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2019 District Conference
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How Can Your Club Participate at the 2019 District Conference?
Club Service Project Exhibits
Does your club have a service project that you're particularly proud of?
Want to let other Rotary Clubs in on the secret of your success?
Then sign up for display space in the Hall of Friendship and showcase the great work of your club! For $25 you will receive an 8-foot linen & skirted table. Contact David Amborn at Damborn@charter.net or 608-317-4712.
Club Exhibit Printable Registration Form
Want to let other Rotary Clubs in on the secret of your success?
Then sign up for display space in the Hall of Friendship and showcase the great work of your club! For $25 you will receive an 8-foot linen & skirted table. Contact David Amborn at Damborn@charter.net or 608-317-4712.
Club Exhibit Printable Registration Form
Silent Auction
Each club is encouraged to bring an item for the Silent Auction. All funds raised will go to the Rotary Foundation. Tom Marshall will be accepting Silent Auction items at the conference starting early afternoon on Friday, June 7th. If you have questions, Tom can be reached at pdgthomasmarshall@gmail.com or 715-213-3046.
SUPPORT THE SURVIVORS
Join us in helping bring a little comfort to human trafficking survivors by donating personal care and other items during this year's district conference. Donations can be dropped off near the registration kiosk throughout the day during each day of the conference. Donations will be provided to New Horizons, a shelter for individuals and families who have experienced domestic or sexual abuse, or human-trafficking. New Horizons provides shelter and services to a seven county area in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The following items would be appreciated:
Bus tokens Gas cards Hand sanitizer Flip flops
Chapstick Kleenex Chewing Gum Day Planners
Phone cards Small bottles of lotion
Monetary donations are also welcome. Checks may be made payable to New Horizons.
This project is sponsored by the Rotary Club of La Crosse Humanitarian Committee. Support for this project is provided by the Rotary Club of Caledonia and the Rotary Club of La Crescent.
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
The Swap Meet, a Mix of Club Service Projects
Clubs are looking to learn from your club’s experience? Who? What? Where? When? What’s hot, what’s not? Share your club’s service project experience in this rapid fire exchange of ideas. Share your success with other clubs during two Saturday “Swap Meet” Breakout Sessions. Contact David Amborn at damborn@charter.net or 608-317-4712.
Making it Rain, Club Fundraisers
Does your club have a fundraiser that you're particularly proud of? If the Rotary mission matters, then fundraising isn’t evil… it’s necessary! Without the money to carry out your programs and vision, your club will not be able to succeed.
Here’s where you can help. Share your success with other clubs at the Friday afternoon “Making it Rain” Breakout Sessions. Contact David Amborn at damborn@charter.net
or 608-317-4712.
MEMBERSHIP WORKSHOP
Pull up a Chair,” Attracting & Retaining Club Membership
Saturday, June 8th 3:10 – 5:00 pm
Many clubs find it challenging to recruit new members. Well, you never know where you might meet a qualified prospective member, so it’s a good idea to always be prepared on how you want to promote Rotary to others. Retaining members is in fact just as difficult as attracting new members. Just as businesses try to motivate their employees to work harder and progress, clubs need to motivate their members in order to be able to maintain retention rates. “Pull up a Chair,” let’s talk about attracting and retaining club membership.
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