District 7930 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Committee has created a District Governor’s Citation for all Clubs and Members. Clubs, can earn the District 7930 Diversity Equity and Inclusion citation for achieving goals that actively work toward making your club more diverse, equitable and inclusive. The DEI citation suggests 25 initiatives that clubs can do to create a more diverse, equitable and inclusive environment.In order to achieve the Governor’s Citation a club must complete and document 13 of the 25 initiatives. For instance a Club can readjust their dues structure to make membership more affordable or re-define what it means to be a “professional”. These and other initiatives will help make your Club grow, more diverse, equitable and inclusive.
Join the District Membership Committee for a virtual cocktail hour to welcome new members, who have joined our district within the last 2-3 years, and to enjoy a presentation about all the amazing membership benefits that are all included in your Rotary membership. This conversation will include benefits on the district level, zone level, education benefits, Rotary Foundation benefits, and benefits on the RI (Rotary International) level. This meeting is open to everyone in the district to attend - new members as well as seasoned Rotarians!! You can also invite potential new members!!!
Happy New Year! What better way to start off the New Year by making a commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion!
The Presidents-Elect of our clubs start their journey this week to train for their leadership positions. 
Create Your Recipe for Success: Understanding Annual Fund Reports
Each year Reading Rotary partners with the community for the Adopt-a-Family project for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Rotary works with the local organization ReadingCares and the Town to coordinate this long-standing community giving program. Receiving families are matched anonymously with donor families and/or groups to provide meals for Thanksgiving and meals and gifts at Christmas. Donor drop off in the first shift, then recipient families pick up their food and gifts during a later shift. 
