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Greek life at Rowan contributed over 8,000 hours of community service and raised $34,752 for philanthropic causes in 2014. Specifically, 130 Greek life participants contributed 424.5 hours to Back to the Boro, 228 participants raised $6,231 for Relay for Life, and 33 participants raised $4,438 for St. Baldrick's Day. The community service chair of IGC and IGC president commented on the importance of Greek organizations working together and coordinating events to greatly impact both local and global communities.
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- The factors that influence community engagement.
- Data on volunteering rates and how they vary in different areas and demographics.
- How associational life and belonging to social groups can impact volunteering and health.
- The potential for increased community building to foster more inclusive and frequent volunteering.
- Next steps discussed include supporting local organizations, participation opportunities, and leadership from within communities.
Diverse Abilities press release
This press release announces that the charity Diverse Abilities is seeking volunteers to help run community events over the summer. Diverse Abilities has supported children and adults with disabilities in Dorset since 1955. They host various fundraising events and need volunteers for events in June, July, August, and September. Volunteering provides an opportunity to help the charity while having fun and meeting new people. Tasks may include selling raffle tickets or supervising games. Volunteers receive free entry to events after their shift. Those interested should contact Beccy Briley at Diverse Abilities.
Centenary of Rotary Presentation May 2017
The Rotary Foundation Presentation provides an overview of The Rotary Foundation's mission and impact over its 100 year history. It summarizes that the Foundation enables Rotarians to advance peace and goodwill through improving health, education, and alleviating poverty. It highlights the Foundation's work in key areas like peacebuilding, clean water and sanitation, maternal and child health, basic education, disease prevention, economic development, and eradicating polio. Statistics are given on the Foundation's financial contributions and impacts in communities worldwide.
Community Living Connections: Impact and Support Needs
Community Living Connections provides supported living services for adults with developmental disabilities in Dane County, Wisconsin. To help live the mission "to support individuals to live their best life in their own home and in their community", this non-profit has two separate fundraising initiatives. Read about them here.
The rotary foundation
The Rotary Foundation was established in 1917 as an endowment fund by Rotary International President Arch C. Klumph. It was reorganized in 1929 into the structure it has today. The mission of the Foundation is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange projects. It supports Rotarian activities worldwide through program grants and scholarships. Major programs include PolioPlus for global polio eradication, peace centers, and Foundation grants.
SLO Presentation.pptx
This presentation provides information about sorority recruitment at California State University, Fullerton. It outlines the six sororities on campus and some of the main benefits of sorority membership, including philanthropy, scholarship opportunities, social events, and networking. It also details the sororities' philanthropic causes and mottos. Finally, it outlines the formal recruitment schedule which takes place over three days and includes house tours and learning about each sorority's philanthropy.
Jewish teen engagement power point a 4.314
The document summarizes findings from a study of Jewish teen engagement in metropolitan Detroit. It includes:
- Interviews with 20 teens and program providers and a survey of 240 students.
- National experts were also interviewed and national trends researched.
- The goal is for 90% of Detroit Jewish teens to participate annually in at least three meaningful Jewish experiences like intensive programs.
- Current programs are struggling with issues like competing for time, staffing, funding and communication. Providers want resources for trips, staffing, and marketing. National trends include a focus on hands-on volunteering, travel to Israel, collaboration between groups, and teen philanthropy programs.
Rotary Doing Good in the World - a presentation for Bolton University 18 June...
Rotary Doing Good in the World - a presentation for Bolton University 18 June...PDG Kevin Walsh - Rotary International
A presentation outlining Rotary's impact on Health & Wellbeing given by Kevin Walsh in from Rotary Cumbria & Lancashire provided under the auspices of the national Forum for Health & Wellbeing.Similar to RowanGIVES Brochure (20)
Community Living Connections: Impact and Support Needs
Community Living Connections: Impact and Support Needs
Rotary Doing Good in the World - a presentation for Bolton University 18 June...
Rotary Doing Good in the World - a presentation for Bolton University 18 June...
RowanGIVES Brochure
- 1. RowanGIVES Greek Life Sorority and Fraternity Volunteerism on Rowan’s campus and beyond
- 2. 2 Back-to-the Boro 2014 130 Greek Life participants Total Service Hours Provided: 424.5 Relay for Life 2014 228 Greek Life Participants Total Amount Raised: $6,231 St. Baldrick’s Day 2014 33 Greek Life Participants Total Amount Raised: $4,438 How do our efforts add up? In 2014, Rowan Greek life dedicated a total of 8,031 hours towards community service, as well as raised $34,752 for various philanthropic efforts.
- 3. 3 PHILANTHROPY: noun (phi•lan•thro•py) the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes. “It‘s good when each fraternity or sorority has their own philanthropy that they contribute to, but what’s even better is when we can all come together and show the university that we have the numbers to impact both our local and global communities in a huge way.” Caitlyn Horgan Community Service Chair of IGC “It means a lot to know that we can benefit the community through Greek life involvement, and being able to coordinate events through IGC that help those in need is very rewarding.” Dylan Colon President of IGC
- 4. 4 Local/Community Organizations National Organizations Our Impact Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha