Web and Print Resources

Resources for Bulletin Editors & Webmasters                                           

Taking better photos to tell your story - Three simple rules that will improve your photos.  Telling your club's story with photos helps you tell your story!

Guidelines on using the Rotary Name and Marks - Help Rotary International protect its good name and intellectual property by correctly using the Rotary name , Rotary emblem and other Rotary Marks.

Rotary Name and Emblem Use Guidelines for Projects and Programs 

What's wrong with this picture? - The Rotary logo and "Rotary International" represent Rotary's name as well as intellectual property.  Can you spot the eight common mistakes Rotarians and others make when using the Rotary logo or name?

Download Rotary Graphics - The Rotary Emblem & Guidelines, Theme Logos, Convention Logos, Program Logos and other graphics.

Rotary Code of Polcies sections regarding Rotary Marks, (.pdf) include guidelines for choosing web site domain names

Policy on Internet and Electronic Communications - Information on Rotary International's Board of Directors policies covering all forms of electronic communications and propoer use of the Rotary wheel emblem.

Rotary Images - Rotary's professional photographers have compiled royalty free images Rotary clubs can use to enhance web sites and other publications.

Rotary International Weekly Update - Subscribe and each week you'll receive an email with 4 to 5 interesting news items perfect for keeping your club's bulletin or web site current and up to date.

30 Brilliant Web-based Photo Editors - A list of web-based photo editors so you can edit, crop and fix photos without the need to purchase software.

Does your Rotary club or project need a web site? 

DaCdb Integrated Club Web Site

Clubs can get their own web site and www.domain-name.org for easier communications with club members, prospective members and the community.  Because much of the content comes directly from your DaCdb club database, your site is always current. Custom "Upages" (User maintained pages" offer custom pages for highlighting club projects, service, club history, photos and more.

These web sites come in 2 flavors: standard and custom. For an example of a standard web sites, please visit: www.OxfordRotary.org -or- HeberSprings.Rotary-Clubs.org, FairfieldBay.Rotary-Clubs.org or for a customized web site, please visit: www.CoralGablesRotary.org  DaCdb can assist your club in getting either of these web sites established, along with or without registering your club's domain name. Send an e-mail to learn more.  Download a DaCdb overview brochure here.  View sample sites and web site costs.

Free One-Page Sites

Rotary District 6150 clubs can create their own on-page club web page on this site at no cost to the club.  For more information on building your club's page on the district web site, contact Sam Hummelstein.

Current listing of Rotary District 6150 club web sites click here.

Complete Web Site for Your Rotary Club or Project

This and many other Rotary web sites have been developed using the YourWebPress.com system.

This web-based system is easy to use, requires no special software to install and learn, and includes many features that provide flexibilty and ease of use in one package.  Click on the image to learn more.

Direct link to this page:  www.Rotary6150.org/go/websiteguide