2. Mission
Volunteering world wide in
communities at home and
abroad to support
education and job training,
provide clean water,
combat hunger, improve
health and sanitation, and
eradicate polio.
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3. Mission
Volunteering world wide in
communities at home and
abroad to support
education and job training,
provide clean water,
combat hunger, improve
health and sanitation, and
eradicate polio.
Motto - Service above self
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4. 1. What is Rotary?
2. How do I become a member of Rotary?
3. What are the qualifications for membership?
4. What are the responsibilities of
membership?
5. How do I locate a club in my area?
6. What is a Rotary e-club?
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5. 1. What is Rotary?
International service organization with autonomous 33,000
clubs world wide and 1.5 million members
2. How do I become a member of Rotary?
By sponsorship or directly contacting a club.
3. What are the qualifications for membership?
A prospective member must be a person of good character
with a good business, professional, or community
reputation.
4. What are the responsibilities of membership? Members
are expected to attend weekly club meetings. They must pay
annual dues to their clubs.
5. How do I locate a club in my area?
Club Locator
6. What is a Rotary e-club?
Rotary clubs that meet electronically.
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6. Rotary Club of Lock Haven, PA District 7370
Dictionary Project
Shoe Bank
Blood Drive
Bangladesh school supplies
Playground revitalization
Student of the month
Highway Clean up
Ecuador potable drinking
water District 4400
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7. o Peace through social
justice. Jill Olsen District
5970 Iowa
o We both believe in global
social justice. President
Lee D.K. ’09
o The world's first service
club, the Rotary Club of
Chicago, was formed on
23 February 1905 by
Paul P. Harris, an
attorney (on the right)
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8. o We’re This Close - The global eradication of polio has
been Rotary International‘s highest priority since 1985.
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Nigeria, Pakistan, and Afghanistan
9. o World Peace Fellowship - master’s degree or
professional development certificate in peace
studies, and conflict resolution.
o Rotary Friendship Exchange – individual rotarians
o Rotary Community Corps – local projects related to
health, literacy, safety, employment, and the
environment.
o Rotaract – university students (DU club president Alia
Clevenger
o Interact – high school students
o Rotary Club of Pittsburgh
o Rotary District 2440 – Turkey
o Group Study Exchange
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10. Group Study Exchange (GSE)
Travel grant for teams of
professionals to participate in
cultural and vocational exchanges
Rotary District 3680 Daejeon
South Korea - 66 Clubs
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11. Group Study Exchange (GSE)
District 7370 Central Pennsylvania – 34 clubs
Visit Pai Chai University
Happy Friend Community Center
(seniors citizens)
Daejeon Culture and Arts Center
Buddhist Temple
Hanmaeum Rotary Club (service)
Translators Hyuk Ju and Jihgyun
Woosong Junior High School
Cheong Wa Dae ‘The Blue House”
Two different YWCA’s (abuse)
Tongil Tower at the DMZ and Seoul
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