We had a great district wide meeting with RI President Mark Maloney to talk to us about how Rotary is responding to the Covid 19 Crises both locally and internationally.
To pre-register click here.
Congratulations Karen McDaniels and Denton Noon Rotary
Great International Service Project
Featured in May Rotarian Magazine.
Rotary Rises: Rotary District 5790 Response to Covid 19
Campaign for club and member donations an amazing success!
WE ACT
TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to spread, more individuals, communities, and entire nations are feeling the impact in their daily lives. Beyond the global health crisis, the coronavirus is having a severe economic impact on individuals, small businesses, and medical organizations. In addition to the impact on business and healthcare, local soup kitchens are serving more folks in our community.
Rise With Us to raise money to help others during this difficult time.
To donate electronically, click green Donate Now button.
If you are a Rotary member that wishes to receive Rotary Foundation recognition points towards the next level of Paul Harris recognition, please add 10% to your donation to cover the cost of the debit/credit card processing fees and the TRF transaction cost.
Join fellow Rotarians throughout the world by volunteering. There is a task for every capability regardless of physical limitations.Click above image for link to website information.
Membership growth starts with an invitation.
That invitation could be to a prospective Rotarian
to join in on a Rotary Zoom meeting.
Some clubs may remember the "membership drives the bus" mantra. Without a doubt membership recruitment and retention is still the primary focus of Rotary leadership everywhere. Please know that as this years District 5790 Membership Chair, committee members are available to speak at your Rotary meetings. Contact us at lpetrash5790@gmail.com to arrange a membership committee speaker. In the meantime, please share the following with your members. Congratulations to the 5 clubs mentioned in this story.
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Much has been said in Rotary about the importance
of active Public Image efforts in our clubs.
But, what does is really mean for your club members?
So, what is Public Image? Our presentation seeks to answer that question in a way that engages every member of the club in the process.
If your club is trying to adjust to a new on-line
format, then the most important thing you can do
to keep it vibrant is continue offering good programs.
District 5790 was host to a Membership e-Forum led by a panel consisting of District Governor Peter Scott, RI Zone Assistant
Coordinator for Member Engagement, Demetress Harrelland and District Membership Chair PDG Larry Petrash. The e-Forum
was concluded with the first ever e-induction of two new members; Alex Cross of Champions RC & Gordon Welch of Cross Timbers RC
Rotary District 5790 hosts a forum for
Rotary Club Leaders to learn ways
to host Virtual Club Meetings for members and guests
One hundred Rotary members from throughout Rotary District 5790 participated in virtual forum to discuss ways Rotary can continue to serve their members and the community while observing Covid 19 social distancing and shelter in place mandates.
In response to requests for training information
on how to run a virtual meeting, District 5790 Public Image
Committee prepared Virtual Meeting Options document.
Rotary clubs can download the document by clicking here. Visit the District 5790 Public Image site page for committee member contact information.
DG Peter Scott leading District 5790 Leadership Team
in discussion about supporting our 73 clubs
as they develop operational plans for the Covid 10 crises
These are exciting and challenging times for Rotary members. The good news is that we have the technology to help us through this. Together we will learn how to best use that technology and still serving the community while protecting our neighbors and ourselves.
Dear fellow Rotarians,
The health and safety of our members are our top priorities. We are closely monitoring the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) and continuously assessing its potential impact on our operations, meetings, trainings, and other events.
The health and safety of our members are our top priorities. We are closely monitoring the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) and continuously assessing its potential impact on our operations, meetings, trainings, and other events.
We had a great district wide meeting with RI President Mark Maloney to talk to us about how Rotary is responding to the Covid 19 Crises both locally and internationally.
To pre-register click here.
Belinda Gist Volunteers to Write
For the District 5790 Newsletter
She will be great.
Congratulations Karen McDaniels and Denton Noon Rotary
Great International Service Project
Featured in May Rotarian Magazine.
Help to Local Residents Impacted by the Corona Virus
Provided by The Rotary Club of Fort Worth East
In Conjunction with Iglesia San Miguel
Many have been impacted by the loss of jobs due to the Corona Virus. Rtn. Sergio Diaz, a member of the Rotary Club of Fort Worth East, is the pastor of Iglesia San Miguel.
RC of Abilene SW meeting via Zoom
Meetings look differently these days
Missing the Beehive Restaurant
but fellowship goes continues
Just days before national and statewide emergencies were called, the Abilene Southwest Rotary Club Board of Directors chose to stop meeting face to face to protect its most vulnerable members.
RC of Trophy Club continues to grow
even through Covid 19 shelter-in-place
Digitally inducts new member during April 24 Zoom meeting
RC of Arlington North serves community during pandemic
Cookies for area wide First Responders
Customary Meals on Wheels delivery includes badly needed supplies.
Partnering with other Denton County Rotary Clubs, Flower Mound RC
has formed a fund to financially assist community members
and small business impacted by the Covid 19 pandemic.
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RC of Fort Worth Club President
Cross Timbers RC member Christi Rogers watching club zoom meeting
Mid-Cities Pacesetters
Thanks to Cindy’s wonderful ‘geekness’ we had a super Zoom meeting, with over 50% of our club in attendance.
'Eva' was nominated by the Rotary Club of Grapevine
and won a 2020 Rotary Peace Fellowship
to study at the Rotary Peace Center at
Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.
She will finish her 90 day certificate program in early April. That is the same Peace Center where Rotarian and Captain Kirk Driver from the Rotary Club of Fort Worth was assigned for his 2018 Rotary Peace Fellowship. Captain Kirk has spoken to several Clubs and at District event since. Consider inviting Captain Kirk to speak to your Rotary Club about this important Rotary Foundation global initiative."
For more information about the Rotary Peace Fellowship click here.
Congratulations Denton RC and Karen McDaniels
for a great project an publication
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Expand the reach of your clubs
PEOPLE of ACTION
Story or Upcoming Event
to the District 5790 Website and Newsletters
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Rotary members are reminded to "Sign-in" when making a donation.
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