As we embrace the renewal that spring offers, let’s take inspiration from the Windsor-Roseland club in Ontario. Consider these ways to reinvigorate engagement within your club:

Identify emerging needs: Stay attuned to the evolving challenges in your communities. Engage with local organizations to understand where your club’s support can make the most difference.

Mobilize resources quickly: When opportunities arise, act swiftly. Leverage the skills and networks within your club to gather resources, from financial contributions to equipment to volunteer time.

Foster collaboration: Encourage members to take initiative and collaborate on projects. Empowering individuals to lead and contribute their unique talents enhances engagement and drives success.

Commit to ongoing involvement: Beyond initial contributions, pledge continued support.

Regular service keeps members connected and reinforces the club’s commitment to sustained impact.

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• Beatriz Huizer, Hawthorne Elementary School - Wordless book for developing reading skills
• Sally Lamas, Sinsheimer Elementry School - Supplies for an entry mural to be created by students
• Christine Lintner, Bishop's Peak Elementary School - Special needs equipment for students
• Dana McClish, Pacific Beach High School - Tools and supplies for the construction class
• Robin Minkel, C.L. Smith Elementary School - Phonics based reading books
• Daniela Rothberg, Bishop's Peak Elementary School - Special needs equipment

• Is your personal/professional member profile up to date at SLODaybreak.org? Click here. Why? Your fellow members and committee chairs want to be able to contact you, your Club President wants to celebrate milestones with you and your family and your Board of Directors needs your information to be correct for quarterly reporting to our District and Rotary International.

• Are you following SLO Daybreak on Instagram? Click here. Why? See what we are up to with events, speakers and community service projects.

• Have you "liked" SLO Daybreak's Facebook page? Click here. Why? See what our club and other clubs in SLO and in our District are achieving and make new friends with other Rotarians. 

• Have you "liked" the District 5240 Facebook page? Click here. Why? Rotary is a local, regional and international service organization and our connectivity with our District leadership and the oversight of its 68 clubs brings us together with 1.4 million members in over 47,000 clubs all over the world.

• Have you created a My Rotary account at Rotary.org? Click here. Why? My Rotary is where you can see your history in Rotary, your status in overall contributions to the Rotary International Foundation and how your impact is changing the world.