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user photoOur message or Motto? for RI PR and ours! Would now or soon be appropriate to send out a blast email announcing the proposed race/run/walk in all of our cities? and request suggestions for theme/catchphrase... ...
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user photoRe: New website is finally up!! [quote=Lynn Cannady] ... it's hard to believe that you guys have been at this for over six years...... ...
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user photoWhat are you doing? Found the Painted Stripe Longhorn, Joe.  Congratulations.  Awesome!! Where in New Jersey does your sister live?  That's my home state... ...
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user photoeClub Member Attendance Policy Well, the old eclub pilot project setup the original guidelines, but none of that is operative any more... ...
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user photoFacebook Page for ReCSWUSA Just noticed that RI is now allowing more eClubs and also partial eClubs. Would that be a "partially club?" Ours is open 24/7 and it is a complete eClub, but then I'm partial ...
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Welcome to our E-Club

President's Message

Welcome to our global E-Club of 70 members in 12 countries on 6 continents. You can makeup a meeting with us anytime you want, from anywhere in the world. Simply click the Meeting tab above and login. We'll send an email to you and your club secretary to confirm your attendance with us.

Please look around and learn. And thank you for visiting us!

Video of the Week

Gates Message EN from Rotary International on Vimeo.

Projects Around the World

Since we're a global eClub, almost every project we do is local to one or more of our members. We have a sister club in Turks and Caicos, where we support their work with the Dictionary Project. We do a Matching Grant every year (see Our Projects in the left column), with past projects in South Africa and India.

Most of our members are heavily enagaged in their own communties serving on nonprofit boards, working on youth projects, bringing unique educational opportunities into local schools, educating local ranchers on sustainable practices for ranching, etc. In fact, we log over 700 hours of service every month, and have done so for several years.

Global Fellowship

Some people wonder how an eClub has Fellowship. Actually, we do it just like other clubs: we fly or drive to do projects together (Turks and Caicos Island dictionary project, HomeFront America Grubfest in California), we work together in committees on this website, we share with each other in the forums at every meeting, and we party together! If you've never been to a global party, you've really missed something!! (thank goodness for Skype!)

And we call each other, usually on Skype, where we can get voice and video. We also look for occasions to get-together, like when our President-Elect comes to PETS in District 5510 it's party time, and a great time to meet the incoming president. And it's always fun to meet our fellow eClub members at the RI Convention.

Program of the Week

Visit from District Governor Glenn Smith

In the course of a Rotary year, every club is hopefully visited by its District Governor. In some districts, this presents a bit of a challenge. Hours and miles, miles and hours, the entire year is spent running hither and yon to see all the clubs.   For Glenn Smith, he had to go the extra nano-mile - into cyberspace - for our club. And he did so with vigor and aplomb. He joined us for a Board meeting, and is good enough to join us again as the guest speaker this week. So without further ado ( or doo doo - for  those that are still reading), I'm proud to present DG Glenn Smith.

Rotarians: Attend this week's meeting for makeup credit.
Visitors: Read the program

 
 

 

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