Club Goals for 2004-2005

Our Club

1.	Membership will continue to be a focus, and although we achieved a "fastest growing" certification at the recent District convention, resignations have again taken their toll, and we need to have continued emphasis on identification of potential members. Members are encouraged to use your "Be My Guest" cards.
2.	Family involvement - we will seek opportunities to share our club experience with spouses and children.

Our Vocations

1.	Meetings at workplaces are a great way to build understanding of commerce in our community.
2.	The club will host a forum on ethics and application of the Four-Way test in business.
3.	We will seek to expand literacy efforts into workplaces.

Our Community

1.	Participate in Rotary's centennial celebration. Planning is underway to jointly commemorate the 100th anniversary with the clubs from Nevada, Boone and Ames Noon.
2.	Communicate the completion of our centennial community project, the overlook at Ada Hayden Park.
3.	We'll continue to build and encourage participation in service projects throughout our community.

Our World

1.	We can make our efforts felt worldwide through support of the Rotary Foundation. We're proud of our designation as a Centurion Club with an average annual gift of over $100 per member. We will participate in the Every Rotarian, Every Year programming.
2.	We will encourage club member participation in the Rotary International Convention in Chicago.

Brian Dieter
Club President 2004-2005