MEMBERSHIP SNAPSHOT
Want to know how we are doing membership-wise? Check out this snapshot.
Submitted by Barbara Mifsud, Regional Membership Officer, RI staff
1 July 2023 figures
Official 1 July 2023 figures were released recently. In summary:
Unfortunately, Rotary International saw a dip in worldwide membership with a net loss of over 12,000 members, equating to -1.1%.
Zone 8 lost 5% of its membership, with a net loss of over 1500 members. No districts saw a net increase.
Click here to download district by district break downs of 1 July 2023 Zone 8 Rotary and Rotaract (click on the 3 tabs).
You can also go to Rotary Club Central and click on the 5-year membership history report to view club by club history in your district. Remember that you can toggle between Rotary, Rotaract and combined.
New club development
In 2022-2023 Zone 8 chartered or officially recognised this number of clubs:
Since 1 July we have already welcomed two clubs:
- Rotary Club of Scenic Rim Sunrise, D9640
- Rotary Satellite Club of Sydney Cove Connectors, D9675
We also saw an online interest meeting being held for the (Provisional) Rotary Club of Global Music. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday 23 August 2023 at 7:00pm (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane time). If you are interested, please email Lesley.shedden@rotary9780.org
Leader board highlights from 31 July 2023
D9999 leads the zone with +22 Rotarians since 1 July 2023. This is followed by D9675 with +17 and D9705 with + 16.
- Highest % net growth: D9675 (1.72%)
- Highest % of female members: D9640 (37.79%)
- Highest % of members under 40: D9910 (7.96%)
- Highest % of clubs with membership goals: D9640 (51.79%)
- Highest no. of membership leads admitted to Rotary: D9910 (4)
Statistics as at 31 July 2023
Reports
Worldwide zone and district comparison to 1 July 2023
Zone 8 district comparison to 1 July 2023
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