Did you know that making up a meeting can be accomplished by simply serving on a Rotary committee, working on a Rotary project or even visiting a website?
The Topeka Rotary club encourages its members to attend 50% of its meetings. This can be accomplished in a number of ways other than regular meeting attendance.
· Make sure you have signed the signup sheet in the back of the room. This very simple step helps the club better track attendance.
· If you are serving on a committee, your time counts. Whether you are making calls to fill invocation slots, writing an article for the Rotopeka or attending a new member orientation lunch, everything you do for Rotary counts.
· Have you been to another club meeting? Have you spoken to another Rotary club? Of course, these count, but you don't need to file a report or share a club flag.
· The Rotary board meetings and foundation meetings are other ways in which you can make up a meeting. Let the club know you are interested in attending one of these meetings. The board meets on the second Wednesday of every month at noon and the foundation meets quarterly.
· To notify the club of your involvement in other activities, simply call Ruth at the Topeka Rotary Club office at 785-232-7216, by email at dtrotary@swbell.net, or by dropping by the office before a club meeting.
