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CHANGES TO LEADERSHIP DIRECTORYThis is contact information reported to the office that changed since the Leadership Directory was printed in June. The printed version posted on our website will NOT be updated. If your contact information changes, update your profile, tell your club Secretary AND please email dis6000admin@Lisco.com to keep our records correct. Please make note of these changes: Nancy Turner, Corning, Foundation Chair, 2136 Joshua Tree Avenue, Corning 50841 Gerald Klonglan, Ames 2305 Northcrest Pkwy., # 207, Ames, 50010 Kaye Jacob, New Fairfield Secretary, E) kjacob@maharishischool.org ,508 W Madison, Fairfield 52556 Brock Earnhardt, District Global Grant Chair, 7051 Grove Crossing, Bettendorf, 52722, remove H) # William Baer, New Chariton President, H) 641-774-2656, E) bbaer@iowatelecom.net Mia Nelson, Greater Des Moines President, 1160 NE 7th Lane, Ankeny, 50023 Matthew Clayton, Corydon President, E) claytonplumbheat@hotmail.com Joy Padget, Keosauqua Treasurer, E) joy@manninghotel.com Denny Skinner, Past District Governor, E) denny@eyesupnorth.com Jim Johnson, Assistant Governor, 730 S. Fourth Avenue, Washington, 52353 Dirk Cavanaugh, 2nd Term Perry President, C) 515-333-1361 E) dirkcavanaugh@aol.com Steve Wieneke, Ankeny, District Governor Nominee, E) swieneked6k@gmail.com Joyce Taylor, New Keokuk President, jetaylor650@gmail.com |
GUARDIAN OF INTEGRITY NOMINATIONTo encourage Rotarians and clubs to focus on Rotary’s core value of integrity, and to honor the memory of the late Boone Rotarian, District Governor 1954-55 Judge Paul E. Hellwege, Clubs are invited to nominate one member for the annual District 6000 “Paul E. Hellwege Guardian of Integrity” awards. A nomination form is at this link. The Vocational Service Team will review the nominations and nominees will be recognized at District Conference. |
VIRTUAL CLUB MEETINGS AND SPEAKERSOnline club meetings that you can visit CLICK HERE for the list of club's holding hybrid or strictly online meetings and the connection information! Speakers for online meetings We asked clubs for good speakers that have presented to their club virtually, CLICK HERE for the list if you want to ask them for your meeting. The Rotary Multi-Club Committee of Greater Des Moines is sharing an impactful virtual program that's ready to go. Their Civitas event was on substance abuse. Click here to view. |
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DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINATIONS - DEADLINE OCT. 12For Rotarians who are interested in the office of District Governor, information about the process and the necessary form, are on our website at THIS LINK. |
OUR DISTRICT GOVERNOR WELCOMES YOU! Lesley and I plan to visit with all 66 Rotary Clubs in our District either in person or via zoom in the first half of this Rotary Year. We want to welcome to our district, our newest club, the Rotary Club of Denison! We look forward to meeting all of the Rotarians in our great district and we will experience together how Rotary is FUN and...ROTARY OPENS OPPORTUNITIES! Proud to be a Rotarian Steve Dakin, District Governor 2020-21 steve@retiredfun.net C) 515-230-0036 |
ROTARY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (RLI)
Who should attend RLI? New Rotarians that want to learn more about what Rotary is, seasoned Rotarians, Club Board and Committee Members What is the cost? $85.00/session and we encourage clubs to talk to Rotarians that may want to participate and to pay the registration fee for their members. When and where will this be held? Saturday, April 4 at First United Methodist Church in Mt. Pleasant. Check in begins at 8am, training begins at 8:30am and ends at 3:30pm. REGISTER NOW BY CLICKING HERE. Registration needs to be done a week before the event, we need enough participants to have good and lively discussion! Questions? Contact Steve Wieneke 515-250-0507 sawieneke24@gmail.com |
FLIGHT TO END POLIO
To contribute, visit Rotary International's website at Rotary Ideas & click the red CONTRIBUTE NOW box. |
ROTARY NIGHT WITH THE IOWA WILD
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FILE REQUIRED ANNUAL INFORMATION RETURN WITH IRS BY NOV. 15Whether your club is a subordinate under Rotary International’s 501(c)(4) group exemption or is independently tax-exempt, the IRS requires that all Rotary clubs in the U.S. file an annual information return. For those clubs whose tax year follows the Rotary year, the deadline to file is 15 November. The form a club must file is dependent upon its gross receipts for the year. For more information, please see Frequently asked questions about annual reporting requirements for exempt organizations at www.irs.gov. It is important that your club comply with IRS requirements. Please note that Section 6033(j) of the Internal Revenue Code automatically revokes the exemption of any organization that fails to satisfy its filing requirement for three consecutive years. Frequently Asked Questions will answer many of the general questions you may have about Rotary clubs and the IRS. Please direct specific questions regarding your club’s tax-exempt status or reporting requirements to local counsel, your tax adviser, or the IRS at 877-829-5500. |
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COMMUNITY SERVICE GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE - JUNE 1
The deadline for Community Service Grant applications to be RECEIVED is June 1, 2018. Review information for this type of grant by clicking on THIS LINK to Community Service Grants. Clubs need to have attended a Grant Management Seminar and returned two required signed forms to the District Office. |
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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONTACTS FOR YOU
Call the Rotary International Contact Center 866-9ROTARY (866-976-8279) or email contact.center@rotary.org to check deadlines, find forms, Foundation giving and recognition points. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT STAFF FOR ALL CLUB OFFICERS: Click here to find who can assists you! |
