Awards-An approach
The RI Presidents Citation
and the Governors Award are objective awards for which every club could
qualify. They are the basis of our awards.
Clubs will be encouraged to apply for the Presidents Citation
and the Governors Award. These are objective awards for which it is clear
whether or not the club has achieved the items. In the Fall and in February the
AG will remind the club President to look at the elements of the Presidents
citation and the Governors Award and work on taking the actions required to
earn them. On or about April 1 the AG
and the club President will decide whether the club has achieved the award by
specifically answering the questions. They will provide the information and
result to the Award Committee. The Awards Committee.will check and certify the
result.
Here is a summary of the
requirements. For more details and exact requirements refer to the link or the
written folder.
The club should do 5 of
the following:
club membership committee
net gain in membership
maintain or improve retention
rate
net gain in female members
study of members and
community
sponsor a new Rotary club or
RCC
sponsor an Interact or
Rotaract club
Host an event for Rotary
alumni
Sponsor a YE student or RYLA
participant
and the club should do 5
of the following:
active club Foundation
committee
Increase the number of
members in service projects
Contribute $100 per capita to
Foundation
Event for polio
Significant local or
international service project
Post information on
rotary.org
Partner with corporate,
governmental or NGO entity and work on a project
Use Rotary brand
guidelines......
Talk to media about club and
RI
For Distinction
Achieve these goals in addition to earning the Rotary Citation to receive silver(1 goal), gold(2 goals), or platinum (3 goals)
Connect Leaders Achieve a net gain of 5 or more members
Connect Families Organize a family oriented service project that connects families of your members, youth program participants and others
Connect Professional Initiate or continue a leadership, personal or professional development program to enhance members skills
Connect Community Show how your clubs' members are People of Action by promoting your club and its service activities on social media at least 4 times per month.
For Distinction
Achieve these goals in addition to earning the Rotary Citation to receive silver(1 goal), gold(2 goals), or platinum (3 goals)
Connect Leaders Achieve a net gain of 5 or more members
Connect Families Organize a family oriented service project that connects families of your members, youth program participants and others
Connect Professional Initiate or continue a leadership, personal or professional development program to enhance members skills
Connect Community Show how your clubs' members are People of Action by promoting your club and its service activities on social media at least 4 times per month.
The Communications Team will help
prepare a press release, a social media post and other publication materials
for those receiving a RI Presidents Citation
Governors Award-To all clubs
which
a)
Have gained or
stayed the same in membership
b)
Have invited the
public to a service project or event at least once per quarter and followed up
with e-mail marketing.
c)
Have adopted at
least one best practice in member retention
d)
Have had a
project in each of the areas of service
e)
Have carried out
a STEM project
f)
Have assisted
another club in a project, a speaker or ....
g)
Have sent
students to RYLA, NextGen and Interact Conference
h) Complete at least one International Service project and promote this to your community.
h) Complete at least one International Service project and promote this to your community.
The Communications Team will
help prepare a press release, a social media post and other publication
materials for those receiving a Governors award.
Charles Pettengill
Any larger size club who earns the RI Presidents
Award with Distinction(three goals, Platinum award) and the Governors Award wins the Pettengill
award. There could be more than one winner
Ed Osterman
Any smaller size club who earns the RI
Presidents Award with Distinction(three goals, Platinum award) and the Governors Award wins the Osterman
award. There could be more than one winner
Community Service
Clubs can volunteer or be
selected by AG to make a presentation on Sunday at the District conference,
International service
Clubs can volunteer or be
selected by AG to make a presentation on Friday at the District conference
Club service
Clubs can volunteer or be
selected by AG to make a presentation on Sunday at the District conference
Vocational service
Clubs can volunteer or be
selected by AG to make a presentation on Sunday at the District conference.
Youth service
Youth Exchange Leadership
chooses a winner of a Youth Exchange Award
Interact Award-At a session
at the District conference all Interact Clubs, who wish to, make a presentation
on their club activities. Simple application form.
Rotaract Award-At a session
at the District conference all Rotaract Clubs, who wish to, make a presentation
on their club activities. Simple application form.
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