1. Rotary District 6780

2. Questions Who thinks there are no more potentially good Rotarians in our District? Who feels our District has “no room” for additional clubs?

3. Questions How many of you belong to clubs whose membership has been “flat” or decreasing for the past 5 years? How many of you belong to clubs whose membership has grown by ten or more in the past 5 years?

4. Questions Can you think of 5 good, former Rotarians who had to drop from your club because their schedules conflicted with your club’s meeting time? Can you think of 5 potentially good Rotarians in your community? Can you think of 2 sons or daughters of Rotarians who would be good Rotarians?

5. Today, in District 6780 There are: E-clubs~0 Evening clubs~3 Sunset clubs~2 Breakfast clubs~20 Lunch clubs~40 So, where is there “room” for new clubs?

6. Hopefully, You Have Agreed All the good Rotarians in our District are not yet members of a club. You have a good start identifying the charter members of a new club. There is “room” for an e-club, breakfast, or evening club near you.

7. There is a Reward for Those Who Start a New Club Your biggest contribution to Rotary The most important project Last beyond your Rotary “career” Charter member, perhaps even a charter President or officer Opportunity for change

8. The How to Form a New Club Is easy: Patty and I will work with you RI publication, Organizing New Clubs, is a great recipe

9. Final Question Who is ready to try to get your club to sponsor a new Rotary club?