Becoming a Member

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Attend a meeting
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Don’t worry about not knowing anyone – we’ll cover nametags and make sure you have someone to talk to
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Attend three meetings or club events (breakfast is on us!) to see whether you feel the group is a good fit.
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We’ll get you information about what our club has to offer – our service projects and get-togethers
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Thinking about joining?
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Let the sergeant at arms (or really, anyone) in the club know and they’ll connect you with the membership chair
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You’ll meet with the membership chair (coffee, lunch or virtually) to talk about whether Rotary would be a good fit for you – you’ll learn about Rotary on an international level, as well as club projects, responsibilities, benefits, and costs
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Fill out our one-page application, telling us about yourself and what you’d bring from our club (and what you hope to gain from it). Give your application to the membership chair
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The approval process
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The membership chair will submit your application to the club and the board
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The club has the opportunity to voice any opinions or recommendations to the board
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The board votes on your application
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We’ll order you a name badge and prepare for your induction
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Induction
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Assuming you’re approved, you’ll be inducted at a meeting
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Your family is welcome to attend!
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You will be given a new member packet, including
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A name badge (no more name tag residue for you!)
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A Rotary pin
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A window cling for your office or car
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A membership packet
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Information about our club and Rotary
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A new member data form
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- Your first six months
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We work hard to make sure you feel welcome and engaged in the club (officially for 6 months, unofficially forever)
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Get to know other members, the resources on the club website, and attend some volunteer and social events
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Find a project or cause you are passionate about and get involved
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