Rotary International
District 6780 Goals For 2007– 2008

Sustain and Increase Membership

1. Add net one member to current clubs
2. Charter one new Rotary club
3. 400 district Rotarians and guests attend 2008 Multi-District Conference

Implement Successful Service Projects

1. Five clubs initiate a World Community Service project
2. Each club engages water management issues through a program or project
3. Each club has at least one literacy project underway

Support Our Rotary Foundation

1. Each club has at least one program on The Rotary Foundation
2. Clubs nominate 15 candidates for Ambassadorial and Cultural Scholarships, including three new clubs
3. A successful Group Study Exchange is held with South Korea, involving three new clubs
4. Requests for District Simplified Grants exceed $25K, including five new clubs
5. Three new matching grants are awarded
6. Each STAR club repeats, all clubs reach STAR status and giving to the Annual Programs Fund reaches $120 per member
7. Each club adds two new Benefactors
8. The Paul Harris Society reaches 200 members
   

Develop Leaders Beyond the Club Level

1. Each club sponsors at least one RYLA participant
2. International Youth Exchange has 8 inbound and 8 outbound students
3. Youthact, Interact and Rotaract grow by one club each
4. 20 past presidents are nominated for the District Leadership Academy
5. 20 clubs send members to the Zone Leadership Institute
   

Planning for the Future

1. Continue implementation of District Strategic Plan
2. Develop a district disaster response plan

Recognition

1. At least 39 clubs earn the RI Presidential Citation
2. At least 19 clubs submit an entry for a District Award of Excellence
3. The district hosts a Rotary Foundation dinner to recognize members of the Paul Harris Society and Major Donors
   

Future Rotary International Conventions
2008 Los Angeles, California
2009 Birmingham, England