What they call their work
What they do
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Rotary Club Local and Global Service Initiatives 2 activities
- Implements service projects aligned with Rotary's Five Avenues of ServiceCarries out local and global service initiatives guided by Rotary International's Five Avenues of Service framework, focusing on community engagement, vocational service, and international outreach.
- Strengthens Rotary club membership and organizational capacityEngages in activities aimed at growing and sustaining Rotary membership as a means to advance the organization’s reach and effectiveness.
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Leadership Development Programs 1 activity
- Develops leadership skills beyond the local club levelOffers leadership development programs designed to build capacity among members for regional, national, and international roles within the Rotary network.
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Community Foundation & United Way Support 1 activity
- Funds and supports The Rotary FoundationProvides financial and organizational support to The Rotary Foundation, which carries out global grantmaking and humanitarian initiatives on behalf of the Rotary network.
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Who runs it
- EDUARDO SAPONARA — DIRECTOR
- GARY FINGER — DIRECTOR
- JOEL BENOLIEL — DIRECTOR
- MARK WELSHIMER — DIRECTOR
- RUTH WALTER — DIRECTOR
- SUSAN JOHNSON — DIRECTOR
- VALON NIKCI — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- The Rotary Foundation Partner — Supported by the club as part of its organizational purpose
How they approach the work
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- Five Avenues of Service Frameworkmethodology: five_avenues_of_serviceBy organizing service projects around the Five Avenues of Service—Club Service, Vocational Service, Community Service, International Service, and Youth Service—we produce more comprehensive community impact because this framework ensures a multi-dimensional approach to service that leverages diverse member capacities and addresses interconnected community needs.