The club currently has 26 members and 5 honorary members. Of the 26 members, 4 do not attend and several more are infrequent attenders. That narrows our pool of participants when it comes to projects and events, so as I said last AGM, we need to ask more people to join the Rotary Club of West Fife.
Attempts to interest new members have been through the Primary School quiz, our website, social media and by having a presence in the Dunfermline Press.
Public image has been enhanced by the Youth competitions that have run including the Primary School Quiz. Our support for the Salvation Army and Fife Gingerbread continues to gain us publicity. Dunfermline Press also carried stories about PHF Helen Fowler, President Robert’s installation and Carnock Primary Scoool’s End Polio Now walk.
Our website has been updated regularly and provides news and information for both members and interested parties. Our youth competitions again ranked high on search engines due to the frequent updating of our website and providing information that users actually want to find.
Four years ago we had 509 followers on Facebook this time last year we had 1120 and now we have 1180.
The club gazebo was put to good effect with a presence at the Crossford and Limekilns galas. Unfortunately the Cairneyhill gala was hit by bad weather.
That might sound reasonably successful but personally I feel that the PR this year has been fairly light. I have managed to obtain coverage for most of our highlights but newsworthy events have been limited. That impacts our profile and consequently chances of attracting new members.
D Scott
19/05/26
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more As delivered by Douglas Scott
more Record of publicity in calendar year 2024
more As delivered by convenor Douglas Scott
more Youth competitions featured
more Report from President Douglas Scott to 2022 AGM
more Some of the coverage of Rotary in local press
more A summary of achievements during the 2020-21 Rotary year
more These leaflets produced and Council approved in August 2016 are targeted at prospective new members. One is photos the other is in more detail about us and both have a common page.
more A summary of achievements during the 2019-20 Rotary year
more A thank you for donation
more A summary of achievements during the 2016-17 Rotary year
more Reporting the activities embarked upon during the 2016-17 Rotary year
more Membership Service and Retention
more Report to Club Assembly June 2016
more This handbook is a detailed account of how Rotary works and our Club in particular operates.
more A summary of achievements during the 2015-16 Rotary year
more After a few visits to the Club Mark decided he wished to become a member
more Intentions in Rotary Year 2015/16 to enhance the Club's profile
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more Club Assembly 11th June 2013
more The club held an information night to explain Rotary International and the Rotary Club of West Fife to prospective members
more Rotary International recognises club for developing and implementing an innovative program, strategy or tool that has positively impacted membership in our area.
more Report on the Membership Seminar held at Stirling University on September 5th 2009
more Convenor Robert Haig's report to the 2009 AGM
more The recent additions take the Crossford based club up to a record number at 48 including one honorary member.
more The drive for new members will be enforced by the new 20 point Rotary GB&I Marketing Plan