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Rotary District 6860
2017-2018 Annual Goals
SUPPORT AND STRENGTH CLUBS
- Increase district Rotary membership by 100 members.
- Net gain of 1 member for small clubs (50 members or less)
- Net gain of 1 female member for small clubs
- Net gain of 1 member under the age of 40 for small clubs
- Net gain of 2 members for large clubs (51 members or more)
- Net gain of 2 female members for large clubs
- Net gain of 2 members under the age of 40 for large clubs
- 40 or more clubs apply for district awards
- Promote RLI training with a goal of 30 attending Session 1
- Promote RLI training with a goal of graduating 20 Rotarians
- Promote Visioning with a goal of 10 clubs participating in the training to develop a strategic plan
- 75 percent of clubs within district establish and/or update strategic plan
- Promote assistant governor club visits on a quarterly basis with updates to the club visit report after each visit provided to the district governor
- Publish clear and concise user guidelines for using DACdb on our website
- Increase awareness of the district’s database, DACdb, by providing training at each district meeting in the use of DACdb.
FOCUS AND INCREASE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE
- Annual Program Fund (APF) Giving Goals:
- Per Capita membership giving of $150 to Annual Program Fund (APF)
- 100 % of district membership give to APF (EREY)
- 75% of district membership are/or become PHF members
- 25% of district membership are/or become sustaining members of APF
- 1 new PHS (Paul Harris Society) per club within district for a total of 52 new PHS members
- 10% of district membership are/ or become Major Donors of Rotary Foundation
- Promote district and global grants by providing 4 training sessions per year
- 40 or more clubs apply for district or global grants
- Allocate DDF to support at least 2 global grants sponsored by clubs in our district
- Allocate DDF to support 1 global scholar sponsored by our district or a club within our district
- Allocate and spend 100 percent of district designated funds (DDF)
- Allocate 20% of DDF to end Polio
- Allocate $25,000 US dollars to remain a Peace District
- Identify 1 individual within District to apply for nomination as a District Peace Scholar
ENHANCE ROTARY’S PUBLIC IMAGE AND AWARENESS
- Promote the use of Rotary International’s brand center by providing training at each district meeting in the use of proper branding of the Rotary image
- Increase awareness of Rotary Club Central (RCC) by providing training at each district meeting in the use of RCC
- 100 percent of clubs within district enter and quarterly update their yearly goals in Rotary Club Central
- 100 percent of clubs within district sponsor at least one Rotary Youth Exchange student or at least one participant in RYLA
- Promote attendance at Rotary District Conference with a goal of 125 Rotarians attending
- Promote attendance at Rotary International Conference with a goal of 100 Rotarians attending
- Maintain the district website to include current information with monthly updates (www.rotary6860.org)
- Publish clear and concise user guidelines for using www.rotary.org/Rotary Club Central (RCC) on our website
- Issue the District Directory electronically at the district website by July 1, 2017
- Create an APP to access the District Directory with access via the District website
- Issue a district newsletter via DACdb email by the 15th of each month
- Issue a weekly update via DACdb email on each Monday
- Encourage all clubs within our district to host a Face Book (FB) page and identify the club member whose responsibility it is to update the FB page on a regular basis
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