STAR Club awards
The Rotary Foundation's fundraising goal is for every Rotarian to donate $100 every year.
To support this goal, District 6780 launched the STAR CLUB Designation Program during Rotary's Centennial year, 2004-2005. The program has been a great success. Rotarians are proud to belong to a STAR CLUB and to help make District 6780 become the brightest constellation in the world of Rotary.
Our District recognizes as a STAR CLUB every club whose annual contribution level reaches an average of $100 per member.
In order for a club to receive STAR CLUB designation and be recognized at the District Conference the club MUST turn in its annual contributions by March 31st each year. This will allow enough time to determine which clubs will be recognized at the annual District Conference.
Clubs that meet the goal by June 30th will be lauded by the District Governor during the annual visit to the club. Also, there will be a special list of the STAR CLUBS displayed on the District's web site and listed in the annual District Directory.
Designation as a STAR CLUB adds prestige to each and every club that achieves this annual level of support for our Rotary Foundation.
Every year each Rotary Club can add more stars. Clubs that continue to show full support for the Rotary Foundation year after year will be classified as a 2 STAR CLUB, 3 STAR CLUB, 4 STAR CLUB, 5 STAR CLUB, to 10 SUPER STAR CLUB, etc.
Rotary District 6780's goal is to have every club recognized as a STAR CLUB every year.
There is not a better way for all of us to affirm our belief in the incredible programs and projects made possible by The Rotary Foundation. Motivate your Rotary club to become a STAR CLUB!
For more information on achieving a Star Club award, contact Andy Anderson at abanderson@aol.com
HISTORY OF STAR CLUBS IN DISTRICT 6780:
The Star Club program honors those clubs whose contributions to The Rotary Foundation's Annual Giving Fund average $100 per member or more.
Winchester was the first club in our District to achieve STAR status; in the 2004-2005 Rotary year, the club's members were first to submit a per capita average of $100 or more. There were 31 STAR clubs in the program's first year.
Clubs who achieved the Star Club status for 10 years were given a Superstar award, which was a bigger star for the banner, and Superstar club status.
Clubs Star Club Status as of June 30th, 2018:
Bearden: Superstar 14yrs
Bradley Sunrise: Superstar 13yrs
Carthage: 4yrs
Chattanooga: Superstar 13yrs
Chattanooga Breakfast: Superstar 14yrs
Chattanooga Hamilton Place: Superstar 13yrs
Cleveland: Superstar 14yrs
Clinton: 2yrs
Cookeville: Superstar 13yrs
Cookeville Breakfast: Superstar 12yrs
Cookeville Sunset: 6yrs
Crossville: Superstar 10yrs
Crossville Breakfast: 7yrs
Dayton: Superstar 11yrs
Etowah: 0
Fairfield Glade: Superstar 14yrs
Farragut: Superstar 14yrs
Fayetteville: Superstar 12yrs
Franklin Co AM: 9yrs
Gatlinburg: 8yrs
Grundy County: Superstar 12yrs
Harriman: 2yrs
Hartsville: Superstar 12yrs
Jamestown: 7yrs
Jefferson City: 5yrs
Kingston: Superstar 14yrs
Knoxville: Superstar 14yrs
Knoxville Breakfast: Superstar 14yrs
Knoxville Volunteer: 10yrs
Lafayette: 5yrs
Lebanon: 2yrs
Lebanon Breakfast: 9yrs
Lenoir City: 10yrs
Livingston: Superstar 14yrs
Loudon: 7yrs
Manchester: 6yrs
Maryville: Superstar 14yrs
McMinnville: 4yrs
McMinnville Breakfast: 4yrs
Monteagle-Sewanee: 10yrs
Morristown: Superstar 14yrs
Morristown AM: Superstar 12yrs
Mt. Juliet Breakfast: 2yrs
Mt. Juliet Noon: 6yrs
North Knoxville: Superstar 13yrs
Oak Ridge: Superstar 14yrs
Oak Ridge Breakfast: Superstar 14yrs
Oak Ridge Sunset: 10yrs
Pigeon Forge: Superstar 13yrs
Rockwood: 3yrs
Rogersville: Superstar 14yrs
Sevierville: 8yrs
Sevierville Sunrise: 9yrs
Seymour Breakfast: Superstar 13yrs
Shelbyville: Superstar 14yrs
Smith Co Noon: 0
Smithville: Superstar 11yrs
South Campbell Co: Superstar 12yrs
South Pittsburg: Superstar 12yrs
Sparta: Superstar 14yrs
Tellico Lake: Superstar 13yrs
Tullahoma: Superstar 14yrs
Tullahoma Sunrise: 11yrs
Turkey Creek Sunset: 3yrs
Winchester: Superstar 14yrs
