We are now halfway through
this Rotary year and our District, you, are making progress on membership. You
need to focus on membership engagement.So what does this mean, What should you
do?
You should identify those
members who are less involved with club activities.
Then,
First every member of the
club and particularly new members should be contacted about the next two or
three club events. Call them, e-mail them and text them. Make every member feel
part of the club and encourage them to participate. You cannot. communicate too much. Have the messages come
from multiple people.
Second, every member should be part of a club
committee. If someone in the club is not on a committee, call them up and ask
them to help out.
Three, encourage members of
the club to get together to do things. Figure out how the club can help this
happen i.e. members in small groups doing projects. For example find some
community service projects that a small group of people can do and create a
small group of members, who are not heavily involved, to do it.
Four. Do a community
assessment to identify the needs of your town. Involve club members, town
leaders and other people interested in the community. Advertise it and welcome
other people to come. Most importantly invite those club members who are not
yet heavily involved in the club.
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