Rotary and CIS
Ross Gardler <[email protected]>
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I will shortly be proposed as a member of Rotary, as a result we can be assured of the backing of Rotary International in anything we do. Next (Rotary) year is the 100th anniversary of Rotary. As a result there will be alot of publicity around Rotary International, this will be an ideal opportunity to do a major project. With the backing of Rotary it is feasible to source a considerable number of machines and to fund their transport to the country. With the backing of Rotary it is feasible to get these machines into a large number of locations (not just schools, community centres and the like as well). At this point my Rotary club is closing in on one of two projects. There is a medical focussed project and our CIS project. We will shortly be deciding on which we should do. My concern with the CIS one is getting the backing of action rather than talk. So, I am asking for *commitment* now. If Rotary bring in a number of machines how many of you will *guarantee* to assist with their installation and basic computer literacy training for people we proivde them to. This will be *unpaid* work, but will be for good causes. It can also be extremely good publicity for our proposed association over at TTLUG. Please indicate the number of weekends you would be willing to give up over the course of a calendar year. Of course this is an estimate, but please be sensible, don't go promising too many. Please do not promise it and then let me down. I would rather be suprised by having too many volunteers at the time than too few. For my part I am willing to commit to 4 weekends over the year and as many nights as it takes to do my Rotary related admin work (this is at least 60% of my Tuesday nights, plus coordination time with donors etc. Ross