2011-12 Rotary International President's Citation

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To stress the importance of both membership and continued support of The Rotary Foundation, I have established the following criteria for recognition during 2011-12.  These actions and criteria support the priorities and goals identified within the RI Strategic Plan: strengthen clubs, increase humanitarian service, and enhance public image.

Rotary Foundation requirements and membership requirements must both be attained for recognition.  All clubs and districts that have been certified as reaching these goals will receive a certificate signed by me.  In addition, the top 15 certified clubs and districts will be eligible for onstage recognitionat the 2012 RI Convention in Bangkok.

 Sincerely,

Kalyan Banerjee

President, Rotary International 2011-12

 

Club Recognition: Club recognition has two Rotary Foundation contribution components and four membership components.  Clubs that meet all requirements and are certified by the District Governor will receive a certificate.  Clubs must submit their results to the District Governor no later than 6 April 2012.

  • 100 percent Annual Programs Fund participation (every active member personally contributes some amount between 1 July 2011 and 31 March 2012).
  • US $100 minimum per capita in club contributions to Annual Programs Fund.
  • Minimum net increase of one member.
  • 85% minimum retention rate.
Achievement of two of the following goals: 
  •  2% increase in women
  • 2% increase in younger professionals (under age of 45).
  • Introduction of one or more RI/Rotary Foundation program alumni.
  • Increased diversity (e.g., classification, gender, age). 
District Recognition: District recognition has one Rotary Foundation contribution component and four membership components.  Districts that meet all requirements will receive a certificate.  District Governors must submit district results and certified results no later than 10 April  2012. Certification forms will be available on 222.rotary.org
 
  • US $100 per capita or more Annual Programs Fund contributions.        
                                                      OR 
  • 100% club participation in Annual Programs Fund contributions.
  • Minimum net increase of one member in 50% of existing clubs .        
                                                      OR
  • Net increase equivalent to number of clubs in district.
  • 85% minimum retention rate in 75% of existing clubs.
  • At least one new club organized (includes Rotary e-clubs). 
  • 5% decrease in number of clubs with fewer than 25 members.

 

 

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To stress the importance of both membership and continued support of The Rotary Foundation, I have established the following criteria for recognition during 2011-12.  These actions and criteria support the priorities and goals identified within the RI Strategic Plan: strengthen clubs, increase humanitarian service, and enhance public image.

Rotary Foundation requirements and membership requirements must both be attained for recognition.  All clubs and districts that have been certified as reaching these goals will receive a certificate signed by me.  In addition, the top 15 certified clubs and districts will be eligible for onstage recognitionat the 2012 RI Convention in Bangkok.

 Sincerely,

Kalyan Banerjee

President, Rotary International 2011-12

 

Club Recognition: Club recognition has two Rotary Foundation contribution components and four membership components.  Clubs that meet all requirements and are certified by the District Governor will receive a certificate.  Clubs must submit their results to the District Governor no later than 6 April 2012.

  • 100 percent Annual Programs Fund participation (every active member personally contributes some amount between 1 July 2011 and 31 March 2012).
  • US $100 minimum per capita in club contributions to Annual Programs Fund.
  • Minimum net increase of one member.
  • 85% minimum retention rate.
Achievement of two of the following goals: 
  •  2% increase in women
  • 2% increase in younger professionals (under age of 45).
  • Introduction of one or more RI/Rotary Foundation program alumni.
  • Increased diversity (e.g., classification, gender, age). 
District Recognition: District recognition has one Rotary Foundation contribution component and four membership components.  Districts that meet all requirements will receive a certificate.  District Governors must submit district results and certified results no later than 10 April  2012. Certification forms will be available on 222.rotary.org
 
  • US $100 per capita or more Annual Programs Fund contributions.        
                                                      OR 
  • 100% club participation in Annual Programs Fund contributions.
  • Minimum net increase of one member in 50% of existing clubs .        
                                                      OR
  • Net increase equivalent to number of clubs in district.
  • 85% minimum retention rate in 75% of existing clubs.
  • At least one new club organized (includes Rotary e-clubs). 
  • 5% decrease in number of clubs with fewer than 25 members.

 

 

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To stress the importance of both membership and continued support of The Rotary Foundation, I have established the following criteria for recognition during 2011-12.  These actions and criteria support the priorities and goals identified within the RI Strategic Plan: strengthen clubs, increase humanitarian service, and enhance public image.

Rotary Foundation requirements and membership requirements must both be attained for recognition.  All clubs and districts that have been certified as reaching these goals will receive a certificate signed by me.  In addition, the top 15 certified clubs and districts will be eligible for onstage recognitionat the 2012 RI Convention in Bangkok.

 Sincerely,

Kalyan Banerjee

President, Rotary International 2011-12

 

Club Recognition: Club recognition has two Rotary Foundation contribution components and four membership components.  Clubs that meet all requirements and are certified by the District Governor will receive a certificate.  Clubs must submit their results to the District Governor no later than 6 April 2012.

  • 100 percent Annual Programs Fund participation (every active member personally contributes some amount between 1 July 2011 and 31 March 2012).
  • US $100 minimum per capita in club contributions to Annual Programs Fund.
  • Minimum net increase of one member.
  • 85% minimum retention rate.
Achievement of two of the following goals: 
  •  2% increase in women
  • 2% increase in younger professionals (under age of 45).
  • Introduction of one or more RI/Rotary Foundation program alumni.
  • Increased diversity (e.g., classification, gender, age). 
District Recognition: District recognition has one Rotary Foundation contribution component and four membership components.  Districts that meet all requirements will receive a certificate.  District Governors must submit district results and certified results no later than 10 April  2012. Certification forms will be available on 222.rotary.org
 
  • US $100 per capita or more Annual Programs Fund contributions.        
                                                      OR 
  • 100% club participation in Annual Programs Fund contributions.
  • Minimum net increase of one member in 50% of existing clubs .        
                                                      OR
  • Net increase equivalent to number of clubs in district.
  • 85% minimum retention rate in 75% of existing clubs.
  • At least one new club organized (includes Rotary e-clubs). 
  • 5% decrease in number of clubs with fewer than 25 members.