WELCOME TO A NEW YEAR AND A NEW LOOK
Welcome to a new Rotary year and our new-look ‘Rotary on the Move’.
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Welcome to a new Rotary year and our new-look ‘Rotary on the Move’.
Visit this articleInvite new members to participate in meetings, service projects, and other events, and see what interests them.
Visit this articleIn a traditional sense a new year is a time of renewal just as we do in Rotary by celebrating the year that has passed and to look forward to the opportunities in the year ahead.
Visit this articlePlease checkout the Zone 8 - 2021-22 TEAM; names, contact details and every Team Member's photo.
Visit this articleOn 30th April 2021, the club reported 15 members with 8 females. 11 were under 30 in age and 3 former Rotaractors. What was the magic of Warwick?
Visit this articleIn our final webinar of the DEI series on 30 July 2021, it’s time to consider the culture you want to create.
Visit this articleNew and old Polio Goals for the New Rotary Year - Just $10 from every Rotarian!
Visit this articleThe Basic Education and Literacy Rotary Action Group is offering Rotary clubs access to heavily discounted illustrated single volume encyclopædia for a short ordering period.
Visit this articleThe club has grown from 31 to 76 members since launching a project to confront domestic violence and family abuse.
Visit this articleThis is a time for Rotary leaders to back up their public image directors as they could be getting more flak than usual.
Visit this articleTo celebrate our Centenary, this year’s Zone 8 Conference is all about sharing the wonderful impact of Rotary. It will take place on 11 & 12 September.
Visit this articleDon’t let the crucial first 3 years of a new members Rotary life be an empty time, not engaged in worthwhile activities.
Visit this articleIt is a great time to let people know about Rotary and expand our reach and increase our impact.
Visit this articleWhat is the purpose in your Rotary Club? There is magic and an energy which is irresistible to those around you.
Visit this articlePlease share your club or district project large or small which has had the most impact, by 8 August 2021.
Visit this articleDistrict grants fund small-scale, short-term activities that address needs in your community and communities abroad.
Visit this articleOur goal is to fund positive, measurable, and sustainable projects that protect our environment!
Visit this articleRead how District 9820 worked to arrange 3 global grant projects to support farmers in the East Gippsland area recover following the disastrous 2019-20 fires.
Visit this articleIf your clubs are growing year on year, with plenty of new younger members joining and staying, you don’t need to read this. Not there yet?
Visit this articleThank you for sharing your treasure in the year of Rotary Opens Opportunities and we look forward to your ongoing support to continue to do good in the world.
Visit this articleSix-part webinar series that explores diversity, equity, and inclusion (ODI)
Visit this articleThe Rotary Club of Boronia in D9810, decided that they needed to change their membership strategy and to start acting like a recruiting firm to see if that would generate better results.
Visit this articleThe challenge is that somewhere between 60 and 90% of strategies (ideas) are not executed, or do not deliver the intended outcomes.
Visit this articleClub building content heading your way, register to join the webinar and receive a link to the recording
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