee as their first point of contact and the Committee members assist the prospective member to understand the Club and all it has to offer and support new members to become active Rotarians.  This Committee is also responsible for the retention of existing members. Membership meets once a month.

Email: membership@rotaryclubscarborough.com

 

Environment Committee

The Environment Committee in our Rotary Club plays a pivotal role in nurturing our community's green aspirations. Through their unwavering dedication, they cultivate a culture of sustainability and conservation. By planting seeds of awareness and fostering eco-friendly initiatives, this committee helps us grow together as responsible stewards of our planet, ensuring a vibrant and sustainable future for generations to come.

Additionally, the Environment Committee serves as a beacon of inspiration, demonstrating that small steps can lead to significant positive impacts. Their tree-planting events, community clean-up and recycling drives not only raise awareness but also actively involve our members and the broader community in meaningful environmental actions. By collaborating with local schools, businesses, and government agencies, they create synergistic partnerships that amplify our collective efforts, making our Rotary Club a driving force for positive change in our environment and community.