Young Leaders in Action
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on Sep 23, 2014
Young Leaders in Action
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September 2014 | Engaging the next generation of Rotary leaders
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If you’re thinking about your next project but aren’t sure where to start, find inspiration on Rotary Showcase. Read about completed projects that you can share with your Interact, Rotaract, or Rotary club. Or post your own stories and photos to inspire others to take action. If you’re seeking funding, local volunteers, or in-kind donations to support your current project, Rotary Ideas will provide the tools you need to connect with supporters, promote your project on social media, and measure its impact. You can help other clubs achieve their goals by contributing to projects that you care about.
Around the world, young professionals are coming together to share their vision of the Rotary of tomorrow. The Rotary Club of Sunyani East, Ghana, has created a club that attracts younger members through service, friendship, and fun. If a traditional club doesn’t work with your schedule, experience Rotary through a global e-club or Rotary Community Corps. Find out what Rotaractors say about joining Rotary, and share your ideas for the future of Rotary with the hashtag #RACtalk.
Set goals and get recognized
Through Interact and Rotaract, you are making a positive difference in the world. You’re organizing Rotary Days. You’re taking action in your school, university, or community. And you’re planning ambitious global service projects, helping children learn to read and providing clean water. Your club deserves to be recognized! Complete the Presidential Citation form for Interact Clubs or Rotaract Clubs to show you are meeting the president’s annual challenge. Submit a nomination for the Rotaract Outstanding Project Award to share your exceptional service projects, and check out this year’s winners. Show the world the impact of Interact by participating in the Interact Video Contest.
Overheard on social media
“#Rotary members are launching a global campaign to raise money for urgently needed supplies for the #Ebola crisis in Africa.” — Rotary International Facebook
“@JohnHewko and six @Rotary staff members are riding in the @tourdetucson to raise $1 million to #endpolio." — EndPolioNow Twitter
“We are looking for 5 committed individuals to #serve for 12-months to reduce #foodwaste and fight #hunger!” — Rotary First Harvest Twitter
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