Rotary Day of Service
On May 20, 2023, 12000 Rotarians from 450 clubs across 5 states will be doing a wide variety of local service
This multi-state collaborative is planning some powerful publicity -- television, radio, billboards, and social media -- to advertise every local project and encourage members of the community to join in the fun and rewarding feelings of doing good together.
We are excited to participate in this regional event! We hope that this additional publicity will help to raise the visibility of the good works that your Rotary club has been doing in your community, and will encourage other community members to join in the fun.
The publicity campaign will launch on February 13 with a Zoom event open to all. Before that date, we need each club to register its project so that it will be visible to the general public on that date. Register your project at https://bit.ly/2023DayOfSer
District Governor Victor Tom will provide a customized 3 x 6 vinyl banner for your club, to give your project more visibility on the Day of Service. Please tell us exactly how you want that banner to read and where to send it by filling out the form at https://forms.gle/Be4H5Ze9t
Have a Great Day of Service May 20! and keep on doing all the great work you do every day.
Questions? Contact D7910 Chair Joyce Graff
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