Rotary eClub One has
made significant donations to disasters in
New Zealand, Japan and Joplin. Please
consider a donation to our Disaster Relief
Fund for future assistance during unexpected
disasters.
·SERVICE
PROJECTS
Below are photos of
only a few projects the club has agreed to help fund
so far this Rotary year, 2010-2011.
If
you would like to have your club banner
displayed after a makeup, attach a 175x175px
JPG, with a white background, to the link below.
Banners are changed frequently.
January
2012 – Rotary eClub One President’s Message
“Celebrating
10 Years of Service
on the eFrontier!”
Dear Friends!
For a moment, think back to the turn of this
century…
This was a defining time
because it marked the start of a new millennium.
Remember when “Y2K” was the new buzz word as we
approached the Year 2000? In simple terms, “Y2K”
referenced a potential problem with digital
documentation that resulted from the practice of
abbreviating a four-digit year to two digits. In the
end our “Y2K” fears were relieved, because advances
in computer technology overcame these obstacles.
But
this new millennium also found many Rotarians busier
than ever before. Traveling for job responsibilities
increasingly became the norm. As a result, many
Rotarians were finding it difficult to make their
weekly meetings in the traditional format.
Simultaneously these busy Rotarians were also
relying more on the internet for information.
Weighing the impact of these changes… the Rotary
Club of Boulder, Colorado decided to embark on a new
“frontier” to unite
Rotarians who could not make weekly “terra club”
meetings.
After many long months of
planning by our friends in Boulder CO, Rotary eClub
One was born in 2002, as part of a pilot program
under the direction of RI and District #5450. The
focus of this new eClub model was to be “service”.
Since these early days, our members have networked
weekly, on our
www.rotaryeclubone.orgwebsite…
which was designed to facilitate discussion and
build relationships. As a club, we have been united
in our giving for international service and as well
as disaster relief. Individually we seek to be the
“hands and feet” for local service by supporting
Community Service projects in our own backyards. Ten
years later… we are still dedicated to service! And
we are still seeking growth opportunities to enhance
the fabric of our membership!
In
2012, our theme will be… “Celebrating 10 Years of
Service on the eFrontier!”
As
the President of Rotary eClub One, I invite you to
join us as we travel
“Back to Boulder” for our special Anniversary Dinner on April 25,
2012. Details on the dinner will be posted to our
website by the week of February 6, 2012. Please join
us…
Together in Celebration!
Tom
Tom Green – President (2011-2012)
Rotary eClub One
Welcome to Rotary
eClub One
We are a real Rotary Club made up of real Rotarians.
We meet on-line to coordinate service projects and
enjoy fellowship with like-minded Rotarians.
If you are a Rotarian visiting
our website for makeup credit,
please use the Makeup Programs
button on the top or follow this link Makeup
Programs to access
our exceptional programs. Detailed information
regarding the steps you’ll need to follow can be
found by using the Makeup Programs
pull down menu and accessing How to Make Up or
by following this link How to Make Up.
We thank you for visiting our
website. Rotary eClub One helps keep thousands of
Rotarians involved, informed, inspired
and connected.
Weekly Meetings
Rotary eClub One members have regular
fellowship through weekly meetings and other
postings in the Members Only Fellowship
Forums. As in any Rotary club, they discuss
club business, present ideas, share
interests, and talk about issues that are
important to the club and its members.
ProgramComments
"Being able to make up meetings on the eclub has helped me
to keep perfect attendance for over 46 years. I recently had
open-heart surgery and have been able to make up meetings on
the eclub. Thanks - Robert"
"I am sure that the majority of Rotarians are unaware of the
scope of Rotary eClub One's programs. I learn more
about Rotary in an hour or two at this site than I do in 12
months at Rotary meetings."
About his voluntary contribution Rotarian Bob wrote, "If I
had to drive 30 miles either way to make up and paid for a
meal, you have 'the best deal in town'."
Rotary eClub One is happy to play a part in helping to keep
a Rotarian connected, informed and inspired. Enjoy your
visit and come again soon
FAQs
This
list of Frequently Asked Questions is
valuable information for those interested in
Rotary eClub One. Learn More
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Do you want to know how to establish a
Rotary
e-club? Please visit
www.rotaryeclubs.com
and use the online form to register your interest.
About Rotary Rotary is about individuals making a difference
in the world. Learn more about Rotary and how
you might join this world wide organization.
The concept of
Rotary eClub One was originally submitted to
Rotary International as a part of the New Models
program and sponsored by the Rotary Club of Boulder
Colorado, USA.
Each Rotary
eClub One Member agrees to give a minimum number of
service hours each month to Community and
International Service Projects in keeping with
Rotary's Service Above Self motto.
Worldwide Membership - Worldwide Service
Members in Rotary eClub One are located in countries
from around the world. Members and Visitors
contribute thousands of dollars per year toward
projects both in localities where members reside,
and in other countries where help is needed.
It is a mandatory requirement that Rotarians
spend at least 30 minutes on the Rotary
eClub One website to qualify for a make-up
credit. Please use your 30 minute visit to
review a variety of articles from our
Programs section and/or information from our
web site pages. As always, Rotarians
should apply the 4-Way Test to the time they
spend on the Rotary eClub One site for a make-up.
January
2012 – Rotary eClub One President’s Message