A Guide to Membership Retention

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A Guide to Membership Retention

Retention of members is critical to Rotary’s ability to meet the growing demand for humanitarian needs and volunteer services throughout the world.

Retention Pilot Program The RI Board-approved Retention Pilot Program, which ran 1 July 2003 through 30 June 2006, determined effective activities that support and sustain membership retention at the club level. Seven action steps for successful retention were identified: Seven Action Steps 1.) Identify 2.) Introduce 3.) Invite 4.) Induct 5.) Inform or Orient 6.) Involve 7.) Educate

Step 1 - Identify Identify well-qualified members of your community. These individuals should be professional or community leaders of strong character who have a commitment to service. Ask them to be your guest at a Rotary club meeting.

Step 2 - Introduce Introduce prospective members to Rotary by informing them about Rotary International’s programs and your club’s service projects.

Step 3 - Invite Invite prospective members to join your club with a personal visit. Highlight potential areas of involvement in the club and RI based on the prospective member’s personal interests.

Step 4 - Induct Induct new members in a dignified and meaningful manner. Invite spouses, partners, and family members to attend.

Step 5 – Inform & Orient Inform new members about your club and RI by focusing on: Opportunities for Service Rotary policies and Procedures Rotary history and achievements Consider distributing the New Member Information Kit (426-EN) to new members.

Information Programs Suggested session outlines, resources, and action steps for conducting new member information programs are included in New Member Orientation: A How-to Guide for Clubs (414-EN).

Step 6 - Involve Immediately involve new members in: Club committees Service projects Weekly club meetings Social activities

Step 7 - Educate There are two approaches a new member can take to acquire a Rotary education: self-education and continuing education offered by the club.

Self-education Self-education activities include: Informational reading such as The ABC’s of Rotary (363) Rotary Foundation Facts (159) THE ROTARIAN or regional magazines Exploring club, district, and RI Web sites Attending a board or committee meeting Attending a district meeting, such as a Rotary Foundation Seminar

Continuing Education A continuing education plan offered by the club includes Frequent communication of Rotary news and information Club programs focused on continuing education District-level seminars on

Resources Welcome to Rotary video New Members Web page RI Programs The Rotary Foundation Rotary E-Learning Center Shop.rotary.org New Member Orientation: A How-to Guide for Clubs (414-EN) Membership DVD Set (427-MU) Prospective Member Information Kit (423-EN) Membership Development Resource Guide (417-EN)