Traditional Club, Satellite Club, e-Club Options
Extending Rotary's reach into communities where Rotary clubs are not currently located is the goal of every district membership team. Every community has a different culture, different needs and a unique set of community members with interest in serving those needs. So, it is only fitting that district membership teams identify growing communities where a Rotary club can be established to join those community leaders, to exchange ideas and take action. Rotary has three different options for starting new clubs:
• Private section for members only
• System for paying club member dues, contributions, and other fees
• URL that reflects the club’s name
• Text and visuals consistent with Rotary’s voice and visual identity guidelines.
• Clear instructions for how to use the site to get makeup meeting credit
3. A Satellite Club - A Satellite Club can be established with as few as 8 active members. A Satellite Club functions as a club within a club because its members are also members of the sponsoring club. However, the satellite club operates independently with its own by-laws, dues structure, club organization, meetings, projects and goals. A satellite club is established with the full intention of eventually becoming a full Rotary Club. Start-up requirements include:
District Chair - Andy Eads andy.eads@dentoncounty.com |