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Membership: Our base
Remember: More Members… More Service
The more members we have in our clubs—the more and better service we can do in the world.
Use the links and topics below to learn about all the aspects of Rotary and Rotary membership. You can also log in to my rotary.org to learn even more—go under learning center or membership.
Assessing your Club:Use these resources to see if your club is meeting members' needs and reflecting the community:
- Rotary Club Health Check — Identify your club's problem areas and make changes to help it stay relevant for members and the community.
- Membership Assessment Tools — Analyze your member profile to identify prospective members and diversify your membership.
- Representing Your Community's Professions (classification assessment)
- Diversifying Your Club (member diversity assessment)
- Finding New Club Members (prospective member exercise)
- Improving Your Member Retention (retention assessment and analysis)
- Enhancing the Club Experience (member satisfaction survey)
- Understanding Why Members Leave (exit survey)
Engaging your Members: Use these strategies that will keep members excited about Rotary.
- Club Flexibility- start guide for alternative memberships
- Satellite club
- Satellite club application
- Satellite club membership form
- Membership Satisfaction survey
- Understand why members leave- exit survey
Connecting with Prospective Members: Use the strategies and ideas in these resources to connect with potential members:
- Finding New Club Members: A Prospective Member Exercise — Try these strategies to attract qualified members for your club.
- Impact Begins With You — Give this brochure to prospective members so they can understand what Rotary is about and what sets it apart from other organizations.
- Creating a Positive Experience for Prospective Members — Working with prospective members is a delicate task. Find tips and ideas to determine whether membership would match their needs as well as your club's. Learn what you can do to ensure that prospects have a positive experience, regardless of whether they join.
Make new members feel welcome: Use these resources to celebrate new members, develop an orientation program, and get them involved early and often.