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Multi-Club Approach: Enhanced Community Projects for Sustainable Impact

Strengthen projects with multiple club cooperation. Empower leaders, understand customer needs, oversee budgets, seek financing, and celebrate success. Learn why bigger projects are more impactful, like providing clean water. Collaborate with non-Rotary partners for expertise and resources. Follow successful models for leadership and innovation in sustainability.

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Multi-Club Approach: Enhanced Community Projects for Sustainable Impact

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  1. MULTI-CLUB APPROACHBigger, Stronger, with More Fellowship Leadership and Desire…………………………..X 2 or more Discovery………………………………………………Team Know your Customer…………………………….Leadership/Ownership Scope and Budget…………………………………Defined/Agreed Financing Resources……………………………..Joint Fundraising/Grants Seeking non-Rotary Partners…………………Skill/Experience/$ Agreed Completion…………….…………………Know When You are Done Celebration of Success…………………………..Fellowship

  2. Why “Bigger is Better” Example: Clean Drinking Water Can Assess Many efforts this way… Sanitation Medical Attention Low-emission stoves Shelter Micro-loans Literacy Polio? • Currently 900,000,000 without access to clean water • 1,000,000 new people get access to clean water each year • 900,000,000/1,000,000 = 900 years • Conclusion: At current rate we’ll never get there!

  3. JMC Model of Bigger, Successful Projects • Individual leadership • Trusted partners - collaboration • Thinking big • Education • "Innovative" sustainability

  4. Collaboration Partners – Non-Rotary • Engineers Without Borders • Water For People • Agua y DesarrolloComunitario • Potters For Peace • Books-A-Go-Go • Florida Water Environment Assoc. • Peace Corps • Education Foundation of Kenosha • Agua Para La Salud • American Water Works Assoc. • Nat’l Rural Water Association • International Rural Water Assoc. • USAID • SAANA • Wisconsin Water for the World • World Water Alliance Florida

  5. Collaboration Partners – Rotary • San Marco • Jacksonville Oceanside • Mandarin • Riverside • North Jacksonville • Southpoint • Copan Ruinas • Bartram Trail • East Arlington • San Jose • South Jacksonville • Amelia Island • Rotary Foundation • District 6970 • District 7750 • District 4250 • Marcala • West Jacksonville • Fernandina Beach • Arlington

  6. Canaan Orphanage - Haiti • Amelia Island • Arlington • East Arlington • Fernandina Beach • North Jacksonville

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