Mitchell Rotary Companion Club
COMPANION CLUB IS FORMING…
Join US!
Please note… our meeting time is tentative and based on interested attendees. If you are interested, please send us your information so we can keep you posted or check back here for the most current info.
Companion Club
The Rotary Club of Mitchell is forming a new Companion club. Our Companion Club, is a service-focused group in our Mitchell Rotary club that allows members to serve the community without the commitment of attending regular Rotary club meetings. One club, two meeting times.
The kick-off meeting was held on Tuesday, August 5th, at 5:00pm at Bradley’s. We are meeting monthly to form the club. Please let us know if you are interested in attending.
PURPOSE
This Companion Club is designed for people who want to make an impact in Mitchell but have other commitments that make it difficult to join the host Rotary club meetings.
STRUCTURE
Companion Club is an extension of Rotary Club of Mitchell, and members can attend Host club meetings when they can.
Meetings are being planned for 5:00 pm – on the first Tuesday each month with one service project per quarter. The Companion Club members can make adjustments to the structure to fit the groups needs.
WHY JOIN
- Companion members become full members of the Rotary Club of Mitchell
- Meet new people, make new friends
- Collaborate with others to do good
- Make an impact in our community through service projects
- Club is tailored to you by you.
Contact us: Joe Lichter or the Companion Club chair, Spencer Boyd
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Companion Club?
A companion club is an extension of the Rotary Club of Mitchell with a focus on serving our community. One club, two meetings. The Companion Club members drive a different meeting schedule and pick service areas that will create the greatest impact. The Companion Club members are full members of Rotary.
Tell me about Rotary?
Rotary is the world’s oldest and most important service organization with over 1,200,000 members in more than 30,000 clubs spread throughout 160 countries.
Rotary provides clean water to those without it, feeds the hungry, battles crippling, debilitating and disfiguring diseases and helps people learn to read and write so they can compete in the modern workplace.
Rotarians are business and professional leaders who aspire to the highest ethical standards in their vocations and who not only help those in need in their own communities but who also seek to advance the cause of peace, understanding and goodwill worldwide through scholarships, youth and adult exchanges and humanitarian projects.
