Membership - Membership Development, Retention and Extension
Membership Position Name Term Year End   Chair John Bardsley 3 year(s) 2011 Chair Elect Michael Syer 3 year(s) 2013 Member Tanya Sterling 3 year(s) 2011 Member Judy Henderson 3 year(s) 2011 Member Steve Fabry 3 year(s) 2012 Member Shelley Lawson 3 year(s) 2012 Member Dawn Evans 3 year(s) 2012
Membership Matters

Membership is the single most important thing in Rotary.

Without members, we cannot contribute to the Foundation.

Without members, we cannot continue to provide service above self.

Without members, the good that Rotary does at home and around the world would disappear.

All the steps you and your Rotary club take to grow and maintain your membership will be the most important work you do.

To keep our clubs strong, every Rotarian must share the responsibility of bringing new people into Rotary.

District 2009-10
Membership Goals

1. A net increase of at least one member calculated by comparing the Club's accurate statistics as of March 31st, 2010 to those as of July 1st, 2009.

2. A commitment to Retention, including the development of a specific Retention Plan.

3. A minimum of an 80% retention rate based on accurate statistics of those Club members existing as of July 1st, 2009 compared to those same members as of March 31st, 2010.

4. The chartering of at least 1 or 2 new Clubs.

Below are some of the many resources available to assist you in achieving your membership goals.

 

Club Assessment Tools   Membership Development Action Plan   New Member Orientation   How to propose a new member   Come Join Us Brochure (Front)   Come Join Us Brochure (Back)   The Four Pillars of Club Development

Getting and Keeping Good Rotarians   Membership Development Resource Guide   Membership Potential Approaches   Why Join a Rotary Club   Membership Development Kits   Membership Resource List   Strategic Planning Guide