July 1 for all Rotarians and Rotaractors is really our New Year’s Day for this is when our Rotary year starts. When one thinks of New Year’s often it leads to people making pledges to themselves that they hope to fulfil in the coming year.

Instead of thinking about a new diet or arriving at work on time, Rotarians should think about what they hope to achieve in the coming months.

 

One thing we need to consider is how to evolve and how to find ways to attract new members, to tell the world about the great work that we do and to expand the areas in our community and in the world that we can assist.

 

Rotarians should ask themselves…who can I talk to about Rotary and perhaps spark an interest in our organization?

 

If you are not a Rotarian or a Rotaractor, then maybe you would consider July 1 to be your New Year’s Day and make a resolution to find out more about Rotary and how to join. The benefits to a person are considerable and include having fun, making new friends, and being part of an organization that is making the world a better place. Rotary started the initiative to rid the world of polio, and we are determined to finish the job. But Rotary does so much more, and our list of projects and initiatives is staggering.
  
How do you want to change the world? Perhaps Rotary can help you achieve those goals.

 

Reach out to us to learn more…you might be surprised, and you might even make new friends.