What: Roundtable discussion outlining individual visions for the club
How: Brainstorming on paper everyone’s ideas and then voting and forming a consensus for a path forward
What are the identified Goals?
Fundraising:
- One large Fundraiser - VFL
- 3 Small Fundraisers – Bingo, Crown and Anchor, Garage Sale, etc.
- Continuation of Flag Program
What are the identified Goals?
Community Service:
- 1 to 2 projects with a multi-year commitment to a specified organization
- Open to all opportunities
What are the identified Goals?
Program:
- Variety of Speakers – On-going
- Family Day / Family Events - Quarterly
What are the identified Goals?
Fellowship:
- 1 key event per year
- Interesting off-site meetings
What are the identified Goals?
Membership:
- Diversity
- Formal Mentorship Program
- Mix of leaders / doers
- Review of member commitment
What are the identified Goals?
Communication:
- Internal and external
- Maintain Club presence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
- Clubrunner Newsletter
What are the identified Goals?
International:
- Modest doable projects
- Partnership opportunities
What are the identified Goals?
Club Service:
- 60% Engagement by members
- Encourage District Conference Attendance
- Encourage Rotary Leadership Institute Training
How do we achieve these goals?
Each club Director has been tasked with preparing a “road map” of the individual committee goals.
Committees are to prepare the directions on achieving the goals noted through the strategic vision and provide opportunities for the Club Members to engage and Act on the goals.
This is the Club Vision and we need Member engagement to continue to Create Hope Through Community
Rotary Group Fellowship
A group of Rotarians enjoyed a beautiful day at The Ferns golf course on Monday August 28. Thank you to John Thompson for organizing and picking a beautiful warm sunny day for the event, at a very challenging course. The group enjoyed food and refreshments at Pike Lake following the golf. Thank you to Brenda and John for hosting. John gave the group a pontoon cruise ride on Pike Lake. It was a great way to relax after a round of golf.
Mac was playing from the blues and he learned very quickly to keep the ball straight.
Congratulations to Alex, a first time golfer! He picked a great course to start his golfing career.
The course was in a beautiful setting with lots of mature trees. So mature that our Rotary club is considering doing a fundraiser to support the purchase of several chainsaws the maintenance crew could make use of! lol..
Great form Todd!
We seemed to loose Kelly often into the bushes! But as we would find out he was collecting balls to give for charity.
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