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Rotary “Did You Know?” Rotary Club of Port Hope

Rotary “Did You Know?” Rotary Club of Port Hope. Rotary “Did You Know” Jeopardy. What’s Rotary? - for 100. How many members does Rotary have worldwide?. Click for Answer. What’s Rotary? - for 200. How many clubs does Rotary have worldwide?. Click for Answer.

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Rotary “Did You Know?” Rotary Club of Port Hope

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  1. Rotary “Did You Know?” Rotary Club of Port Hope

  2. Rotary “Did You Know” Jeopardy

  3. What’s Rotary? - for 100 How many members does Rotary have worldwide? Click for Answer

  4. What’s Rotary? - for 200 How many clubs does Rotary have worldwide? Click for Answer

  5. What’s Rotary? - for 300 What is Rotary’s birthday? Click for Answer

  6. What’s Rotary? - for 400 What are the 5 Avenues of Service? Click for Answer

  7. What’s Rotary? - for 500 What is Rotary’s Club Leadership Plan? Click for Answer

  8. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 100 What year was the Port Hope club chartered? Click for Answer

  9. Rotary Club of Port Hope- for 200 What is Port Hope Rotary Club doing on May 18th 2013? Click for Answer

  10. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 300 Who will be the club President for the year 2013-2014? Click for Answer

  11. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 400 What vocational service activities does the club participate in? Click for Answer

  12. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 500 What first occurred during 2012-2013 for the Port Hope Rotary club ? Click for Answer

  13. Other Rotary Facts - for 100 What is the name of Rotary International’s 2013-2014 President? Click for Answer

  14. Other Rotary Facts - for 200 Where is the Rotary International Convention being held in June 2013? Click for Answer

  15. Other Rotary Facts - for 300 What is Rotary’s theme for 2012-2013? Click for Answer

  16. Other Rotary Facts - for 400 Where is the District 7070 Conference being held in October 2013? Click for Answer

  17. Other Rotary Facts - for 500 What are 5 District 7070 Committees you can join? Click for Answer

  18. Rotary Foundation - for 100 What is a Rotary Foundation Benefactor? Click for Answer

  19. Rotary Foundation - for 200 What are the Foundation requirements to achieve the Presidential Citation Award? Click for Answer

  20. Rotary Foundation - for 300 What is the requirement to become a Sustaining Member? Click for Answer

  21. Rotary Foundation - for 400 What are the 6 areas of focus for the Rotary Foundation? Click for Answer

  22. Rotary Foundation - for 500 What is Port Hope goal for the Annual Fund giving through the Every Rotary Every Year initiative for 2012-2013? Click for Answer

  23. Other Rotary Groups - for 100 What Rotary Clubs do youth (age 5 to 30) join? Click for Answer

  24. Other Rotary Groups - for 200 What are 2 examples of Rotary Fellowships? Click for Answer

  25. Other Rotary Groups - for 300 What are 5 Rotary Action Groups? Click for Answer

  26. Other Rotary Groups - for 400 What does RADAR stand for? Click for Answer

  27. Other Rotary Groups - for 500 What does WASRAG stand for? Click for Answer

  28. What’s Rotary? - for 100 1.2 Million Back to Main Board

  29. What’s Rotary? - for 200 About 32,000 Clubs in more than 200 countries! Back to Main Board

  30. What’s Rotary? - for 300 February 23, 1905 On 23 February 1905, Paul P. Harris, GustavusLoehr, SilvesterSchiele, and Hiram E. Shorey gathered in Chicago for what would become known as the first Rotary club meeting. A second club was formed in San Francisco in 1908, and soon after, clubs began to pop up across North America.  On 1 August 1912, the Rotary Club of London became the first club chartered outside of North America. Back to Main Board

  31. What’s Rotary? - for 400 • Club • Community • International • Vocational • New Generations Back to Main Board

  32. What’s Rotary? - for 500 • Purpose:Ensures clubs are regularly evaluating current practices and implementing new ideas to increase their vitality • Best Practices: • Develop long-range goals • Set annual goals • Conduct club assemblies • Communicate clearly • Ensure leadership continuity • Amend club by-laws • Develop stronger relationships • Ensure members are active • Develop training plan • Assign club committees Back to Main Board

  33. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 100 1921 Back to Main Board

  34. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 200 Surf and Turf Fund Raising Dinner Back to Main Board

  35. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 300 Bree Nixon Back to Main Board

  36. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 400 Camp Enterprise, Classification Talks, High School Awards Back to Main Board

  37. Rotary Club of Port Hope - for 500 Bob Wallace first District Governor from the Rotary Club of Port Hope Back to Main Board

  38. Other Rotary Facts - for 100 Ron Burton Back to Main Board

  39. Other Rotary Facts - for 200 Lisbon, Portugal Back to Main Board

  40. Other Rotary Facts - for 300 Back to Main Board

  41. Other Rotary Facts - for 400 DeerhustResort, Hunstville Into The Future October 25, 26 and 27, 2013 Back to Main Board

  42. Other Rotary Facts - for 500 • Literacy • Microcredit • New Generation • RADAR • Rotaract, Interact, Earlyact • Youth Exchange • Peace Programs • Rotary at Work • WASRAG Back to Main Board

  43. Rotary Foundation - for 100 A person has made a bequest of at least $1,000 to Rotary Foundation Back to Main Board

  44. Rotary Foundation - for 200 • Participate in a sustainable service project related to at least one of Rotary’s areas of focus • Support polio eradication through a public awareness or community fundraising initiative • Attain 100 percent participation in Rotary Foundation Annual Programs Fund giving (every active member personally contributes). • Attain a minimum US$100 contribution to The Rotary Foundation Annual Programs Fund from each club member. Back to Main Board

  45. Rotary Foundation - for 300 $100 contribution to the Annual Programs Fund A Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member (RFSM) is an individual who personally contributes US$100 or more each year to the Annual Fund. These contributions also count toward Paul Harris Fellow, Multiple Paul Harris Fellow, Paul Harris Society, Major Donor, and club recognition. You get an annual RFSM badge sticker in appreciation of this achievement! Back to Main Board

  46. Rotary Foundation - for 400 • Peace and conflict prevention/resolution • Disease prevention and treatment • Water and sanitation • Maternal and child health • Basic education and literacy • Economic and community development Back to Main Board

  47. Rotary Foundation - for 500 $4,300 Based on 43 members at $100/member according to EREY. For donations of $100 the member becomes a Sustaining Member. Back to Main Board

  48. Other Rotary Groups - for 100 • Earlyact (age 5 to 13) • Interact (age 12 to 18) • Rotaract (age 18-30) Back to Main Board

  49. Other Rotary Groups - for 200 • Rotary Fellowships are groups of Rotarians, Rotarian spouses, and Rotaractors who join together to: • Share a common interest in worthwhile recreational activities (sports, hobbies, etc.) • Further their vocational development through acquaintance with others of the same profession • Make new friends around the world • Explore new opportunities for service • Have fun and enhance their experience in Rotary Back to Main Board

  50. Other Rotary Groups - for 300 Rotarian Action Groups provide assistance and support to Rotary clubs and districts in planning and implementing community development and humanitarian service projects. They are organized by committed Rotarians, Rotarians’ family members, and Rotaractors who have expertise and a passion for a particular type of service. Back to Main Board

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