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I would like to personally welcome you to Rotary International District 6930 and our web site. Our District is comprised of 50 clubs with approximately 2000 Rotarians. We are located on the East Coast of Florida with clubs stretching from Boca Raton, north through Titusville with 3 clubs on the East Shore of Lake Okeechobee.
If you are a non-Rotarian and would like to find out more about us or would like to be considered for membership in one of our clubs, please check out our web site and feel free to contact me directly.
If you are a visiting Rotarian from another District please feel free to browse around to find places to “make up” or to learn more about us. And if you are a Rotarian from 6930 please log in.
Our clubs offer great fellowship, a diverse offering of service opportunities and WE HAVE FUN!
The Rotary International theme this year is ROTARY SHARES.
Please, come Share Rotary with us.
DG Phil
Philip H. Lustig III
District Governor
2007-2008
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RI President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson picks Rotary Shares as 2007-2008 Theme
Wilfrid J. Wilkinson, 2007-08 RI president, has launched the new Rotary year as the year to “say yes to Rotary.” The RI theme, Rotary Shares, is a reflection of his commitment to share Rotary with others through service and recruiting new members.
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Wilkinson, a member of the Rotary Club of Trenton, Ontario, Canada, sees the concept of sharing as a motivating force behind Rotary work. “In choosing this theme, I thought about how much of Rotary is about sharing. We share our time, we share our talents, we share our money with others who need our help,” he told incoming district governors at the 2007 International Assembly in February.
“In Rotary, sharing doesn’t mean giving away what you have to spare, what you don’t need for yourself,” he explained. “Sharing means giving of yourself, selflessly, for the good of others.”
