Save the DatesDistrict Assembly Time is here.
In view of the annual turnover of Rotary leadership each year, special effort is required to provide club leaders with appropriate instruction for the tasks they will assume. The annual district assembly is the major leadership training event in each Rotary district of the world. The workshops offer motivation, inspiration, Rotary information and new ideas for club officers, directors and key committee chairmen of each club. Some of the most experienced district leaders conduct informative discussions on all phases of Rotary administration and service projects. The sessions give all participants valuable new ideas to make their club more effective and interesting.
Normally eight to ten delegates from each club (officers, directors, committee chairs, and all interested Rotarians both experienced and new to Rotary, etc.) are invited to attend the training session.
- How to register for May 15 session and
- Zoom sign-on information for the May 22.
As I write this message for May, I am right in the middle of finalizing plans for our 1st Hybrid District Conference. The planning has been challenging. But I believe everyone is ready to get back to socializing in person. Speaking of challenging, the 2020-2021 Rotary year has not been a traditional year. We had to make many changes on how we meet and conduct normal business. ZOOM meetings have now become the “new norm”. But, as Rotarians, we must set the example, and not let our guard down too soon. As we venture out into our communities, remember to continue to wear your mask when necessary and practice social distancing as much as possible.
RYLA this year was virtual -- eRYLA. We had over 150 Campers/Trailblazers attending along with 36 Counselors/Youth Leaders. The event was held March 10-14, 2020 with camp running 6 pm-10 pm on Wednesday and Thursday, 6 pm -11 pm on Friday, and full days on Saturday and Sunday. Every camper received an eRYLA crate with their T-Shirts, snacks and personalized clue packets which they would open just before designated activities. The youth loved these crates! “Every lesson and activity was incorporated into the crate and it was nice,” said one camper. “I have never in all my experiences seen a camp care this much for their campers,” said another. Campers gave great feedback on each activity, and felt they really received a great camp experience.
Dear District 5930 Rotary Club Leaders and Other Rotarians:
There are three awards clubs can strive and work for all year long. Now is the time for reporting your progress and make sure you and your club get the awards you qualify for.
Great news! I was cleaning my “Governor’s Closest” and discovered a few new Fly High with Rotary shirts. First come / Paid ~ First Serve
2 X-Large (Left front: Rotary Master Brand)
