This document discusses signature projects for Rotary clubs. It defines a signature project as an action project that engages individuals, groups, and communities to cooperate and achieve mutual goals for mutual benefits. It provides examples of signature projects like cancer hospitals and schools for the hearing impaired. The document encourages clubs to have a signature project and outlines three simple steps to develop one: 1) Identify social challenges in the community through talking to residents, 2) Check for partnership opportunities and potential partners, and 3) Put ideas into action. Signature projects are said to enhance Rotary's image through visibility, a positive image in the community, media support, and attracting more Rotarians.

1. PDG Rtn. Hemant Arora
PP Rtn. CJ Singh
What is a
Signature Project

2. Ambala Rotary Cancer Hospital
School for Hearring Impaired
Chandigarh Rotary Heartline
Blood Bank 37
District 3080 Schools in Uttrakhand
Does
Your
Club
has
one?

3. Defining a
SIGNATURE PROJECT
“Building SOCIAL CAPITAL
and Community CAPACITY”

4. Defining a
SIGNATURE PROJECT
“Building SOCIAL CAPITAL
and Community CAPACITY”
These are Action Projects;
Engaging Individuals, Groups & Communities
to Cooperate
to Achieve Mutual Goals for Mutual Benefits.

5. Service
Fellowship
Diversity
Integrity
Leadership
Core Values

6. •Visibility to all stakeholders
•Better Image in community
•You Get Positive Media support
•Rotarians get engaged
•More like to join Rotary
Enhances
ROTARY’S IMAGE

7. Be a
Be a Gift to the World

8. 3 SIMPLE STEPS TO
SIGNATURE PROJECT
1. Look around and talk
to the community to
identify social
challenges
2. Check out
Opportunities,
possible Partners,
who are ready to
partner with you.
3. Act. Go ahead and
put your ideas into
action.

9. PDG Rtn. Hemant Arora hemant.arora@hemantarora.in
PP Rtn. CJ Singh seejaysingh@gmail.com / info@corepr.com