If you have a story to tell, pictures to show off, or an event to publicize, please send it to the editor and we will publish it and/or make sure it gets on the District 6330 website.
To have your event listed, send links to published details for your upcoming events to the Editor. Your feedback, suggestions, and submissions are welcomed.
The Rotaract Club of Sarnia-Lambton is proud to invite all District 6330 Rotarians to Selfies, Shares, & Social Media: Rotarian Mentoring Day on January 5th, 2019!
Rotarians will be led through the basics of crafting engaging, visually-appealing, and interesting posts for social media that will reach thousands of community members without spending a dime! Come with confusion, leave with a communications plan and the skills need for execution.
Facilitators include Rotaractors with professional experience running communications strategies and there will be many hands-on deck to ensure everyone has the walk-through help that they need.
Meet your District Governor for the 2021-2022 Rotary Year
Erin Shankie - Rotary Club of Greater Flint Sunrise
Erin was born and raised in metro-Detroit before she received her Bachelor’s degree in Dietetics from Michigan State, her Master’s degree in Education-Instruction from Central Michigan University, and her graduate certificate in Leadership and Diversity Management in Sport from the University of Connecticut.
She then moved to Genesee County in 2006 where she worked in education and nonprofits. After discovering a love for volunteering, she began serving on several area committees and boards.
We want to showcase the events that happened around the District this month. If you held an event that you want to share with the other Rotarians in the District, send a story with images or videos to the editor at rotary6330@gmail.com
(from the December 1, 2018 Issue of the Zone "Beyond Borders" Newsletter - read the full issue here)
This article written by PDG Doug Burnard, DRFC District 6330, Zone 24 East is featured in this month's Zone Newsletter - take a look to learn more about how our Canadian clubs can take advantage of Government of Canada grants for international projects.
Clubs in District 6330 have been doing International Projects for many years through the Matching Grants Program and now the Global Grants program. D6330 has always been a strong supporter of The Rotary Foundation so the DDF was enough to provide support for the International projects, at least one Ambassadorial (now Global) Scholar annually and some District Grants.
The change in The Rotary Foundation guidelines, which provide for up to 50% of the District Designated Fund can be made available to Clubs for District Grants has resulted in an increase from a few community projects to 40 or more annually in the District. Over 50% of D6330 Clubs participate in one or more District Grants.
At this time of year we appoint our club officers and directors for the 2019-2020 Rotary year - it's good to know that new online training is available for club committees.
Rotary International has launched a redesigned Learning Center, and your new club officer courses are now ready.
Have you considered taking your talent and skills and utilizing them in a role beyond your Club. We are looking for Rotarians who are interested in future roles at the District Level or beyond. What about chairing a District Committee, being part of the AG team, Support Membership, promoting our Rotary Foundation or being a Champion for the Eradication of Polio. We want you!
During this year we would like to hold some informal information sessions around the District to help answer your questions, assist you with your future plans and help us plan for the future Leadership in our District.
Please contact PDG Diane Chantler at dianechantler@hotmail.com to express your area of interest and your Club name. We will contact you as we schedule our information sessions.
Let’s build our future Together!
Do You Know our Next Global Scholar?
Time to think about our Global Scholarship program during Rotary's Education and Literacy Month! Info is avail at here or send Sue Storie a message for more info. Do you know any non Rotarian scholars who have completed undergraduate studies and would like to pursue graduate level studies in one of the areas of focus? What a life changing opportunity!
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Erin Shankie - Rotary Club of Greater Flint Sunrise
Have you considered taking your talent and skills and utilizing them in a role beyond your Club. We are looking for Rotarians who are interested in future roles at the District Level or beyond. What about chairing a District Committee, being part of the AG team, Support Membership, promoting our Rotary Foundation or being a Champion for the Eradication of Polio. We want you!
