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Every year Rotary Clubs are requested to update the executive for the following Rotary year during December of the current year.
 
This is a reminder to the current Club Presidents to name (and report) the executive team for the next Rotary year in December at the latest.
 
Follow this link created by another Rotary district to help with that process.

Impact Story Submission Style Guide

Theme Focus: Increase Our Impact

We invite Rotary Clubs and Areas across District 6330 to share impact stories that showcase how Rotary is making a meaningful difference in our communities and beyond. Your story will help inspire others, highlight Rotary’s value, and demonstrate our shared commitment to Increasing Our Impact.

Hello, District 6330! I’m Courtney Snippe, owner of Snip Snap Marketing in London, Ontario. I help businesses and community organizations tell their stories, strengthen their online presence, and connect with the people they want to reach.

I’m excited to be working with District Governor Lorna and the district team on our public image project. Rotary members put so much time, care, and energy into their communities. My role is to help more people see that work and understand how they can get involved.

We’re excited to announce that Nova is now live and your club should be eligible to make the switch! This next-generation version of ClubRunner is more than just a redesign - it’s a complete reimagining of the platform, based on valuable feedback.
 

What's new in Clubrunner Nova?

Nova brings a modern, streamlined experience packed with powerful updates, including:
  • A refreshed, intuitive design
  • Unified member and contact management
  • Smarter, easier-to-use email tools
  • Revamped financials
  • Improved reporting and insights
Event ImageWho is Coco & What is Yinka's Coco Challenge
Coco is the District 6330 Ambassador of IMPACT.
 
When given the inaugural Coco at the President Elect Learning Seminar in Kalamazoo Michigan, then Rotary International President Elect Yinka Babalola issued a challenge -How much will we give to the Polio fund for every country that he visits with Coco?
 
 

Strong Rotary clubs don’t happen by accident. They depend on members stepping into leadership roles with a clear understanding of what those roles involve.

But there can be confusion.

What exactly is the President responsible for? What should the President-Elect be doing before July 1? What does the Secretary absolutely need to keep current? What is the Treasurer responsible for? And what, exactly, is the role of the Immediate Past President?

Just as importantly, how do we know whether something is actually required by Rotary International — or whether it is simply something our club has always done?

Let’s take a closer look.

Here's a fast and easy tip for helping the environment while saving Rotary some money, switch your Rotary Magazine from mail delivery to online digital format.
 
Simply go to this link: https://www.rotary.org/en/rotary-magazine and scroll down to the bottom of the page. Follow the directions in the blue box section entitled "Subscribe to Rotary magazine".  There, you will be directed to a simple name & address form to switch your subscription from paper to digital.
 
   Note: the switch to digital will take effect after the next semi-annual billing date which will occur on 1 July and 1 January of each year. Depending on when you place your switch order, you could wait as long as six months before you see the change.   
 
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