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A community, defined in its simplest terms, is a group of
people who have something in common. But in real life, it
is something far more complex than that. Each member - every
individual, group, organization, and business - draws benefits
from the community in many different ways. For a community
to thrive, each of its members must honor a commitment to
contribute to the well-being of the whole by returning those
benefits in kind.
Rotarians recognize the importance of giving back to the
community. After all, Service Projects is one of the Four
Avenues of Service. Every Rotary club and every Rotarian assumes
a responsibility to find ways to improve the quality of life
for those in their communities and to serve the public interest.
When those efforts are effective, they not only contribute
to the greater good, they also promote Rotary's positive image.
What makes a community service effort effective? Relevance.
A community service project must address a real, current community
concern or issue. Rotary clubs should start by surveying their
communities to find out where help is needed. Once a club
has listened to its community, it can begin to envision effective
responses to problems.
Club Service Projects Chairman 2009-10
Rtn Hardeep Singh PHF
Tel.: 03-2034 6039
Fax: 03-2078 8860
Mobile: 016-368 2633
E-mail: hardeep01@gmail.com |