Crowdsourcing can help a struggling filmmaker fund her
next project or provide young entrepreneurs with capital
to start their dream business. It can also jump-start your
next Rotary project by connecting you with the people,
money, and resources to reach your goals. You’ll learn the
basics of crowdsourcing and why it works, get a tour of
Rotary Ideas, and get inspired to take your next project to
a new level.
Moderator: Zuhal Sharp, Service and Networking
Programs Specialist, Rotary International, Evanston,
Illinois, USA
8. Who can post projects on Rotary Ideas
• Club Presidents
• Club Secretaries
• Club Executive Secretaries
• Club Treasurers
• Club Membership Chairs
• Club Foundation Chairs
• Rotaract Advisor
• Rotaract Club President
12. After you create a project
• Promote your project on social media and to
your email list on a regular basis.
• Ask your contacts to promote it to their
network.
• Follow up with contributors.
• Re-post the project if it expires without
meeting its goals.
13. Stats
• More than 190 projects were created on
Rotary Ideas since launch.
• Rotary Ideas has more than 12,000 registered
users.
• More than 500 new registered users sign in
to Rotary Ideas each month.
14. Resources
Check out the course on the Learning Center called
“Developing and Promoting Your Service Project” where
you can learn how to use Rotary’s online tools to support
your service projects, including how to use Rotary Ideas to
seek resources for projects or to make contributions to
existing projects.