To join the club, contact Anne Boles at 518-762-8215.
A qualified candidate for Rotary club membership is an adult of good character and good business, professional, or community reputation. The candidate fits one of the following criteria:
1. Seeks to broaden their involvement with the community.
2. Has a schedule flexible enough to attend a Rotary meeting approximately 2-3 times a month.
3. Wants to develop friendships that will last a lifetime!
Steps to becoming a member:
1. Express Your Interest: First express interest!!
2. Attend a meeting: Your host, a member of Amsterdam Rotary, will invite you to a meeting to meet the other Rotarians and learn about the Club.
3. Fill out an application: Your host will give you an application, or download the application here and have your host sign it as well. Your form will be reviewed by the committee and then you'll be asked if you'd like to join.
4. Begin attending meetings: Once you join, you It’s an honor to welcome our newer members, encourage their involvement is various aspects of the Club, and help them to network and feel connected.
A qualified candidate for Rotary club membership is an adult of good character and good business, professional, or community reputation. The candidate fits one of the following criteria:
1. Seeks to broaden their involvement with the community.
2. Has a schedule flexible enough to attend a Rotary meeting approximately 2-3 times a month.
3. Wants to develop friendships that will last a lifetime!
Steps to becoming a member:
1. Express Your Interest: First express interest!!
2. Attend a meeting: Your host, a member of Amsterdam Rotary, will invite you to a meeting to meet the other Rotarians and learn about the Club.
3. Fill out an application: Your host will give you an application, or download the application here and have your host sign it as well. Your form will be reviewed by the committee and then you'll be asked if you'd like to join.
4. Begin attending meetings: Once you join, you It’s an honor to welcome our newer members, encourage their involvement is various aspects of the Club, and help them to network and feel connected.
Join Rotary! Amsterdam Rotary Club is a great Club with a fun and energetic personality!
Also, check out the District 7190 website designed to provide information on being a Rotarian: http://portal.clubrunner.ca/50091
Also, check out the District 7190 website designed to provide information on being a Rotarian: http://portal.clubrunner.ca/50091
Why Join Rotary?
Membership Q & A
Q: What if I don't think I can come to the lunch meeting every week?
A: You don't have to come every week, but certainly try to get to at least 3 out of 4. If you can't make it any Rotary activity qualifies as a make up, and there are very easy ways to make up a meeting online.
Q: How much does Rotary cost?
A: Our dues are $160 A quarter, which includes weekly meals and dinner for our two special night time meetings- our holiday party and the installation dinner.
Q: What if I don't live in Amsterdam?
A: Most members are from the Montgomery/Fulton County area or work in Amsterdam. However, you can live anywhere as long as the meeting time (Wednesday’s at noon) is convenient. Many members have children or grandchildren in Amsterdam School District.
Q: How long are the lunch meetings and what goes on there?
A: Lunch meetings begin at 12:15 on Wednesdays at the Raindancer in Amsterdam with 15 minutes of fellowship. At 12:15, the president will "ring the bell" and we say the flag salute, a brief reflection and the "thought of the day." After lunch and a few minutes of announcements, the the speaker comes up for about 20 minutes. We are done around 1:00.
A: You don't have to come every week, but certainly try to get to at least 3 out of 4. If you can't make it any Rotary activity qualifies as a make up, and there are very easy ways to make up a meeting online.
Q: How much does Rotary cost?
A: Our dues are $160 A quarter, which includes weekly meals and dinner for our two special night time meetings- our holiday party and the installation dinner.
Q: What if I don't live in Amsterdam?
A: Most members are from the Montgomery/Fulton County area or work in Amsterdam. However, you can live anywhere as long as the meeting time (Wednesday’s at noon) is convenient. Many members have children or grandchildren in Amsterdam School District.
Q: How long are the lunch meetings and what goes on there?
A: Lunch meetings begin at 12:15 on Wednesdays at the Raindancer in Amsterdam with 15 minutes of fellowship. At 12:15, the president will "ring the bell" and we say the flag salute, a brief reflection and the "thought of the day." After lunch and a few minutes of announcements, the the speaker comes up for about 20 minutes. We are done around 1:00.
Meeting Info:
Wednesdays 12:15pm
Raindancer Restaurant
4582 State Hwy. 30
Amsterdam, NY 12010
Wednesdays 12:15pm
Raindancer Restaurant
4582 State Hwy. 30
Amsterdam, NY 12010
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