Doing Good 6220! is a podcast that helps clubs in Rotary District 6220 do even better at doing good in their communities and around the world! Co-hosts Chuck Reynolds (DG 25-26) and Randy Winter (DG 26-27) interview guests about experiences, programs, services, and strategies that make membership more fulfilling and clubs more vibrant and effective at growing and meeting needs in their communities and aroud the world. During the second half of each episode, we ask guests about their background and experiences as Rotarians.
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We interview Sarah Diller - Regional Membership Development Officer with Rotary International about what she's learned from working with clubs and districts on membership growth. It is a conversation loaded with practical insights to promote growth and member retention. Sarah shared a number of helpful resource links, which we've included below.
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We learn more about Sarah and how she ended up working with Rotary Inter...
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We talk with Scott Foster about the Dolly Parton Imagination Library and the role that the Rotary Club of Eagle River has played in getting the program going in Vilas County. The Imagination Library program mails one age-appropriate book each month to any family that signs up from birth to five years old. A great way for clubs to work with partners such as libraries and schools to promote literacy in their communities.
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We talk with people involved with Rotaract Club at Northern Michigan University - Paul Hein, Liaison from the Rotary Club of Marquette Harbor; Carol Johnson, Faculty Advisor; and Halle Johnson, student and club Vice President. Listen and learn how the club got started, what attracted students join and what they get out of membership, the challenge of sustaining a club amidst student turn-over, and how the club is benefiting ...
In this interview, we learn about Rich Lepping and how he has been applying the skills and experience gained through his successful career as a successful Taco Bell franchisee to leading the Rotary Club of Lakewood (Minocqua). Rich's story is a great example not only of how to live out Rotary's 2nd Avenue of Service (Vocational Service) in the world, but how to translate business experience to club leadership.
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As District Governor, I (Chuck) travelled to Escanaba to volunteer for their Vino at the Casino fundraiser. I took away at least three great ideas and a huge amount of respect for the team that put on such a fun and profitable event. In the first part of the interview Club President Sarah Slagstad and event leader Dough Leisenring talk about their club, Vino at the Casino, and what they do to make the event better and more s...
Tom Boldt is Chairman of The Boldt Group, a $1.5Billion 100% employee-owned family of companies specializing in construction management, general contracting, and real estate development. Talking with Tom, it's clear that what sets Boldt apart is its culture which is at the root of their employee experience, strategic adaptibility, and how they treat their customers, suppliers and labor partners. It is no accident that the Boldt fam...
Part 1: We talk with Houghton Club members Greg and Ann Campbell about their club, including:
Part 2: We learn more about Greg and Ann and their Rot...
The five Rotary Clubs in the Fox Cities are collaborating on an event where professionals in the community will be able meet, network, and learn about Rotary. In this brief episode, we learn how Garrett Singer got involved with Rotary and about this membership event, the theme of which is Friendship, Service, Fun.
Find event details on this event registration page.
Part 1: A wide-ranging and fun discussion with Tom covering his career, how he became involved in Rotary, how he led strong membership growth at his club in the Twin Cities, and his experience as a leader in Rotary International.
Part 2: Tom talks about how Minneapolis landed the RI International Convention in 2028, what to expect, and how - as a neighboring district - we'll be able to get involved in making the convention a great...
Part 1: Chuck Blaksmith and Joe Meyskens of the Rotary Club of Marquette tell us about their partnership to run a monthly mobile food pantry for Feeding America - what it entails, how the opportunity came about, and how the club made the bold decision to commit to the partnership.
Part 2: We learn more about Chuck and Joe - their careers, how they joined Rotary, and their Rotary experience.
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Part 1: We interview Wes Klages, President of the Rotary Club of Waupaca and lead for the club's Education Grant Program. Learn how the program got started, hear about the types of classroom innovations it's made possible, and the nuts and bolts of implementation.
Part 2: Learn more about Wes, his career, how he became a Rotarian, and his Rotary experience.
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Part 1: Rob Moore and Nancy Loberger, Co-Chairs of the District 6220 Ukraine Reliefe Task Force (UARTF) provide task force updates and talk about how members and clubs can get involved. Rob talks about his recent trip to Ukraine, the people he met, and opportunities to help.
Part 2: We learn more about Rob and Nancy.
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Part 1: Bob Shogren, member of the Rotary Club of Sturgeon Bay Breakfast, mentor to the club's Interact club, and champion/guide to clubs across the District seeking to start or energize Interact clubs reviews his background as an educator and involvement with Interact. We then talk with Bob about:
Part 1: Roger talks about how he became District Governor, the role of the DG, and his experience serving the District. He also talks about opportunities for members and clubs to engage with Tribal Nations in our district in an effort to promote goodwill and understanding. Roger's passion for Rotary and the opportunities Rotary membership and leadership provide for us to make an impact is inspiring.
Part 2: We learn more about Rog...
Part 1: Scott Knaffla, District Finance Chair who works as a financial advisor reviews a number of giving strategies. Much of the conversation focuses on giving strategies that reduce one's tax liability, such as giving appreciated shares of stock or giving directly from your individual retirement account. Of course, members should consult their accountant or financial advisor for specific advice regarding giving strategies that ar...
Part 1: Rotary Club of Waupaca member Tim Neuville talks about two low-effort/high-yield fundraising programs he introduced to the club. Topics discussed include:
Part 1: Rotary Club of Wausau member Kathryn Halvorsen talks about how clubs can get their message out and improve their public image through traditional media. Topics discussed include:
Part 1: District Public Image Chair Bryson Bernarde talks about how clubs can establish and grow awareness of their club and the good they do through social media. Topics discussed include:
Part 1: District Membership Chair Brian Monroe talks about the importance of growth and how clubs can succeed in growing their membership. The discussion touches on goal-setting, new member engagement, tips for sponsoring new members, and things that set growing clubs apart. Growth through the development of satellite clubs is also discussed.
Part 2: We learn more about Brian's life, career, and Rotary journey.
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Part 1: Learn about Rotary Youth Exchange - what it is, how students, host families, and clubs experience the program, and the impact of RYE on students, host families, clubs, and communities. Also learn about resources District 6220 has available to help clubs start, revitalize, or grow their RYE program.
Part 2: Learn more about Ellen, and how her own RYE experience inspired her involvement with Rotary.
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