Are volunteering with youth (one-on-one)? Mentoring, Youth Exchange, RYLA, Academic Decathlon, High School Business Plans, Etc...
If YES, you need to have an annual background check completed. CLICK HERE for more details about how to get your background check completed. This only applies if you are working with youth one-on-one. If you are in a group more than 2 people, you don't need a background check.
Mick Faulhaber is our Youth Protection Officer for our Club. Contact him if you have any questions or concerns.
Copies of the following information were handed out at the January 15, 2016 club meeting and briefly reviewed by President Derek Moehring. If there are any questions on any of this information, members are encouraged to contact Derek Moehring at 836-4304 (office) or derek.moehring@capitolbank.com.
Fiscal Year 2015 – 2016 Fundraising Revenues (As of 12-31-15)
Fundraising – Burns,
Projects With Revenue & Expenses
Projected Net Profit
YTD Net Profit
Oktoberfest
$5,000
$8,099
PDQ Cards
$1,000
$545 1
NCAA Basketball Sweepstakes
$4,000
$0
Golf Outing
$13,000
$0
Sub-Total
$23,000
$8,644
1 Year to date revenues of $5,450 x 10% = $545
Projects With Only Revenue
Projected Revenues
YTD Revenues
McAdow Miles
$5,000
$2,190
Meister Meter
$1,000
$0
Horse Carriage Event
$1,500
$4,020
Orphan Train Art Note Cards
$500
$0
Sub-total
$8,000
$6,210
Grand Total
$31,000
$14,854
(48% of annual goal)
Statement of Projected Cash Flows
2015-2016
Summary
Beginning Cash "Undesignated"
$ 15,066
Beginning Cash "Designated" (Fundraising Revenue From Fiscal Year 2014 - 2015)
$ 29,374
Projected Receipts In Fiscal Year 2015 - 2016
$ 17,109
Projected Funds Available in Fiscal Year 2015 - 2016
$ 61,549
Expenditures:
Community Service
$ 7,600
International Service
$ 24,400
Vocational Service
$ 10,050
Administrative Services
$ 2,000
Additional 2015 - 2016 Unanticipated Requests
$ 17,000
Total Expenditures
$ 61,050
Net Surplus (Deficit)
$ 499
Madison West Towne-Middleton Rotary Foundation
Fiscal Year 2014 - 2015 - Fundraiser Revenues (As of 6-30-15)
I am a beginner cribbage player and would like to get better. I am wondering if there are a couple of Rotarians who know how to play cribbage who would like to play more and teach a beginner along the way?
If so, please contact me and we will see about meeting and playing. My home is available.
John A Gerold, 214 Saratoga Circle, Madison, WI 53705, [H] 608-833-5121,[C] 608-234-2253, Email: jagerold39@gmail.com.
Volunteers Needed for State Academic Decathlon on February 24 and March 3!
Please see below and sign up at our weekly meetings or email Molly Ritchie at mritchie@wiad.org.
Feb. 24 opportunity:
Essay Readings: We need volunteers to grade essays. This will be on Weds. Feb. 24, at the First Weber Building across from West Towne from 1 until 4 PM. Sign up with Mick or contact Molly Ritchie at mritchie@wiad.org.
March 3 opportunities:
A complimentary shuttle bus will leave for the Dells, Wilderness Resort, from the Zor Shrine Bldg. @ 2:30 (575 Zor Shrine Place, behind West Towne Mall) and return by 10:00.
Speech Judges: Pairs of judges (30 needed on March 3, 3:30-8:40) Listen, critique and grade the students’ prepared and impromptu speeches. A Judges’ Handbook is provided (available online), along with a brief orientation on the day of the event; dinner and parking included.
Speech Timers: stationed in each speech room, (15 needed on March 3, 3:30-8:40). Monitor and time each student’s speech. A timer’s handbook (available online) is provided, along with a brief orientation on the day of the event. Comfort with a stop watch is necessary; dinner and parking included.
Interview Judges: Pairs of judges (30 needed on March 3, 3:30-8:40). Jointly interview students; guidelines and sample questions are provided in the Judges’ Handbook (available online), in addition to a brief orientation on the day of the event; dinner and parking included.
Sign-up at our meetings or contact Molly Ritchie via email: mritchie@wiad.org.
Please let me know of any events or special situations in our fellow Rotarians' lives where a card, flowers, or a plant would be appropriate for their situation.
input/expertise/experience to help develop a marketing plan for the “Best Service Club in the World”!
We want to develop a written plan that is easy to follow and made up of small tasks. We want to create a marketing plan – we do not want to be a marketing firm.
Please RSVP to mcobdun@yahoo.com that you can make our first meeting to be held:
Got cabin fever? Get out of the house and Sip, Sample & Socialize at the Middleton Chamber's signature event, The Annual Celebration! Chamber members and guests gather at the Marriott for a fun evening of food and beverage sampling, silent auction, music and great connections.
Tickets Available Now $60 - ticket $200 - 4 tickets (bring more colleagues and save!)
New for 2016 - Bid on the silent auction from your mobile device (details soon)!
Rotary's annual training meeting gives incoming district governors from around the world the chance to share ideas for strengthening clubs and improving communities.
Learn more about the new presidential theme, Rotary Serving Humanity, and find photos, videos, and speeches from the event. Download resources to use with your club and district.
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Germ reveals 'Rotary Serving Humanity' as 2016-17 presidential theme
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Photos
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Videos
2016-17 presidential theme announcement
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Michele Berg has been selected to help lead Rotary’s operations as deputy general secretary. In this role, she will work alongside General Secretary John Hewko to ensure effective internal operating policies and implement strategies and programs.
In her previous role as Rotary’s chief programs and member services officer, Berg led a team of more than 150 staff members who support membership development, learning and development, and programs. She has worked for Rotary since 2001.
“Michele is an outstanding leader who has been instrumental in ensuring that we provide high-quality services to...
CRIBBAGE PLAYERS:
Please let me know of any events or special situations in our fellow Rotarians' lives where a card, flowers, or a plant would be appropriate for their situation.
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