Club Resources
Resources below will link to Rotary International site.
President Resources
Secretary Resources
Committee Resources
Assistant Governor Resources
Reimbursement Forms
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Club Leadership Plan
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RI Manual of Procedure
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RI
Catalog List of RI publications, audiovisual
programs, forms, and supplies, updated annually. Available in
print and online at
shop.rotary.org .
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Visual Identity Style Manual Reference for the design
of publications at all levels of Rotary. Includes information on
the proper use of the Rotary emblem, the Rotary colors, elements
of good publications, grids and page layouts, typography,
graphics, and photographs.
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Member Access
Members-only area of the RI Web site that allows Rotarians to
contribute to The Rotary Foundation, manage their e-mail
subscriptions from RI, register for meetings, download
administrative software, and access member benefits. Club
presidents and secretaries have access to additional club
reports and records.
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Guidelines on using the Rotary name and emblem for projects and
program.
- Paul Harris Fellow Application
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Standard Rotary Club Constitution (PDF)
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The Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws (PDF)
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List of Accounts 2008
Club Administration Committee Manual Guide to establishing goals and increasing club effectiveness
Club membership committee
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Club Membership - Committee Manual Guide to
establishing and meeting club membership recruitment and
retention goals
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Membership Development Resource Guide - Basic
procedures for building club membership and lists suggestions
for recruiting and retaining members
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How
to Propose a New Member Brochure outlining the
procedure for selecting and electing members. Includes a
membership proposal form.
- New Member Orientation Guide to creating or updating a new member education program
Club public relations committee
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Club Public Relations Committee Manual
Guide to
establishing and meeting club goals of publicizing Rotary’s
positive image worldwide
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Effective Public Relations: A Guide for Rotary Clubs
Tools and tips for promoting club activities to attract positive
attention from the community and potential members.
- Public service announcements RI print, radio, and television PSAs that clubs can use to promote Rotary in their communities
- "Member Tips: Growing Rotary Membership"
- Humanity in Motion - All of Rotary's pre-produced public service announcements (PSAs) can be downloaded from the Web site: www.rotary.org/humanityinmotion. Rotarians are encouraged to seek gratis and discounted rates to broadcast the PSAs in their communities. Rotarians can easily localize these materials to make them more appropriate for their community. They can also be ordered through RI’s on-line shop here
- Effective Public Relations Web site Read more about public relations by visiting the Effective Public Relations section of RI’s Web site. Here you will find information on public relations writing, working with the media and additional resources that Rotarians can use to promote Rotary in their communities.
- Rotary PR Tips Every Rotarian responsible for club or district public relations is encouraged to Sign up to receive Rotary PR Tips, a biweekly newsletter that offers innovative ideas and examples related to sharing the Rotary story. You can also register for the newsletter by sending an e-mail to pr@rotary.org.
- Fact Sheets Rotary's Fact sheets provide information about Rotary's efforts on polio, water, peace, literacy, education and health. Download all fact sheets here.
- Sample PR Presentation This presentation (located in related documents) can be used if you have an opportunity to lead a PR discussion or give a presentation at a PETS, GETS, Institute or any other large Rotary meeting. Please feel free to use the full presentation or select slides and customize as appropriate.
- Effective Public
Relations: A guide for Rotary Clubs
This resource is great for Rotarians new to PR. It provides background information on the practice of PR, writing tips, working with the media tips, case studies and a section focusing on social media. This item can be ordered through RI’s on-line shop here. Media Crisis Guide This resource helps Rotary clubs and districts work effectively and efficiently with the news media when unexpected events prompt inquiries from the press. The Media Crisis Guide can be ordered through RI’s on-line shop here - What’s Rotary? Wallet cards The convenient wallet-size card answers frequently asked questions about the organization and scope of Rotary. A great handout to non-Rotarians, cards can be ordered through Rotary’s on-line shop here
- This is Rotary brochure A colorful illustrated brochure provides a brief overview of Rotary for prospective Rotarians and the general public. These can be given to guests at your club meeting or to non-Rotarians. Order through Rotary’s on-line shop here
- Start with Rotary Postcard and wallet card Both postcard and wallet card feature an invitation to attend a Rotary club meeting. Send or distribute them to prospective members.
- End polio now promotional materials Spread the word that Rotary is committed to ending polio worldwide. In addition to Rotary’s new mini site, there are three new promotional materials including a brochure, a DVD, and a poster to help promote Rotary’s End polio now campaign. Order the materials here.
- Gates Challenge Grant resources Promote the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s challenge grant with two new resources. Both the sample news release and sample letter to the editor can be localized by inserting information about your club’s or district’s local polio eradication efforts. Rotarians are encouraged to utilize these tools to promote Rotary’s commitment to eradicating polio worldwide. The resources are available in all Rotary languages and can be downloaded here.
- Rotary Centers Poster The color poster promoting The Rotary Foundation’s Rotary World Peace Fellowships can be ordered here
- PR Grants Rotary’s PR Grants enable districts to apply for grants up to US$10,000 to assist with the placement of paid advertisements to promote Rotary throughout their district. Application, frequently asked questions and key dates can be found here.
- Public Image Resource Group The Public Image Resource Group (PIRG), appointed by the RI president each year, is a team of Rotarians that provides information and support to Rotary clubs and districts to help promote projects, share success stories, and explain what Rotary is and does through the media. Contact your Public Image Resource Group coordinator to learn how your club or district can get involved.
- RSS Feed If you have not done so already, RI encourages all clubs to Subscribe to RSS feed through the RI web site. This enables RI to send you updated news stories to include on your Web site, blog or newsletter. This will give you ideas how to best promote the current news of RI that ties in with your current club projects.
- Rotary Emblem
Add Rotary’s emblem to your promotional materials including
brochures, banners, posters, etc. Download Rotary’s emblem
directly from the Web site
here
Club service projects committee
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Club Service Projects Committee Manual Guide to
establishing and meeting club project goals
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Communities in Action: A Guide to Effective Projects
Guide for planning, conducting, and evaluating a service project
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A
Menu of Service Opportunities Overview of the RI
Board -recommended service areas for clubs and districts,
examples of successful club projects , and useful resources;
companion piece to Communities in Action: A Guide
to Effective Projects
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Community Assessment Tools Detailed guidelines for
conducting effective community assessments.
- Rotary Community Corps Handbook: A Guide to Action Basic steps for organizing a corps, including how to identify potential leaders; also includes case studies and project ideas
Club Rotary Foundation committee
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Club Rotary Foundation Committee Manual Guide to
establishing and meeting Foundation contribution goals
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The
Rotary Foundation Quick Reference Guide Compilation
of the programs and services of The Rotary Foundation in a quick
reference format
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Promotional Guide for Humanitarian Projects
Guidelines for the promotion of projects and activities funded
by the humanitarian programs of The Rotary Foundation of Rotary
International
- World Community Service Handbook Information on the program, including overviews of donations-in-kind projects and the Rotary Volunteers program, as well as Rotary Foundation grant programs that can assist the projects
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