RCBI Member Resources Hub
Empowering our club through shared knowledge and digital collaboration.
Welcome to the central jumping-off point for the Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island. As we modernize our operations and transition to Google Workspace, this site serves as your "source of truth" for how we work, communicate, and grow together.
The objective of this portal is to reduce digital friction. Whether you are a long-time member or a brand-new face in the club, this site provides the tools and guidelines you need to spend less time searching for files and more time making an impact.
What You’ll Find Here
New Member Start-Up (Coming Soon)
If you’ve recently joined RCBI, welcome! We’ve curated a "First Steps" guide to help you navigate your first 90 days. This includes setting up your DACdb profile, getting your Google Workspace access, and understanding our club's unique traditions and meeting structure.
How We Work: Google Workspace Training
This section contains video walkthroughs and step-by-step guides on using our digital tools.
The Rule of Thumb: Create all new project files in Drive. For historical context, you can continue to link back to archived documents still housed in DACdb.
Our Identity: Brand Guidelines
To ensure we present a unified and professional image to the community, we follow the official Rotary International Brand Standards.
Overview: Learn about the "Masterbrand" signature, our official color palette, and how to use the Rotary wheel.
External Resource: [Link to Rotary International Brand Center] — Access official logos, templates, and high-resolution graphics here.
Centralized Forms & Requests
Access our library of intake forms in one place. Use these to submit Success Stories, Proposed News Articles, and Speaker Suggestions directly to the Communications Committee.
A Note on Our Digital Transition
We are currently building out several of these resources. If a link is not yet active, it is "under construction" by the Tech and Communications team and will be available soon.
Need Help?
If you have questions about using this site or have a resource you’d like to see added, please reach out to the Communications Committee. We are here to ensure these tools work for you.