Join Rotary. We are looking for leaders, doers, problems solvers and connectors to help us make great things happen in and around Clintonville.
How do I join?
Contact us to attend a social or service project.
Talk to us in person. Let’s see if our goals are similar and how we can help each other.
Contact Us.
When we are ready for the next step, we'll have you complete the Membership Application.
When do you meet?
While we do have an official meeting time (found below), our focus is on projects and networking. So if Fridays don't work for you, you can join us for evening planning sessions, major service projects, happy hours .. or - propose a new venue! We care about getting things done - not holding meetings!
Then what?
Next steps – Have a member submit a membership application on your behalf. (It’s a way for our members to get to know you better.)
How much are dues?
Dues are $45per quarter if you wish to be a member of Rotary International. But you can hang with us as often as you like before making that commitment.
Why do we pay dues?
A portion of your dues go to Rotary International – This enables Rotary to pay for administrative costs to run a huge, global organization. Because of this, the Rotary Foundation is able to operate with no overhead paid out of charitable donations. What other foundations or charities do you know of where 100% of donations go directly to fund projects aligned with their public purpose?
Many of our members also contribute individually to the Rotary International Foundation. (This is optional.)
How many members are in Rotary?
The Rotary International Organization has over 1.2 million members globally. This is made up of over 33,000 clubs in 200 countries. Each club is unique to its community and the number of members reflects the size of the community as well as the level of community engagement via that club. Clintonville Rotary has 17 members. We are a relatively new club (established in 2009) and we are ready for our membership to grow. We are looking for people who share a desire to serve their community and connect with others in that service.
