Kelly's guest this week is Rob Keller, Financial Representative with Country Financial. He is dedicated to challenging and championing families to put their financial house in order.
This year, our 7th Rotary Foundation Dinner will begin at 5:30 with a Social Hour, Dinner at 6:30, the program and the evening ending around 8:30 PM. Our dynamic keynote speaker will be Mary Beth Growney-Selene, The Rotary Foundation Trustee 2016-2019.
Saturday, November 2 - West Des Moines Marriott, 1250 Jordan Creek Pkwy., West Des Moines
Registration deadline: October 18. Call 877-976-8279 with questions.
2019 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION ESSENTIAL CHANGES FOR CLUBS AND DISTRICTS
After Council on Legislation, RI put together a document that describes some of the changes that clubs or districts will see with the start of the 2019-20 Rotary Year.
A few things to note:
Attendance Make ups. Rotarians can make up for an absence at their club meeting within the same Rotary year. (19-35)
Club Finances Financial reporting. The annual meeting for the election of officers includes the club’s mid-year financial report with current and previous year income and expenses. (19-24)
Club dues increased. In 2019-20, member dues are 34.00 per half year. To improve service to clubs, RI semiannual dues were increased by $.50 for each of the next three years — to US$34.50 per half year in 2020-2021, US$35.00 per half year in 2021-2022 and US$35.50 per half year in 2022-2023. (19-82)
Rotaract clubs. Just like Rotary clubs, Rotaract clubs are now members of Rotary International. While there are no operational changes for Rotaract clubs or the Rotary clubs that sponsor them, this provision elevates the status of Rotaract clubs and allows RI to increase support and resources to help them grow. (19-72)
Click the link below to review the other changes that have been incorporated into this Rotary Year's club management.
