The Family of Rotary: Who We Are
This section is in the early stages of development. When this section is more fully developed it will contain:
- Information and articles about Rotary that may be of interest to perspective new Rotary members Articles and information designed to enhance and refresh the Rotary Experience of current Rotary members
- Articles and information about the Rotary "Four Avenues of Service"
- General Rotary information, articles, and history
Typical Local Rotary Club Committees which form the structure upon which Rotary was founded. Each local Rotary club member is encouraged to become an active member of at least one of the club committees
COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE
The Community Service Committee plans and organizes community public service projects
INTERACT COMMITTEE
The Interact Committee works with and mentors High School aged students in the Rotary traditions and culture
FUND RAISING COMMITTEE
The Fund Raising Committee plans and organizes fund raising projects and events to acquire club funds that are used for community service projects and local, regional, and internations projects and donations
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE
The International Committee is responsible for the planning, organizing, and making recommendations for club international projects
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
The Membership Committee is responsible for attracting new club members and retaining the current membership
FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE
The Fellowship Committee plans and organizes local club fellowship activities and events
MEETINGS & PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
The Meetings and Public Relations Committee schedules weekly meeting speakers and is responsible for providing public information and publicity about Rotary activities, events, and services