8 tips for getting young people interested in your club
Nathaniel Smith and Kristin Post met on a walking tour of Dupont Circle, a lively neighborhood in Washington, D.C. That’s where things got a little creepy — in a ghoulish sort of way.
The Halloween-inspired walk featured ghost stories and neighborhood history. It also replaced a regular meeting of the Rotary Club of Dupont Circle Washington. It’s just the kind of activity that can attract young people — or the young at heart — to Rotary.
«This type of club meeting not only shakes up the tradition-bound notions of Rotary, it also creates an event to show off our club to younger prospects,»…
