Club Planning

How would you rate your club? Because everything changes and evolves, it’s important to take a realistic look at your club each year. From your membership makeup to the types of service projects your club does, evaluating where you are the essential first step to a vibrant club.

Typically, Rotary clubs with a strategic plan are stronger than clubs without one. Research shows that members of clubs with a plan were more satisfied and had a more positive view of their clubs and Rotary overall. Below are resources to help.

Club Planning Downloads

Membership Material

Ways To Give

Sponsor An Interact Club

Fundraising

Club Strategic Planning

Discovering Club Culture Survey

Rotary Weapons Policy Code Amendments

Engaging Young Leaders Reference Sheet

Increasing Sustainable Service

Women in Rotary Reference Sheet

Rotary Club Health Check

Goals Worksheet

Club Merger Application

Effective Leadership Tips

Enhancing the Club Experience Survey

New Club Quick Start Guide

New Rotary Club Application (Form 808A)

Revitalizing and Re-Thinking Your Rotary Club

Rotary Event Planning Checklist

Rotary Event Planning Guide

Rotary Gun & Weapon Policy FAQ

Rotary International Strategic Plan

Satellite Club – Application (fillable)

Satellite Club – Member Information Form (fillable)

Satellite Clubs – Club Constitution including a Satellite Club

Satellite Clubs – Frequently Asked Questions

Satellite Clubs – Guidelines for Establishing

Tips for Negotiating a Hotel Contract

One Touch RI Resources

DacDB files

Available Grants

Ideas Rotary

Six Area of Focus Chairs 

Our Causes

International District Service Chairs

Project Life Cycle.

Setting and Entering Goals at RCC

Crowd Resources

Project Enhancement

Wallis Jones Application

Interact Medical Release Form

Four Way Test Speech Form

Foundation Presentation

Join Rotarian Action Group