Finding Rotary Online
Considering that only 11% of Rotary’s global membership is younger than the age of 40 (note: I’m still in that group), I’m quite impressed with how the organization has embraced social media. I think it’s an important tool for not only promoting Rotary’s work but also for attracting younger members to our organization.
I thought that I’d use this post to highlight a few of Rotary’s social media initiatives.
Did you know RI has its own channel on YouTube?
Rotary’s on Facebook, too. You can find us at https://www.facebook.com/rotary.
Do you have a Twitter account yet? Here are a few feeds I suggest you follow:
Rotary International — @rotary
End Polio Now — @EndPolioNow
Rotaract — @rotaract
John Hewko, General Secretary and CEO of Rotary International — @JohnHewko
Need to make up a Rotary meeting? (I strongly encourage you to do so if you’ve missed yours). There are several online-only Rotary Clubs, and I like to use the Rotary eClub of the Southwest USA whenever my travels have taken me away from Canyon.
And, of course, we can’t forget Rotary’s primary presence on the web, www.rotary.org.
I’m sure there are other social media sites to add to this list, but these are the ones I use fairly regularly. I hope you enjoy them!
