This document summarizes the July 12, 2017 meeting of the Rotary Club of North Raleigh. It announces that the guest speaker will be Dr. Stan Elliot from Shaw University. It provides updates on member news and upcoming club events, such as a golf tournament volunteer meeting on July 19th. It encourages members to update their profiles on the club's website and highlights ways for members to get involved in various club committees and service projects.

1. July 12, 2017
Meeting of the Rotary Club of
North Raleigh
WELCOMEto the

2. Today’s Speaker
Dr. Stan Elliot
Director of Academic Affairs
Shaw University

3. Last Week’s Photos

4. Last Week’s Photos

5. Last Week’s Photos

6. Last Week’s Photos
On our website and on our Flickr album
http://northraleighrotary.org
or
https://www.flickr.com/northraleighrotary/

7. Follow our Social Media Accounts
Scan here

8. Member News
Avani Sutphin was
born on June 19th.
CONGRATULATIONS
Chase and Tressa!!

9. Email the 2017-18 Board of Directors
board-of-directors
@northraleighrotary.org

10. Need to know Where and When?
Check the club calendar on
the website

11. Club Calendar

12. Next Week
Meet District Governor Shafi Parekh

13. Save the Date!

14. Put your Announcement on These Slides
Email info to:
announcements
@northraleighrotary.org

15. The Jack Andrews Golf Tournament
Needs VolunteersAttend the
Tournament Committee
Meeting
When: Wed. July 19th at 12 pm
Where: Sertoma Arts Center
Contact Matt Towler or Curtis Stevens
for more details
jack-andrews-golf-tournament@northraleighrotary.org

16. Not on a Committee or Project?
50th Anniversary
Board of Advisors
Club History
Communications/Public Image
Website
Social Media
Bulletin
Directory
Local News Media
Evening Meetings
Foundation
TRF Giving
Palmer Endowment
Fundraising
Grants
Membership
Programs
Socials
Holiday Banquet
Installation Banquet
District/Zone/RI
Total Life Center Gifts
Miracle League
Adopt-A-Highway
TC & Bill Parker Scholarship
NC Boys & Girls Home
Raleigh Parks Projects
Habitat for Humanity
Interfaith Food Shuttle
IFFS Mobile Market
Guatemala Literacy Project
Guatemala Student Support Group
Global Grants, District Grants
Dominican Rep Latrine Project
Uganda School Electrification
Rotary Youth Exchange
Friendship Exchange
Peace Center
Adopt-a-Peace Fellow
Disaster Relief
Global Scholarship
Fellowships
Action Groups
Service Exchange
Vocational Training Team
Vocational Award
Rotational Meeting
LaunchRALEIGH
Bridges to Success
Networking Events
Club Service Community Service Int’l Service
Vocational Service
Take a Kid to the Ballgame
4 Way Test Essay Contest
Alex Wilson Scholarship
Interact
Rotaract
RYLA
Rotary Against Drugs Speech
Youth Service

17. Did You Know?
Our Club has a LinkedIn Company Page
Add your history in the
club to your professional
experience on your
LinkedIn profile
https://www.linkedin.com/company/rotary-club-of-north-raleigh

18. Is Your Member Profile up to Date?
Log into the club’s website and check
It should look something like this

19. Use the Member Home Page
To update your profile
*
Requires login to view Member Home menu

20. Presidential Citation ProgressREQUIRED ACTIVITIES
□ Pay our July 2017 club invoices on time.
□ Pay our January 2018 club invoices on
time.
□ Report volunteer hours and service
project contributions in Rotary Club
Central.
SUPPORT & STRENGTHEN CLUBS
Achieve at least 4 of the following goals:
□ Set at least 10 goals in Club Central.
□ Update the club’s strategic plan.
□ Achieve a net gain => 2 members.
□ Achieve a net gain => 2 female members.
□ Achieve a net gain =>2 members under
40.
□ Engage members in activities outside
regular club meetings. At least one club
social activity or more than 50 percent of
our club’s members participated in club
service activities.
□ Sponsor or co-sponsor a new Rotary club
or a Rotary Community Corps to expand
Rotary’s reach in our community.
□ Sponsor or co-sponsor an Interact or
Rotaract club to involve young people in
Rotary.
X
X
X
X
X
FOCUS & INCREASE HUMANITARIAN
SERVICE
Achieve at least 4 of the following goals:
□ Sponsor, or participate in, a polio-
related fundraising or awareness event.
□ Partner with The Rotary Foundation by
sponsoring at least one project funded
by a global grant or a district grant.
□ Carry out at least one project focused
on the environment.
□ Collaborate with other Rotary clubs in
our region to increase a project’s scope
and visibility.
□ Involve Rotaractors, Interactors, Rotary
Community Corps members, or Rotary
alumni in club projects and events.
□ Increase our club’s total giving to The
Rotary Foundation by at least 10
percent .
□ Increase the number of members who
give $25 or more to any Rotary
Foundation fund.
□ Attain a minimum Annual Fund
contribution of $100 per capita.
□ Use the Rotary Ideas platform, to
contribute to a project or seek
resources for our club’s local or
international projects.
ENHANCE PUBLIC IMAGE & AWARENESS
Achieve at least 4 of the following goals:
□ Use Rotary’s brand guidelines,
templates, and other resources in all our
communications.
□ Regularly update our club website and
social media accounts.
□ Host and promote a community event to
support World Polio Day, and register it
on endpolio.org.
□ Engage our community by hosting at
least one networking event for local
professionals, community organizations,
or Rotary alumni.
□ Establish or continue a partnership with
one or more corporate or government
entities or NGO and work on a project
together.
□ Host a community forum or seminar
about an issue that’s important in our
community.
□ Have local media cover a club project,
event, or fundraiser.
□ Promote peace and develop future
leaders by sponsoring or hosting at least
one Rotary Youth Exchange student or
sponsoring at least one participant in a
RYLA event.

21. Our Members’ Years of Service
0 - 1 yrs, 12
2 - 3 yrs, 6
4 - 5 yrs, 3
6 - 10 yrs, 9
11 - 15 yrs, 7
16 - 20 yrs, 2
21 - 25 yrs, 9
26+ yrs, 8