ROTARY DISTRICT 50406

Member Resources

Find what you need to lead and serve

A practical starting point for club officers, committee members, and project volunteers.

Four Rotary Peace Fellows study and discuss materials around a table. — Rotary Peace Fellows studying in Tokyo, Japan. Photo: Rotary District 5320 resource library.

Lead your club

Prepare meeting plans, build a leadership team, and arrange a thoughtful handover. The district calendar is the starting point for training opportunities.

Plan a service project

Use the Foundation and grants guide to shape a clear project proposal and learn which requirements to confirm.

Tell your club’s story

Use the Rotary Brand Center for current logos, official graphics, photography, and communication guidance.

Connect with district leaders

Meet the district leadership team and use the contacts supplied through the demo account where available.

Keep your calendar current

View district events and subscribe to the connected calendar.

Document resources

Ask your club secretary for public resource folders when the approved sample documents and folder links are available. Private member files should remain within their authorized systems.

District calendar

District leadership

District 50406 is a fictional demonstration. Program examples are illustrative; connected listings come from a ClubRunner demo account.

Useful places to start

New to Rotary?

Our Welcome to Rotary guide helps new members plan their first conversations, service activities and learning.

Club and district contacts

Open club leadership and district leadership. These connected lists show the information supplied by the demo account.

Training and shared events

Use Events & Calendar to explore upcoming learning and gatherings. Ask your club which sessions are relevant to your role.

Project and communication guidance

Start with Foundation and grants for project planning and the Rotary Brand Center link above for communication materials.

Club documents and newsletters

Ask your secretary for the current handbook, budget, bylaws and newsletter. This fictional district has no approved public document folder to publish; member-only documents should be shared through the club’s authorized system.