Title: Alumni Relations
1Alumni Relations
The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International
2AGENDA
- Overview and updates
- Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award
- Rotary Alumni Celebration
- Rotary Foundation alumni coordinators
- RRFC discussion
3Overview and Updates
4Purpose
- To create a lifelong relationship between Rotary
and its alumni
5Alumni Statistics
- 105,000 total alumni
- 39,000 Ambassadorial Scholars and University
Teachers - 60,000 GSE participants
- 5,000 Rotary Volunteers
- 250 peace program participants
- 15,000 Rotarians
- 1,700 joined Rotary as an alum
6Why are alumni important?
- Part of the Rotary family
- Powerful advocates for Foundation programs
- Potential donors
- Potential members
7Rotary Centers Alumni
Jeyashree Nadarajah, United Nation's Special
Representative's Office for Children and Armed
Conflict
8Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award
9Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award
- Outstanding international service to humanity and
professional achievements - Odd-numbered zones eligible for global award in
2008-09 - Winner honored annually at the RI convention
102007-08 Winner
Member, Rotary Club of Washington, DC District
7620, Zone 32
11What can RRFCs do?
- Promote the award.
- Work with other RRFCs/RFACs as appropriate.
- Appoint a selection committee.
- Send zone nominee to the Foundation.
12Rotary Alumni Celebration
13Rotary Alumni Celebration
- First full preconvention event for Foundation
alumni - District representation
- Reduced registration fee for recent alumni and
guests - Keynote speakers
- Networking opportunities
- Reception
14Rotary Foundation Alumni Network (RFAN)
- All alumni and alumni associations are members of
RFAN - Annual meeting is the Rotary Alumni Celebration
- Currently 50 district/zone alumni associations
internationally - All regions are encouraged to start an
association
15Future Alumni Events
- Rotary Alumni Celebration and Rotary World Peace
Symposium at 2009 Birmingham Convention - Reduced registration fees for recent alumni
- Rotary Alumni Celebration at 2010 Montréal
Convention
16What can RRFCs do?
- Promote the Rotary Alumni Celebration and World
Peace Symposium. - Attend both events.
- Encourage districts to support alumni attendance.
- Encourage formation of alumni associations.
17Rotary Foundation Alumni Coordinators
18Rotary Foundation Alumni Coordinators
- Aligned with RRFC structure
- Make Foundation alumni integral to Rotary
- Urge clubs to consider alumni as potential
members and contributors - Use alumni as effective advocates for the
programs of The Rotary Foundation - Member of RRFC zone team
- Individual budget
19Rotary Foundation Alumni Coordinators
Jeffry Cadorette Assistant General Coordinator
Rodney Mazinter General Coordinator
20What can RRFCs do?
- Include RFACs in zone events.
- Ask RFAC to involve alumni in zone events.
- Use RFAC to show return on investment in
Foundation programs.
21RRFC Discussion
- RRFC Mary Beth Growney Selene, Zone 27
- RRFC Hogie Hansen, Zone 32
22Questions?