$388K in expenses

District officer and club training. This program is reflected primarily in the financial activity funded by the districts general and conference fund. The district governor and other district officers and trainers visited all 90 clubs of the district to assist in leadership training and to encourage goal setting and achievement. The district governors also oversaw the annual district-wide conference and training event made available to all approximate 4,000 rotary members within the district. Our assistant governors meet with each of their assigned rotary clubs on a quarterly basis to provide leadership and help the clubs to achieve their rotary and community service goals.

$316K in expenses

Increasing humanitarian services both locally and worldwide. This program service is reflected primarily in the financial activity funded by the districts designated district fund (DDF). 61 grants and scholarships were awarded by the district to organizations and individuals that demonstrated increasing humanitarian activities and services selected by the district.these grants include learning leadership as well as provide community improvements.

$207K in expenses

Youth program services. This program service is reflected primarily in the financial activity funded by the districts yex and ryla funds, and the youth service committee budget of the general fund. This year 22 high school students form the districts area were processed to study and live abroad with rotary families, and 22 high school students from foreign countries were processed and selected to be hosted by families within the district.we also run a two-day intensive leadership training program for 30 students to learn more about rotary, more about leadership, and how to work together to complete a project. We send these students home with new leadership skills and good understanding of the rotary mission and culture.