Running a district

Rotarians from around the world gather in plenary sessions at the 2006 International Assembly. San Diego, California, USA. Photo by Alyce Henson / Rotary Images.

A district is a group of Rotary clubs that are linked for administrative purposes. The activities and organization of a Rotary district exist to help individual clubs advance the Object of Rotary.

Resources

Highlights

District Leadership Plan
The District Leadership Plan can help the district governor and the rest of the leadership team to better serve clubs.
Starting a new club
For Rotary International to continue its vital humanitarian work and expand its service, its membership base must continue to increase.

Announcements

New district financial resource available
The District Finance Committee Resource Guide explains how the district finance committee should work with the clubs in its district.
Need assistance recruiting or retaining members?
There is a Rotarian in your area trained to help. Learn how to contact your regional Rotary International membership coordinator.
Take part in the L.A. Challenge and earn money for your district!
Under the LA2008 Worldwide Financial Incentive Plan, any district with more than 2 percent of its membership registered for the convention will receive a cash rebate for each paid adult registrant.

Look for
Presidential Membership Conferences

PolioPlus
Leading the fight against polio

2008 LA
2008 RI Convention in Los Angeles