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Three Steps to Grow Your Club

All Rotarians are ambassadors of Rotary and their clubs. This is especially relevant during Membership and Extension Month in August, when the focus is on building strong, vibrant clubs by inviting prospective members to join Rotary. Interested in growing your club but not sure how to get started? Here's an easy three-step plan to bring to your next club meeting.
 
1. Start with Rotary Basics
The colorful Rotary Basics guide (published in the August issue of The Rotarian and Rotary Down Under magazines) gives an overview of what Rotary clubs do. Order copies from Rotary Down Under for members to share with prospective Rotarians and club guests. Include your club's contact information with the guide or direct prospective members to www.rotary.org/join, which includes a link to the Prospective Member Form.
2. Handle prospective-member enquiries
Club presidents receive enquiries about membership either directly from candidates, fellow Rotarians or via Prospective Member or Rotarian Referral forms forwarded from Rotary International or from our own District Prospective Membership form. As always, invitations for membership are at the discretion of your club. Consider creating a brochure to provide an overview of your club. If you develop a standard welcome e-mail to initiate correspondence with prospective members, include:

• Welcome and thankyou to candidate for his/her interest in Rotary.
• Overview of the club, including a brief outline of Rotary's mission and humanitarian goals, a recent club/district service project, and typical club/district activities.
• Meeting information, including the name, meeting time, and location.
• Additional resources, including links to club/district websites or Rotary publications.
• Follow-up information about the club's next steps in the membership process.
3. Send prospective member kits
Follow up your welcome letter with the Prospective Member Information Kit (423), which provides basic information about RI, The Rotary Foundation, and the responsibilities of club membership. Have a club leader contact the prospective member to ensure they've received the kit and to answer any questions about Rotary membership. Make use of our District website "About Rotary".
 
Patti Bulluss ( Lance)
Rotary Club of Milawa Oxley
Chair District Membership Committee
(H) (03) 5727 3557
(M) 0408 597 451
Email: membership@rotary9790.org.au
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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