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Jackie Robinson Day

Rotary Club of Courtice – Wednesday, April 15, 2026

42

1. Opening Ceremonies

  • Call to Order & National Anthem
  • Special Jackie Robinson Day Reflection
  • Rotary Invocation & Land Acknowledgement

2. Fundraising & Event Updates

⚾ Blue Jays Trip Recap

A look back at the Apr 12th trip: highs, lows, and feedback.

Ticket Update: We may have 2 or 3 tickets becoming available. If you know someone who wants to go, please let me know via email.

🥍 Oshawa Firewolves: Tucker Out Lymphoma

Andrew from the Firewolves has offered a Special Suite Night for the Apr 19th game. We have exactly 32 tickets left to hit our goal.

3. Club Data & Archive 📊

ClubRunner & Facebook Data Dump

The latest metrics from ClubRunner and Facebook have been archived and are now ready for review.

4. District Meeting Takeaways 📋

Detailed Notes from DG Niecy

Toggle the sections below for in-depth insights from the Club Presidents Meeting:

Strategic Communication & QR Codes

QR codes are convenient but require control. Ensure you know your audience and keep information secure when moving to public forums.

The Good: Best Practices
  • Present a clear organizational statement at the first meeting.
  • Empower club members and community partners early.
  • Get club dates out quickly to avoid regional conflicts.
The Tough: Leadership Reality
  • Singing from the same songbook: Once a Board decision is final, the club must speak with a unified voice.
  • Decision Reality: Leadership means making tough choices that won't please everyone.
  • The 24-Hour Rule: When faced with "slippery slopes," wait 24 hours before reacting to gain perspective.
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