Welcome to Rotary District 5790 composed of 72 vibrant Clubs across the
North Central Plains area of Texas.
 
 
ROAM 5790 Online Rotary being formed
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District 5790
3 year Grow Rotary Initiative

 
In January and February of 2019, District 5790 launched it's 3 year Grow Rotary! Grow Engagement! Grow Impact Plan.
2018-2019 District Governor Gerald Robinson, DGE Peter Scott, DGN Roger Paschal and DGN Designate Kayla Christianson led 5 district wide meetings intended to lay the foundation for each club in the district to prepare similar plans to increase club membership, create excitement about Rotary through engaged Rotarians and increase our impact on the community. This is a video of that final meeting.
Members can access district support for their own growth plan by clicking here.

 

 
People of Action Video`s
  
     
 
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                                                   Either send as a you-tube line or send the embed code.                                                        
 
April is Rotary Maternal and Child Health Month
 
 
District Stories
Registration for An Evening with the Stars is Open
Posted by Angie Cox on Apr 11, 2019
Recognition
Register for an entire table for your club members and guests
Proximity to stage will be determined by the date club registered and paid for its table.
More than one club can partner to purchase a table.
Click here of image above to register.
Deadline for registration is April 30th.
Congratulations Trophy Club Rotary - April 17 Charter Ceremony
Posted by Bruce Dale on Apr 22, 2019
New Rotary Club in Trophy Club Texas
 
Celebrates with April 17 Charter Ceremony.
 
So, what does it take to launch a new Rotary Club? Simply put, an idea and a few folks committed to the idea of staring a new home grown club. As the club charter club president I have had the privilege of participating in this exciting adventure and look forward to the great things this new club will accomplish in the future.
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End Polio Now - Club Leadership Training - Breakout Session 2 Only
Are you your Clubs End Polio Now Chair?
This session at the District Training Assembly is for you.
 
Jon Bullock has a wonderful presentation planned that will help you to keep the community and the your membership informed. Several great ideas will be discussed for creating community awareness and promoting donations to End Polio Now.
Global Grant Management - 1st Breakout Session only
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
Is your club planning to apply for a Global Grant this year?
This session is must for you and your grant committee members.
Past District Governor Paul Lucas will be sharing his wealth of knowledge about the Global Grant process.
The Rotary Foundation - Breakout Session 1 only
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
Giving with a purpose
This session will cover all facets of Rotary Giving including the Annual Program Fund, End Polio Now, Planned Giving, Rotary Direct and creating your Rotary Legacy through tools such as direct donations, memorials and endowments.
Youth Exchange - 1st & 2nd Breakout Session
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
Is your club considering hosting an incoming youth exchange student
or sponsoring an outbound student?
Then this session is definitely for you.
District 5790 Youth Exchange Director, Norm King has a wonderfully informative session planned. Breakout Session 1 will discuss basics. Breakout Session to is training for Youth Exchange families and host families.
Youth Services - Breakout Sessions 1 and 2 (repeated)
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
Calling all Youth Service Committee Members
This is just the session you want. Great ideas for your communities New Generation.
Penny Gee of the Denton Rotary Club will be sharing some great ideas about Interact, Rotaract, Youth Exchange and RYLA
Membership Committee - Breakout Sessions 1 & 2 (repeated)
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
Are you on your clubs Membership Committee Next year?
This session is definitely for you. Past district Governor Larry Petrash's "Working the Numbers" presentation has some wonderful insights for engaging members and identifying prospective members that will want to be involved in your club.
ClubRunner Tools for Success - Breakout Session 1 only
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
A Technology Tool for Member Growth, Engagement and Public Image
 
Bring your devices (laptop, i-pad or smart phone) and your login information to this "hands on" session where we will be covering the effective use of ClubRunner technology for enhancing your clubs promotion communications, speaker promotion, events, fund raisers, volunteer management, member engagement, website home page, social media, member recognition, club volunteer hours, document retention, prospective member tracking and funnel, new member orientation, member invoicing and other club administration tools.
Rotary.org Website Tools for Success - Breakout Session 2 only
Posted on Apr 16, 2019
Baffled by Rotary Technology?
 
Bring your device and your My Rotary login credentials to this "hands-on" session. This session is for you. 
We will be covering the use of Rotary Club Central for demonstrating your clubs strategic plan action goals and systematically reporting club achievements.
We also will be covering the Rotary tools available on Rotary. org including the Rotary Learning Center and the Rotary Brand Center.
Finally, we will review all the membership tools available on out District 5790 website.
Public Image - Sessions 1 & 2 (repeated)
Posted on Apr 14, 2019
This session is for everyone really, but is intended specifically for those tasked with developing an effective community communication strategy and organizing the clubs membership to "Promote what we do" as Rotarian's. We identify problems, exchange ideas and take action.
District Governor Elect Nominee, Kayla Christianson has some wonderful ideas to share for establishing a plan for promoting today's Rotary Club. This ain't your Grandpa's Rotary.
 
Club Culture - Breakout Sessions 1 & 2 (repeated)
Posted on Apr 13, 2019
As a club leader, understanding your Club's Culture does not seem like it would merit a training session. Right?
Wrong. While it important to understand your club culture now, it is even more important to understand how it can improve so that we can serve our communities more effectively and make our clubs the organization that community members want to  support and join. Andy Eads will lead this dynamic session
Club Secretary Training - Breakout Session 1 only
So, you are your clubs incoming secretary? 
You will definitely want to attend this session. Incoming District Secretary Joyce Stanton has a gained phenomenal depth of experience in the position while serving as club secretary for the Arlington Rotary Club.
Not only is she well versed on the Rotary requirements her ClubRunner experience will be a valuable learning experience for both incoming and returning secretaries.
District Grant Management Training - Breakout Sessions 1 & 2 repeated
If you are a member of your clubs Foundation Committee with responsibility for your clubs District or Global Grants, this session is for you. This is required training for at least two club members if your club intends to apply for Rotary grants in 2019-2020
Dan Steele, District 5790 District Grant chair will be sharing everything you need to know about managing your clubs district grant.
 
District 5790 Governors for 2018-19, 2019-20 & 2020-21 Launch 3 year Membership Initiative
Posted on Mar 07, 2019
Membership Committee
2018-19 District Governor Gerald Robinson, DGE Peter Scott and DGN Roger Paschal lead January & February district-wide Grow Rotary! Grow Engagement! Grow Impact meetings to launch new 3 year membership initiative throughout District 5790
 
It has been an exciting 3 months for our district as current District Governor Gerald Robinson has led a team consisting of our DGE Peter Scott, DGN Roger Paschal, District Governor Nominee-Designate Kayla Christianson, current District Membership Team Captain Steve Cox, 2019-20 District Membership Director PDG Larry Petrash, current Club Culture Team Captain PDG Gene Davenport, AG Lori Fickerling and Training and Technology Team Captain John Pokorny in launching the 3 year Grow Rotary! Grow Engagement! Grow Impact membership development initiative.
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2019 RYLA Committee Announces Venue Change and Dates of 2019 Event
Posted by Burton Smith on Jan 29, 2019
Our 2019 RYLA Home is Tarelton State UniversityTarleton State University, Member of The Texas A&M University System
in Stephenville, TX from June 26th through 30th
 
"After over 18 year's at TWU in Denton, RYLA is putting on a fresh face by moving to Tarleton State University in Stephenville, TX this summer.  This years camp hosted by the Rotary Club of Stephenville will be moved back a week to the last weekend in June, rather than the traditional Father's Day weekend of the past years.  The dates are Wednesday, June 26 to Sunday, June 30 on the Tarleton campus." For an event flyer click here. To learn more about Rotary Youth Leadership Awards click here.
 
Governor Gerald Robinson to launch two e-club initiatives
e-Club
Last November, Governor Gerald Robinson announced two e-club initiatives for District 5790. The intent of these initiatives is to allow the formation of two e-clubs in District 5790. One e-club will focus on former youth program participants and the other e-club will focus on community programs. Both are intended to provide a Rotary service vehicle for those whose travel and business commitments inhibit participation in one of the 71 community based Rotary clubs in our district.
 
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District Governor Gerald Robinson Announces District Governor Nominee Designate
Posted on Dec 22, 2018
Kayla Christianson to serve as District Governor Nominee Designate (RY 2021-2022)
 
It is my pleasure to announce the selection of Kayla Belle Christianson as District 5790 Governor in Rotary Year 2021-2022! Kayla will serve as the District Governor Nominee Designate until July 1, 2019 when she will become the District Governor Nominee. 
 
Kayla has been a member of the Rotary Club of Abilene since June of 2008 where she served in several capacities including Club President in 2011-2012. She has been very involved with Fundraising and Public Image in and around the Abilene area. In addition, Kayla has served at the district level in several capacities including the current year as Area Assistant Governor for Area 7. 
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Measuring the community  impact of your Rotary Club 
How is your club Progressing toward it's 2018-2019 Goals?
 
Rotary International President Barry Rassin has asked each of our 36,678 worldwide Rotary Clubs to report and periodically update their 2018-2019 goals in Rotary Club Central. Forty-six of our District 5790 Rotary Clubs have posted their 2018-2018 goals in Rotary Club Central. Our 2018-2019 Rotary year is almost half over. How is your club doing? How many service projects has your club completed thus far? How many volunteer hours have been devoted to your communities? These are all questions easily answered by completing the service activities portion of your clubs Rotary Club Central report for each of the projects you have done thus far. Unsure how to go about updating your goals? Contact your Training/Technology Area Training Officer for guidance.
 
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Foundation Corner
District 5790 Wall of Fame                
 
We are indebted to those Rotary members in our district that have given so generously of their time, talent and treasure.
Global Grant Training Video
 
Start video at 7 minute mark
 
Be the Inspiration
District 5790 Be the Inspiration Resource Information Site Page   
Action, Growth Change
 
Our Vision
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change in our communities and in awareness
 
Hover your pointer over the Be the Inspiration Logo or District 5790 logo or click here to access the Resource Information Site Page
 
News from District 5790 Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club of Fort Wort Stockyards Announces June 1st Clay Shoot
5th Annual Sports Clay Shoot
hosted by
The Rotary Club of Fort Worth Stockyards and Cowboy Church
at the
Defender Outdoor Sports Ranch in Fort Worth, TX
Proceeds in support of Fort Worth Neighborhood Police Officers Fund
and the RC of Fort Worth Stockyards Scholarship Tuition Fund
Click here to download Flyer
Click here to download Donor Form
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Rotarian Donates Book Royalties to Literacy Program!
Posted by Arlin Gold on Jan 10, 2019
 Dear Rotarians,
 
I have a super cool opportunity for the District specifically and the Rotary Foundation as a whole. We have a dynamite new Rotarian in our Club who is an accomplished sports writer and novelist. Marjorie Lewis has recently published her Historical Novel “When the Men Were Gone” which is centered around the first female football coach in the state of Texas! The book is phenomenal!
 
Ms. Lewis stated, "Between January 14-20, for every book sold (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, independent book sellers, Costco), I will donate every cent of my per-book royalty (it must be a book because Kindle sales are not recorded), which is roughly $1."
 
 
We'll need Rotarians to also get the support of their connections outside of Rotary. Funds donated will benefit the Rotary Literacy Program.
 
Additionally, Ms. Lewis will be featured at a book signing at the Southlake Barnes and Noble on Saturday, January 26th from 1-3 pm and will be interviewed by Scott Murray, an Emmy Award winning sports journalist. Stop by and show your fellow Rotarian your support! The day of the event, we'll have a drawing for a $200 gift card to Barnes & Noble. Each copy of When the Men Were Gone sold that day at Barnes & Noble will be good for one entry into the drawing. If someone buys two books, they get two entries, and so forth. Should be fun!
 
Yours in service,
 
Arlin Gold
Southlake Rotary President
Business Development Officer
agold@providencebanktx.com
Our District Governor
GERALD ROBINSON and KRIS
District 5790 – Zone 21B

Governor 2018-2019
 
So what's the scoop on our new District Governor Gerald Robinson? To find out, read his bio by clicking here.
 
 
Have you visited the new Rotary Learning Center yet?
 
This is your District 5790 Blood Drive Resource. If your club would like to sponsor a blood drive in your community please click here for more information on how to set-up and promote a Blood Drive.
Clubs are encouraged to promote their blood drives on the District 5790 Website and on the District 5790 Blood Drive Face Book page. Contact the District 5790 Blood Drive Chair to promote your drive in either media.
The following are District 5790 Rotary Clubs that are hosting blood drives 
 
 
 
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2019 District 5790 Club Leadership Training Assembly - Breakout Session location download
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2019-20 Global Grant MOU Certification Package
District 5790 Leadership Plan Version 14
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Using Rotary On-Line Tools
2018-19 District 5790 Organization Chart as of Sept 19
June 2019 Guatemala Service Project
2018-19 District Grant Final Report
2018-19 MOU
2018-2019 Global Grant Training Presentation
2018-2019 District Grant Training Presentation
2018-2019 District 5790 Organization Chart
2018-19 District Governor Gerald Robinson Bio
2018-2019 District Star Awards Criteria
District 5790 Grant Certification
District 5790 Rotary Foundation Report June 2018
2018-2019 Presidential Citation
Technology for Club Success
District 5790 Strategic Plan 2015-2020 Final Version
Clarification of RI Club and District Policy relating to Guns and Weapons
Guidelines for Stating a Satellite Rotary Club
Every Rotarian Every Year Brochure
A Guide to Twitter by Rotarian Social Networks
 

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