Rotary District 6150 Goals 2005-06

April 2, 2005

District 6150 goals support the goals of Rotary International.

Continuity - Rotary must create long range plans to address needs locally and around the world.  Resist the urge to change directions each year by formulating long-term goals and objectives.

Implement programs to support President Carl-Wilhelm Stenhammer’s emphases:

Literacy

Continue or start programs that address literacy.

Water management

This emphasis includes an additional focus of alleviating hunger and improving the health and well being of all who are deprived of these essential resources.

Cooperation

Seek opportunities to cooperate with other organizations in areas of mutual interest.

Enhance public image

Build on the good will from Rotary’s Centennial Celebration.  Tell your story!

Membership

Each Rotary club is challenged to net one new member by the end of the year.

District 6150 goals

• Continue to support new Rotary Club of Quad Cities of Sharp County
• Organize one additional new club
• Conduct a district leadership seminar to develop future club & district leaders
• Establish a district-wide medical supplies network project

Club goals

• Support The Rotary Foundation’s Every Rotarian, Every Year initiative, promote the Paul Harris Society and the Bequest Society
• Every club be involved in Youth Exchange (host, send or hold a program)
• Every club sponsor at least one Interact or Rotaract Club
• Participate in all district activities and events
• Apply for District Simplified Grants
• Select candidates for GSE, Ambassadorial Scholar, Rotary World Peach Scholar, University Teachers grants
• Complete Polio Eradication pledge
• Conduct both projects and programs that cover the four avenues of service
• Have a least one club member serve on district committee
• Every club qualify for the 2005-06 Presidential Citation

Assistant Governors and the District Governor will meet before May 15 to determine awards qualifications for the 2005-06 Rotary year.

Have fun and enjoy your year!