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  District and Club Data Base (DaCdb  pronounced DaK-dee-bee) Click DaCdb button on right.
 

For Rotary members to access the site, click on the DaCdb button on the right and login. If you don't know your username and password, contact the District Office at district6360@cablespeed.com

 

   

ANNOUNCEMENTS

   
  KALAMAZOO SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB ROSE PARK VETERANS MEMORIAL LIGHTING FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN.  more information
   
  THE ROTARY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (RLI) GREAT LAKES DIVISION
  Next two sessions are:
August 7, 2010  Parts I and II at the Somerset Inn, Troy
Novermber 13, 2010  Parts I, II and III.  Baker College, Cadillac    more info
   
 
To get more information on this project or to make a contribution click on logo above.
   
 

   
 
Click on Missing Piece logo for 30 second video.  For more infromation about Rotary and becoming a member click here.

If you are a person interested in joining a Rotary club in our District, please fill out the information for by clicking here and then click the submit button after you have filled in your contact information.
   
  ATTENTION GOLFERS!!

CHARLOTTE ROTARY JIM MAATSCH MEMORIAL GOLF OUTING
August 10, 2010 at the Medalist Golf Course near Turkeyville, more information.

Haslett Okemos 20th Annual Golf Outing

August 16, 2010 at College Fields (Hagadorn Road in Okemos)

Event begins with a continental breakfast at 8am, followed by an 18 hole scramble with prizes! Participants will enjoy a chicken BBQ, door prizes, a silent auction and 50/50 raffle.   For more information, click here

   
   
  JULY
 

An asterisk (*) indicates a Rotary Foundation-related item. Please contact The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International for more details.

 
  • Plan and conduct monthly board meeting.

  • Initiate membership development programs for the year.

  • Conduct a semiannual checkup on all committee activities and objectives..

  • Work with the club secretary to complete the RI semiannual report and send with dues to RI. Submit district per capita dues, if applicable. A past-due reminder notice will be sent on 1 October if RI dues have not yet been paid.

  • Plan and conduct a club assembly to discuss and adopt the year’s program. Affirm goals set for the club’s participation in Rotary Foundation programs.

  • Submit applications for Matching Grants and proposals for 3-H Grants. *

  • Update classification roster. Prepare current list of filled and unfilled classifications.

  • Contact the District GSE Chair to confirm deadlines for submitting GSE team member/leader applications for district GSE selections. Recruit young professionals between the ages of 25-40 and encourage qualified candidates to submit a GSE Team Member Application. *

  • Send monthly membership and attendance report to the district governor or district secretary no later than 15 days after the last meeting of the month

 

TEN WAYS CLUBS ARE SUPPORTED BY THE DISTRICT.

  To listen to an interview of Charles Jespersen with Walt Sorg on the Bio-Sand filter project, click here.
 
  Information and Resources for Club Presidents and Secretaries click here.
FOR INFORMATION ON THE NEW COMMUNITY ROTARACT CLUB FORMING IN THE KALAMAZOO AREA, CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

This club is intended to attract young professionals and college students from the ages of 18-30 who are interested in addressing the community's physical and social needs, while promoting international understanding and peace through a framework of friendship and service.  In addition to getting an opportunity to better their community, Rotaract allows these people to network with professionals their own age, and allows them to become a Rotarian down the road.

 

  Clubs that have Executive Secretaries can now allow them to have access to the Member Access on the RI website.  For more information click here.
   
  District Simplified Grant Questions Answered
 
 

 

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 
  August 3, 2010 - District Finance and Budget Committee meeting at District Office, 2-4 PM
   
  August 28, 2010 - Quarterly Meeting & Board Meeting, Schuler's in Marshall
   
  October 1-3, 2010 - RYLA Camp at Battle Creek Outdoor Cneter
   
  October 1-10, 2010 - Zone Institute, Rochester, NY
   
  October 19, 2010- District Foundation Dinner, Brew Pub, Hastings, MI
   
  October 23, 2010 - Quarterly Meeting & Board Meeting, Schuler's in Marshall, MI
   
  Novermber 2010 - Clubs should prepare slate for election of officers.
   
  December 1, 2010- DG club Nominations due
   
  December 31, 2010 - Club eletion results are due to RI and District Office.
   
  January 1, 2011 RI and District Dues Payable.
   
  January 8, 2011 - Quarterly Meeting and Board Meeting, Schuler's in Marshall, MI
   
  January 16-23, 2011 - RI International Assembly, San Diego, CA

 

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