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Three-Man Scramble

Posted by Penny Riggs

on Feb 11, 2014

The Brownwood Rotary Club will sponsor a Three-Man Scramble at the Hideout Golf Course located at Lake Brownwood on Saturday, March 29, 2014. For full details see flyer and registration form under the Download section of the Home Page.

Brownwood Rotary Offers Leadership Training at RYLA

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on Jul 13, 2011

What's the Red Badge Program?

Posted by Laura Terhune

on Jan 27, 2011

The purpose of the Red Badge program is to help new members get better acquainted with the Brownwood Rotary Club and its members. The program gets its name from the Red ring around the outer edge of the Rotary Badge given to each new member. When all the program requirements are met, the Red Badge is replaced with a permanent badge with a Rotary Blue outer ring.

Each new member is assigned a mentor - an experienced Rotarian whose job is to help and support the new member in successfully completing the steps of the Red Badge program. In case you have forgotten, here are the requirements:

· Attend a new member orientation meeting.	· Give a classification talk.
· Read booklet “The ABCs of Rotary”	· Participate in a club project.
· Serve as a greeter for a Club Meeting	· Accept an assignment to serve on a committee.
· Attend a Club Board Meeting	· Lead the song, pledge, or prayer at a club meeting.
· Display the 4-Way Test and Declaration of Rotarians at your place of business.	· Agree to propose a new member within six months of obtaining a blue badge.

Each step must be attested to by the member and signed off by the Mentor. While there is no formal time limit for completion, the objective is to complete the program as soon as practical.

PERFORM THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS

Attend a new member orientation meeting

Read booklet “The ABCs of Rotary”

Display the 4-Way Test and Declaration of Rotarians at your place of business

Attend a Club Board Meeting

Serve as a greeter

Give a Classification Talk – one minute speech to the club about yourself

Participate in a club project

Accept an assignment to serve on a committee

Lead the song, pledge, or prayer at a club meeting

Agree to propose a new member within six months of obtaining a blue badge

Quote of the Week - Who Said It?

Posted by Brad Johnson

on Sep 29, 2010

We could never learn to be brave and patient, if there were only joy in the world.

Thought for the Week - Who Said It?

Posted by Brad Johnson

on Sep 29, 2010

An optimist is the human personification of spring.

Brownwood Rotary Helps Prepare Leaders of the Future

The Brownwood Rotary Club cares about local area students and works with our community to help build the leaders of tomorrow.

Welcome to the Brownwood Rotary Club Website!

Posted by Laura Terhune

Welcome to the Brownwood Rotary Club Website!

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