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"Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves."

TOGETHER WE CONNECT - ROTARY

Welcome to District 6330

Our District is truly international and connects Rotarians from north eastern Michigan along the shores of Lake Huron to west central Ontario, Canada with clubs located in rural areas and larger cities such as Flint, MI and London ON.

If you're ready to make a difference in your community and in communities around the world - Rotary is for you! You’ll find Rotary members digging wells, building schools, immunizing children, organizing food drives, supporting literacy projects and many more..! We’re building peace, empowering youth, and saving mothers and children. It’s what we’ve been doing for more than 100 years and our impact on lives is amazing.

Check out our website and social media pages and you are welcome to any of our club meetings or events. We guarantee you a warm welcome and a rewarding experience.

Feel free to contact me to learn more about our exciting organization and how you may join us to make a difference in our world.

Tony Sheard

District Governor 2019-20

“Rotary Connects the World”

email: tony.sheard@gmail.com

Mobile: (519) 386-9556

A Clean Water for Living Summit

A Clean Water for Living Summit Saturday, November 16, 2019 9:30 AM gathering, 9:50 AM program starts, 4:00 PM wrap up Ridgetown Campus of the University of Guelph, Ridgetown Ontario Cost: $25.00 per person

The Clean Water for Living Summit is presented by Sunrise Rotary Club in partnership with the Conservation Authorities of Upper Thames Valley, Lower Thames Valley, St. Clair and Essex Regions

DG Tony Talks

District Conference 2020

Mark the date, Conference Registration open in January 2020!

Walkerton Club Receives Award from Shelterbox

District 6330 Chair Vacancies 2019-2020

Interested in taking on a role at the District Leadership Level?

Interested in Youth or Literacy Programs?

We are looking for 2 passionate, enthusiastic Rotarians who are interested in moving from the club level to take on a leadership role within the District.

International Convention - Honolulu 2020

Aloha, Rotary!

Discover the true spirit of aloha and Rotary with your family, friends, and fellow Rotarians in Honolulu. It’s the perfect setting for the entire family of Rotary to celebrate, collaborate, and connect while experiencing the warmth and welcome of Honolulu.

The convention is one of the only times when people of action from around the world gather in one place to celebrate Rotary. Our engaging speakers will boost your passion for service and provide new perspectives on our work in the world. Make new friends and connect with old ones while you explore all that Honolulu and the convention has to offer. You’ll return from our convention refreshed and inspired to continue your service and community leadership.

Don’t miss your chance to find and share aloha at the 2020 Rotary Convention in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 6-10 June.

Register now and save

To take advantage of early registration savings, register before 15 December at riconvention.org.

Stories, not stats, attract people to Rotary

(from Rotary Voices - May 29, 2019) - By Joe Otin, governor-elect of Rotary District 9212 (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan)

I gravitate naturally to statistics despite the negative feelings some people have about them. I think that information is the fuel that our world runs on and without it our systems will sputter, stall, and shut down. That is because statistics are significant in decision making.

When I joined the Rotary Club of Nairobi East, Kenya, 19 years ago, I was told that good Rotarians were defined by the regularity of their attendance, the frequency of their gifts to The Rotary Foundation, and most importantly by their ability to introduce new members to the club.

But that is not what attracts people to Rotary ... to learn more - Read the rest of this post

Council on Legislation

The Council On Legislation (COL) is held once every three years with the 2019 cycle recently concluded in Chicago, Illinois from April 14 through April 18, 2019. 116 proposed enactments plus one RI board proposed position statement were presented, 47 were adopted, 55 were rejected and 15 were withdrawn. Of the 47 pieces of adopted legislation 6 items were of direct consequence to clubs.

Weekly Polio Update; End Game Struggle

Welcome new members with Rotary Basics

Are you unsure where to start with your new member orientation? Have members learn more about Rotary and even test their knowledge with the new Rotary Basics course in the Learning Center. They’ll read about Rotarians from around the world, learn about our values and causes, and deepen their understanding of Rotary through this interactive course.

The Rotary Basics course was designed for new Rotarians, but it’s also a great refresher for other members — and even nonmembers — who want to know more about Rotary.

To take the class, use the link above. Anyone who isn’t signed in to My Rotary will be prompted to do so before going to the Learning Center.