Marblehead Harbor Rotary
Goals and Strategies for 2024-25
Every member's ideas, suggestions and passions are listed below
so there are some repetitions and duplications.
As you will notice, there is an important relationship presented in the goal categories. All the goals ultimately support each other,
ie. everything supports membership growth and retention; membership growth supports more service opportunities,
more service opportunities provide more public image opportunites, etc.
Our next steps will be to select specific ideas – perhaps one from each category? – and begin working on making them happen.
This is a blueprint for an exciting, purposeful 2024-25!
Membership
• Recruitment
Increase Active Membership
5 new members
10 new members
Recruitment Breakfast
Invite people to 8 a.m. recruitment breakfast
• Retention
Newcomers Potluck Dinner
Host an Alumni Dinner Potluck
More fellowship opportunities
Rotary Awareness
• Increase public image with more frequent updates of / in
Website,
Social Media
Newspapers
District Newsletter
Photos
Photos showing members doing hands-on things
Update website and social media more frequently
Purchase a “Rotary Meets Here” Banner for Outside the Building
Wear Rotary Pins Everywhere
Service - More Community Involvement and Presence
• Nurturing
• Collaboration
• Co-Op events with Marblehead Rotary
Collaborate with other philanthropic groups
Collaborate with other organizations for maximum impact and community building
• Host a meeting of all Marblehead non-profit groups
• Check in with COA, Elderact, Sherry Fine, Joan McCormack
• Support mental health programs and initiatives
• Stop Polio Now – Purple Pinkie Day at Crosby’s
• Coat Drive / Winter Clothes Drive
• Food / Can Contributions
• Then educate public about where they go and whom they benefit
• Assist a homeless or immigrant family
Education as Service
• English as a Second Language
• Reading to Children
• Read to School Children
• After-School Help / Tutoring
• Trades
• Scholarships
• Form mini-groups around club Members’ Own Special Interests, like history and art
Environment
• Work to make Holiday Pops as environmentally responsible as possible.
• Hands-on climate projects that could be adopted by the whole town and beyond
• Hands on participation with the tree and bench project
• Plant "Hope Gardens"
Vegetables and / or flowers
For food
For mental health
For schools and childcare centers
Personal gardens
Community gardens
Club Leadership and Financial Stability
• Support 1-3 members to attend Rotary Leadership Institute on April 26, 2025
• Additional fundraisers to safeguard against any operating deficit
• Fundraising for club
• Fundraising for the community