WHEN is your Rotary Club's Centennial

Why don't you ask all of your members to sign up for our publications at www.historyfeatures.org
(It's free of any charge.)

As of Saturday 1 March 2014, the first 105 Rotary clubs will all have reached 100 years.

That was what started RGHF founder Jack M. B. Selway on a nearly fourteen year quest:
"Who were the first 100 clubs?" The beginning of RGHF was www.rotaryfirst100.org.
Tomorrow, that job will be done? But no, what about the other 34,000 clubs. Don't they count?

The first 100 Rotary Clubs are listed at www.historyfirst100.org
but the "Rest of the Stories" must now be posted at www.historylibrary.org
Anyone can open a free account and do that.

When will your club's centennial be? Please post your history now and be ready.
Here's what we do know: 100 years from tomorrow, every one of today's surviving
clubs will have reached the 100 year mark.

It's remarkable that the first 100+5 are all still in business.
You can't say that for hardly any 100 year old organizations.

And, after nearly 14 years, what about RGHF?

www.rghf.org,www.historyfellowship.org,and

www.whatpaulharriswrote.org. We have grown to over 4,000 pages,
50,000 articles, social media and much more.

We have only just begun, and as Rotarians learn about Rotary's Global History,
we'll see a renewed interest in the people with "pins that look like wheels."

Answer a one question survey: "When Rotarians know and share the rich Global History
of Rotary, that will benefit membership retention." From RGHF.org

Continue the conversation, with your comments, on our public Facebook page at www.historyfan.org
Our open RGHF group is also on Rotary International's website at
http://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/node/63166
We also have a LinkedIn discussion group at http://www.historydiscussion.org

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