Rotary Club of Hanover Club Assembly 23 Jan Supports RI President s. Goals * Supports District 7390 Goals

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1 Rotary Club of Hanover Club Assembly 23 Jan Supports RI President s Goals * Supports District 7390 Goals

2 VISION Make A Difference in the local Hanover community and internationally by incorporating Service Above Self and the Four-Way Test into our daily lives as Hanover Rotarians.

3 SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN OUR CLUB Apply for the 2017/18 Rotary Presidential & Theme Citation+ and the District Governor s Citation* Submit and Report in Rotary Club Central NLT 30 June 2018 Develop and initiate two new local community service projects Penn Polio Survivors Aug 17 Refurbish Rotary Benches Spring 18 Tree Planting Develop a club strategic plan Torren and Cheryl Developing Estimate Spring 18 Assign new members a mentor Done and to a committee upon club initiation In Progress Net at least two more members+* 11 New Members - 4 Members Lost = 7 Net New Members Net at least two more female members+* 6 New Female Members - 1 Member Lost = 5 Net New Female Members Net at least two members under the age of 40+* 4 New Members <40-1 Member Lost = 3 Net New Members <40 Ensure more than 50% of our club's members participate in club service activities+ Need Many to Support Day of Service and Tree Planting on Sat, 21 Apr 18 Increased attendance at RLI from last year* Had Only 2 This Past Fall

4 FOCUS AND INCREASE HUMANITARIAN SERVICES Participate in the district-wide fundraiser, Pints for Polio, for Polio Plus on World Polio Day, Oct. 24, 2017+* Complete Thanks Dale Brubaker! Participate in the district-wide and international-wide Day-of-Service on Apr. 21, 2018+* Working with Hanover Shade Tree Commission Mike Taylor, Dale Brubaker and Greg Staub Championing This will be an environmentally focused event / project+ Continue our superb partnering with The Rotary Foundation and District 7390 to secure and participate in at least one global or district grant+ Jess in the Philippines Right Now and Working the Continuation of Operation Brave Heart Increase giving to The Rotary Foundation by one NEW gift* Increased From 56 to 58 Support the RI President in quantifying how much Rotary Makes A Difference in the world Enter our total dollar amount From $13,000+ to $24,000+ to the Foundation $24,000 to Community Gifts Committee Tastefest and Raffle Coming Up and total number of hours Hours dedicated to humanitarian service in Rotary Club Central+

5 ENHANCE ROTARY S PUBLIC IMAGE AND AWARENESS Use Rotary s brand guidelines, templates, and other resources in all our club s communications to strengthen our Rotary image+* On Going Regularly update our club website and social media accounts to showcase our club activities and illustrate Rotary s impact both locally and internationally+* Nearly Weekly Updates by Justine, Warren, Darryl THANKS!! Regular Updates to the District s Weekly Newsletter Continue our strong support to Rotary Means Business by hosting at least one networking event for local professionals and community organizations+ Need to Schedule Engage with the local media at least once per quarter highlighting club support to the local community, a community service project, club events or fundraisers+* Penn Polio Survivors Roots for Boots Operation Out the Door with the Evening Sun Pints for Polio NHM Radio Food Drive Feed-A-Friend Upcoming is Tastefest (1st Qtr) and Day of Service (2nd Qtr) Continue to positively influence young professionals and our local area youth through superior support and engagement with; The Group Vocational Services Exchange Not Supported by RI OBE! The students of the month On Going Success Story College Night Planing for 2018! Active participation in RYLA, Interact, and Junior Achievement On Going Challenge to Add 2 More Students to RYLA SGHS Wants to Start in Interact Club

6 People Doing the right thing People Doing the right things right People Doing the right things right for the right reasons