1. August is Membership and Extension Month Rotary Initiatives on Membership

2. TITLE | 2 New Member Sponsor Recognition Program

3. TITLE | 3 Honoring Members who strengthens Rotary’s Membership

4. TITLE | 4 Membership Referral

5. TITLE | 5 Prospective Member, Membership Referral, and Rotarian Relocation Assistance service

6. TITLE | 6 Prospective Member, Membership Referral, and Rotarian Relocation Assistance service

7. TITLE | 7 Satellite Clubs and e-Clubs

8. TITLE | 8 Establishing a Satellite Club Satellite Clubs may be formed to: Assist in chartering a new club Accommodate rural and remote areas or communities with small populations Accommodate large metropolitan areas in allowing one club to provide several meeting times and locations Provide an opportunity for a small, weak or struggling club to become connected to a larger, active club for ongoing mentoring, support and assistance Accommodate different demographic groups such as young people where the established Rotary club doesn’t suit them or isn’t attractive to them

9. TITLE | 9 No minimum numbers required however the Satellite Club should be capable of operating independently Satellite Club needs a Sponsor Club. A New Club can be chartered without a Sponsor Club The Sponsor and Satellite Clubs are permanently linked as the members of both clubs belong to the Sponsor Club The Satellite Club and its officers do not have access to Rotary Club Central; only the Sponsor Club can edit information The Satellite Club shall operate under the Constitution, By-Laws and Rules of the Sponsor Club unless there is agreement otherwise The Satellite Club shall establish its own Board and club officers. The Board should comprise a Chairman, Immediate Past Chairman, Chairman Elect, Secretary, Treasurer as well as other Directors as required. The Board will be elected annually by the Satellite Club members and be responsible for the day to day organisation and management of the club A Satellite Club is not the same as a New Club