What might a Rotarian name as the benefits of being in his or her Rotary Club on any particular day?
 

●	to share a pleasant meal, and in addition...
●	to be greeted by friends who know us and care about us
●	to hear an interesting speaker
●	to have their time respected and well used
●	to have a laugh and pay attention to good things happening
●	to have the opportunity to develop a worthwhile contact in our town
●	to be challenged to grow and contribute in some way
●	to enjoy fellowship with other trustworthy members of Rotary
●	to increase our awareness of some aspect of our town
●	to gain some insight that could help us in our organization or career
●	to learn leadership skills by being an officer or a coordinator of a project.
●	to meet someone whom we would like to do business with
●	to feel valued and included in a respected group
●	to develop management skills by being the leader of a service project
●	to be a part of an organization whose influence reaches around the world
●	to know that we have made a difference in our community
●	to know that we have made a tangible difference in the world
●	to access the best global networking organization par none.

 

 

What is Special About Rotary?

 

Rotary is to be a world wide organization of men and women who, at their best, join together for a higher cause, often bridging countries and cultures around our planet.

 

The member’s association begins with a desire for affiliation with a local group that attracts their interest, grows with service in the context of their club, and then may expand into the opportunistic space of service beyond their community, and possibly beyond their country.

 

The overlay of Rotary is the world of businesses and professions who meet together weekly to network, deepen their understanding of their community and to support each other and their community.

 

Rotary as an institution promotes higher values and standards - a major issue especially in developing countries around the world.

 

Rotary bring out the good we share in common.  Rotary is an incredibly diverse group of 1.2 million individuals from all of the worlds major counties (includes 200 while the UN has 192 member countries) of all religions, ethnicity, and political preferences; Rotary celebrates and supports those things we share in common in a world where the media and interest groups may seek to focus on a divisive single issue.

 

For additional information about joining a club,
please contact 6920 Membership Chairman Jeff Kublin at RotaryJeff@comcast.net