Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats Analysis STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES Active members interested in Aren’t able to see opportunities in International Service X2. international service. Shelter Box, Ripple Effect, Polio Very limited (regional services) – alcohol/gaming. Lazy when it comes to Plus, exchange students fundraising. Bingo and ongoing fundraising Our location to district assemblies (foundation structure) x3. – (regional services). Programs and speakers good variety. – Reliance on bingo. Eggs in one basket Hazardous waste day, highway with bingo. Limits use of fund x2. up have good turnouts. Venue location for meetings x3. Community projects x3. Not enough presenters. Youth exchange x2. Attracting Rotarians 25 to 35 Supporting – year olds to join Club x3. Fundraising through Charity International Service - need to do Foundation funds distributed – more. throughout district. Key project. Bingo core strength online auction, – Low attendance impacts event fundraising. communication/knowledge x2. Community activities we come – together to pull of events x2. Do not promote enough (big cheque). Camaraderie, presenters x3. Promotion by advertising. Promoting Rotary through Not enough fellowship. radio/publicity x3. Training of new members x4. Communication to members, public Lack of information on what’s involved – website, Keyway. with each executive position. Member retention. Financially sound all accounts x3. – Support of district conference/events is Our members. low. The Rotary name. PR media could do more. Good support from – Weekly meetings some working Cooperation with other services – individuals might not join because they clubs/groups. can’t attend regularly. Many long-term members valuable – Succession planning. knowledge to be passed to new members. on so many social groups broad – impact. OPPORTUNITIES THREATS Are there opportunities to go on trips to Risk of not having exposure to other countries (similar to Habitat for international service. Humanity) x2? Volunteer burnout x2. Continue/expand/support regional Bingo Wabigoon Bingo Hall being – service where appropriate x2. built x2. Investigate things for club Reliant on one location at present for members to do (outside activities). meeting venue x2. Public relations x3
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats Analysis STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES Active members interested in International Service X2. Shelter Box, Ripple Effect, Polio Plus, exchange students Bingo and ongoing fundraising (foundation – structure) x3. Programs and speakers – good variety. Hazardous waste day, highway have good turnouts. Community projects x3. Youth exchange x2. Supporting Fundraising through Charity Foundation – funds distributed throughout district. Bingo core strength – online auction, event fundraising. Community activities – we come together to pull of events x2. Camaraderie, presenters x3. Promoting Rotary through radio/publicity x3. Communication to members, public – website, Keyway. Financially sound – all accounts x3. Our members. The Rotary name. Good support from Cooperation with other services clubs/groups. Many long-term members – valuable knowledge to be passed to new members. on so many social groups – broad impact. Aren’t able to see opportunities in international service. Very limited (regional services) – alcohol/gaming. Lazy when it comes to fundraising. Our location to district assemblies (regional services). Reliance on bingo. Eggs in one basket with bingo. Limits use of fund x2. Venue location for meetings x3. Not enough presenters. Attracting Rotarians – 25 to 35 year olds to join Club x3. International Service - need to do more. Key project. Low attendance impacts communication/knowledge x2. Do not promote enough (big cheque). Promotion by advertising. Not enough fellowship. Training of new members x4. Lack of information on what’s involved with each executive position. Member retention. Support of district conference/events is low. PR – media could do more. Weekly meetings – some working individuals might not join because they can’t attend regularly. Succession planning. OPPORTUNITIES THREATS Are there opportunities to go on trips to other countries (similar to Habitat for Humanity) x2? Continue/expand/support regional service where appropriate x2. Investigate things for club members to do (outside activities). Public relations x3 Risk of not having exposure to international service. Volunteer burnout x2. Bingo – Wabigoon Bingo Hall being built x2. Reliant on one location at present for meeting venue x2. up