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Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates meets with RI President-elect John Kenny, Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair Jonathan Majiyagbe, PolioPlus Committee Chair Bob Scott and RI President Dong Kurn Lee at the International Assembly in January shortly after announcing a new grant of US$255 million to Rotary in the fight to eradicate polio. Rotary Images  

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Club Service Lane Committees

Performing day-to-day functions 

From the board of directors and the Bulletin editors to the membership committee and planners of weekly programs, it takes an enormous amount of work to keep such a large and active club functioning. Scores of dedicated members participate in the work of 22 committees in this lane. Many tasks are behind the scenes while others are front and center. The largest effort involves producing the weekly Wednesday luncheons with detailed programs held at Dutch’s Daughter restaurant, for an average of 200 Rotarians and their guests. Committee leadership rotates annually at the discretion of the club president.

Becoming a Member

Membership in Rotary is by invitation only. This is an important distinction between Rotary and other service organizations. Your sponsor will invite you to attend a maximum of 2 Rotary Club meetings so you can learn more about the activities of our Club. Interested in membership, but don’t know a Rotarian? Please contact the Club directly.

Qualifications

A prospective member must:

·         Hold or be retired from, a professional, proprietary, executive, or managerial position with discretionary authority for time and resources.

·         Have the capacity to meet the club’s weekly attendance requirement (60% minimum Requirement). Members may make up missed meetings at any Rotary Club around the world, Rotaract or Interact club, Rotary Community Corps, Rotary Fellowship, or E-Club website. See www.Rotary.com

·         Meet all financial requirements including local, district and international dues, fees, mandatory fundraisers, and other fundraising and projects

·         Live or work within the locality of the club or surrounding area

·         Have high professional reputation, good character and stability of position

·         Have established history of volunteer service

Responsibilities

A member is expected to:

·         Attend weekly meetings of the RCCC. Meetings are held every Wednesday 12:15-1:30 p.m. at Dutch’s Daughter.  

·         Commit to active participation in assigned committee within the 4 Lanes of Service: Community Service, Vocational Service, International Service and Club Service

·         Actively participate in local and international activities or projects

·         Adhere to the Rotary 4 Way Test

·         Commit to fiduciary requirements of club membership

·         Prepare and give a short classification talk to the Club  

Application

Click here for a printable version of the application

Online application coming soon!