District 5790
People of Action
Proponent

North Central Texas Rotary

Public Image Newsletter

The People of Action Proponent

Your District 5790 Public Image Resource

Vol I, Issue I

Our districts 70 vibrant clubs have over 3000 members, People of Action who share a passion for community service and friendship.

This special edition newsletter is dedicated to providing tools and and information that will help promote their work and the work of Rotary worldwide.

Denton Evening Rotary announces Winter Warmer 2019
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Winter Warmer 2019
The Winter Warmer hosted by the Denton Evening Rotary provides the funding for UpTop Denton.
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MAD Radio hosts Lewisville Morning Rotary
Sneak Peak at the 2018 Rotary, Making a Difference Rose Bowl Parade Float
 
The Rotary RoseBowl Parade Float is possibly the largest multi-district public image effort promoting Rotary International, in the world!! It is seen by 73,000,000 households, 700,000 on parade route, and countless articles and print! This year's theme is "Planting the Seeds of Service" and believe it or not, the Tournament of Roses theme is "Making a Difference". Here is a sneak-peek of the January 1st, 2018 Rotary Rose Parade Float!
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Rotary District 5790 Making a Difference
It seems that Rotary District 5790 Rotary members simply can not stay out of the Rotary Magazine. Check out the December, 2017 edition. There is a great article about the Great Western Trail and Rotary member efforts preserve a bit of history. Rotarians from 3 countries led this effort to bring the overgrown trail back to life and install trail markers commemorating this wonderful bit of history. Fort Worth Rotary member Sylvia Mahoney along with several others on our district helped launch this effort which eventually led to hundreds of Rotary members from Mexico to Canada embracing the project.
 
Of course, if you have read the printed edition that came in the mail this week, you will also have seen  letters to the editor section of the magazine the photo of a Cross Timbers Rotary Club board meeting and a cryptic suggestion there may be a future RI president in that crowd.  Hmm...we can all say I knew them when.
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November is Rotary Foundation Month
To learn more about the Rotary Foundation and how you can participate click photo
Look who is in the news from Wichita Falls
Wonderful article in Wichita Falls Living magazine about Wichita Falls Southwest RC. The article starts on page 94. Rotary, Making a Difference in Wichita Falls, Texas. Congratulations!
Look who is in the news!
Congratulations Little Elm Rotary Club
Little Elm Rotary Club Charter Ceremony Oct. 19, 2017
 
Rotary Foundation recognizes PDG Miles and PDG Sheriff
In case you missed the "Insider" page of the November, 2017 issue of the Rotarian magazine, Rotary District 5790 has two of our very own members listed as Rotary Foundation Award winners.  Past District Governor Sharron Miles received the Citation for Meritorious Service and Past District Governor Tom Sheriff was recognized with a Distinguished Service Award.
 PDG Sharron Miles served as District Governor in our district for the 2011-2012 Rotary Year. A member of the Cleburne Rotary Club, Sharron currently serves as the District 5790 Foundation Chair.
 
Past District Governor Tom Sheriff served as the District Governor in our district during the 2004-2005 Rotary Year. Tom currently is a member of the Wichita Falls North Rotary Club where he is serving as club secretary.
 
Congratulations PDG Sharron and PDG Tom
Truly People of Action
Golden Triangle Rotary Club announces Beer & Burger Benefit Nov. 11th 
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Arlington Sunset Rotary announces Oct 28th Gala
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Rotary's People of Action Campaign is in Full Swing
Rotary International has provided districts and clubs some great graphics to use on the social media pages, websites and print media. These wonderful graphics provide excellent visual representation of the People of Action campaign RI is encouraging clubs to use to promote membership development and foundation giving.
 
Some of the articles in this Squeaky Wheel include People of Action graphics.
 
To download graphics click here.
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Rotary members at Champions RC Hurricane Harvey Response
State Representative from District 64, Dr Lynn Stucky and area State Representatives' donation drive.  Champions members Dr Stucky in green, Gary Henderson and Lyle Dresher.   Numerous other Champions members and friends donated supplies.   They intend to fill an 18-wheeler to take down to a designated area arranged by disaster relief agencies.

 
Rotary, Making a Difference - Texas Rotary Districts Coordinating Rotary Relief Efforts
Read more for details on the various ways Rotary has established for Rotary members to assist.
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Mineral Wells RC partners with United Way for the Crazy Kicker on Oct 21st
 
DG Christopher McLucas asking District 5790 membership to join in helping our South Texas Neighbors
 
Memo to all District 5790 Rotary Club members dated Aug 28, 2017, from District Governor Chris McLucas; 
 
I am looking to compile a list of possible housing solutions for our Rotarian friends affected by the hurricane.  If you are able to assist with providing a room for fellow Rotarians please email me the following information ASAP.
 
Name
Address
Phone
Email
Rotary Club
Number of spaces you can provide
 
I am working with my classmates in order to coordinate assistance for their District. As we move into this week lets most certainly strive to achieve Rotary: Making A Difference.
 
Yours in Rotary Making A Difference
 
Christopher J McLucas
District Governor 5790
 
In addition, here are some other opportunities to make a difference offered by nearby Rotary Districts:
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Rotary International announces selection of President Elect
Barry Rassin, of the Rotary Club of East Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, has been selected to be 2018-19 Rotary president. Rassin’s nomination follows Sam F. Owori’s death in July, just two weeks into his term as Rotary International president-elect.
 
Read about Rotary President Elect Barry Rassin here.

 
 
Are you a member of Your Clubs Public Image Committee?
This Extravaganza is for you. Don't wait any longer. Register Now!
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What does it take to be an award winning Public Image Club?
Your Rotary Club is filled with "People of Action".
 
Your Public Image Committee is tasked with spreading the good news to the community about your club. The Public Image committee is developing a strategy they will follow all year long to assure all of the clubs activities are aggressively promoted. Do what many award winning club committees do when planning, start using the district awards criteria as a template.
 
The 2017-18 District 5790 Public Image Awards Submission criteria is now available. Download a PDF copy of the criteria here.
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Second Annual District Web Presence Survey Completed
In today's digital world, folks that want to know simply "google it"
 
So, what do folks in North Central Texas do when they want to know about Rotary? Unless those folks happen to know someone that is a Rotary member, in all probability they will Google (or any web search tool) the name Rotary.
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District Services Director, John Pokorny announces Public Image breakout sessions for Extravaganza
 We are a People of Action.
 
Three separate strands are planned for the Extravaganza breakout sessions:
  1. This strand entails a 120 Minute supper session where participants will bring their laptops and learn how to use ClubRunner and Rotary Club Central on their own club websites and Rotary Club Central Accounts. We will be doing some basic exercises that participants will attempt to perform on their own computers. A team of "coaches" will circulate the room providing Hands-On assistance to participants.
  2. This strand includes 3 thirty minute sessions. 2 sessions covering the use of our Rotary Brands in club communications as well as incorporating utilization of the People of Action campaign. We will have one additional 30 minute session on the development of a Public Image Strategy for your club.
  3. This strand includes 2 thirty minute sessions on Maximizing use your clubs Social Media followed by one 30 minute session entitled "Your Mothers Public Relations Plan".
PDG Lisa Herring returns for this years Extravaganza
 
We are a People of Action.
 
As the Rotary Zone 21b Public Image Coordinator, PDG Lisa Herring of District 5840 speaks with passion about the importance of our Rotary Brand and consistent Rotary messaging that truly promotes members of every club as a People of Action.
 
She was with us for our 2016 Extravaganza and is back again this year with more exciting news for our club Public Image committees with ways they help promote Rotary, their clubs membership efforts and club foundation initiatives.
 

Lisa currently serves as the District Public Image Chair, Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) facilitator, Lone Star Rotary Presidents Elect trainer and starting July 01, 2015 she will be the Zone 21b Rotary Public Image Coordinator (RPIC). 

 

This year Lisa will be leading three 30 minute breakout sessions. Two of those sessions called "Promoting your Rotary Brand" will discuss use of Rotary Brands and the materials RI has available for clubs to use. The 3rd breakout session, entitled "Effective Public Image Strategy" will cover the importance of organizing and planning your clubs Public Image strategy and the available tools.

 

Extravaganza Social Media and Public Relations Sessions
 
Randi Skinner
Randi Skinner will be leading 2 breakout sessions dedicated to "Maximizing use of Social Media". She will be covering creation of Social Media strategy, effective SM posts, effective photo's and targeting your audience.
 
Randi is the Director of Development and Marketing at Denton County Friends of the Family. She has a BAA degree from UNT and has over 3 years experience consulting with businesses in the effective use of Social Media as part of an overall Sales and Marketing Strategy
 
Dan Taylor
Dan Taylor will be leading a 30 minute breakout session entitled "PR as your mom taught you" this back to the basics session will be covering strategies clubs can adopt to make our community members "fans" of Rotary. Simple, fundamental things we all should do. If you can remember you mother hovering over you as you hand wrote thank you notes to everyone that gave you a birthday gift, you will love Dan's insights. Given Dan's media background, participants can expect a strong dose of media relations.
Dan Taylor is a retired newspaper publisher,  past president of the Burleson Rotary Club and on the board as immediate past president. He serves as a board member for the Burleson Chamber of Commerce.
Public Image Super Session
 
Participants are asked to bring their own laptops.
 
This 120 Minute interactive training session is designed to help those Public Image Committee members tasked with maintaining their club websites, electronic newsletters and ClubRunner Administrative functions.
 
In addition, we will plan to provide training for club leadership using the RI Rotary Club Central function.
 
We plan 3 (more depending on time) basic ClubRunner task exercise demos. In addition to the Task Instructor, we will have "coaches" circulating to provide hands-on assistance to participants while they perform the task.
 
Our task instructor will also lead two Rotary Club Central task exercises that club leadership will perform with coaches available for instruction when questions arise.
 
Participation will be informal, if participants only wish to stay for 30 or 60 minutes, they can leave to attend another session. Conversely, participants can walk in after attending another Extravaganza session.
 
Bob Troyer
Bob Troyer will be leading the Super Session with the assistance of coaches Craig Martin, Max Morley, Allison Patterson and John Pokorny
Plan to join your fellow Rotarians from throughout District 5790 August 19th for this Extravaganza Seminar.
The Extravaganza is a "must-go" event for all club Public Image Committee members in our District. Make sure you bring along your Rotary Club buds from the Foundation Committee and the Membership Committee. The Extravaganza committee has some great sessions planned for those committee members as well.
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