1. The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands
Rotary Club of Kamloops Aurora 100,
The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands
Applies to both the larger organization and definitely to our club.
Already June, new Exec in two weeks

3. Started with Centennial Night
Started a few years back on Centennial night

4. February Planning Session
Planning Guide for Effective Rotary Clubs
Prepared prior to PETS in March
This information is all submitted to the District through Sherry Chamberlain, our local ADG

5. Goals and Actions For each Section: Service Membership
Foundation Administration
Public Relations

6. Service - Community Projects
Finish Kenna Cartwright project, and Initiate signage involving Interact

7. Plan and Participate in Fall and Spring Food drives
Food Bank Drive has been good to get the Club together and great for Rotary PR

8. Plan and Participate in Rotary Race for water, including school presentations

9. Fall and Spring Adopt a Road

10. Other Community Projects
Support local ad hoc projects. Ensure club buy-in and communicate
These are the actions submitted with the Plan, as developed in February

11. Re-Mats at The Energy Fair

12. Community Service – potential new local Project Re-Mats

13. Service – Gaming Funds
Committee to look at potential for Aurora Gaming Fund project

14. Gaming Funds Over $17,800 in local project funding!
AURORA ROTARY CLUB – Gaming Funds
Charity Name Purpose
Kamloops Woodworkers Guild Sponsoring student entries
Canadian Cancer Society Prostate Clinic
Theatre B.C Theatre event
Toys for Kids Breakfast (RIH Foundation) Incubator at Royal Inland Hospital
Wai Hung Ma Bullying Program for schools
Kamloops Track & Field Club Equipment purchase for throws
Sports Dream Fund Sponsoring underprivileged kids sport registrations
School Dist # Thrive Youth Night
Norkam Saints Football Helmets
Big Brothers & Sisters Thanksgiving dinner
Jr. Achievement BC Economics for success
SKSS Aids Awareness Event
Arthur Hatton Elementary Smartboard Interactive Educational tool
BC Sustainable Energy Association Energy Fair Sponsorship
Over $17,800 in local project funding!

15. Service – Youth
Increase participation with Youth Exchange student to get them involved with the club
Encourage members to get more involved with Rotaract and Interact
Contribute and encourage contributions to TRU Endowment Fund
Lele is very brave to talk to a bunch of old rotarians

17. Service - International
Evaluate ability to contribute to Fogquest after October fundraiser Investigate purchasing and potentially putting together a Shelterbox

18. Funding for Grants will become more difficult

19. Membership Retention Information New Member Orientation
Encourage members to bring guests
To do Service Projects we need active membership

20. Community Promotion Host top speakers Race for Water Team
Booth at events.
PR Grant

21. Rotary Foundation

22. Foundation Actions Encourage Annual giving at Membership renewal
Recognize new Paul Harris fellows
More Foundation information at Club Meetings. Use RIC information
Give Foundation donations as speaker gifts

23. "Pennies for Polio" for Polio fundraising

24. Public Relations
PR Award for last year for promotional efforts with Oktoberfest and MegaHockeyPool.
PR to develop plan for September 2009

25. Fundraising At this time we have 3 main fundraisers
MegaHockeyPool and Rocktoberfest committees need to be actively planning in June for September projects
Participation in Golf Tournament by Aurora has been good with Steve, Tom, Murray and Eric leading this year
Concentrate on making existing fundraisers successful before expanding

27. Administration
Administration chair to work with Speaker chair, Sergeant at Arms, and Secretary to ensure that meetings are effective, fun and educational

28. Ensure that the committee structure is maintained with effective and regular reporting to the club at Assemblies and in Bulletins

29. Summary of Key Plan Goals
1. Membership
2. Administration
3. Service
4. Foundation
5. Public Relations

30. The Future of Aurora is in Your Hands