Week 38: Tip of the Week

#38: Did you know that ClubRunner has the largest online Rotary Community worldwide?

With thousands of Rotary clubs and districts subscribed to the ClubRunner network worldwide, we take pride in serving Rotarians in 6 continents. In use by various sizes of clubs, districts and zones, our users have provided valuable suggestions to contribute to what ClubRunner is today.

Read more about ClubRunner’s history and find out how ClubRunner is making a difference to Rotarians every day by visiting our official website.

MyEventunner: Monitor and Track Your Event Registrations Payments.

We know that it's important for your event committee to monitor the status and success of your upcoming events. With that in mind, MyEventRunner now provides a report just to monitor event registration payments.

The Event Registration Payments Report allows event administrators to search confirmed member registration records for a specified event by the following parameters:

• First name
• Last name
• Registration number

Also, filter the search results by either the all, paid or unpaid payment status. The results of this generated report can be exported into an Excel or PDF file. Lastly, send a reminder notice to all unpaid members from this screen to make following up with registrants quick and easy.

Stay tuned for more information about MyEventRunner and how it can help you make event registration easy!

Week 37: Tip of the Week

#37: Did you know that you can use the EventPlanner to get members to volunteer for your new committee structure?

Use the Volunteer Tasks sub-module within EventPlanner to create each committee as a Task, and each subcommittee as a subtask. You can also specifiy how many members are needed per committee. When you’re done putting together your structure, you can issue a Volunteer request to all your members so that they can see the club’s committee structure and who else has joined each committee. Then, they can volunteer online and sign up to join a committee.

For more detailed instructions on using the Volunteers sub-module, please click here.

Meet ClubRunner at the Tejas Multi-District Conference

Next weekend, ClubRunner will be in San Antonio at the Tejas Multi-District Conference and we can't wait to meet you there! If you are planning to attend, be sure to drop by the ClubRunner booth so you can learn about all our recent product enhancements! Also, get a sneak peak at the Website Designer 2.0 and find out how you can become a beta tester.

Week 36: Tip of the Week

#36: Did you know that discussion forums are great ways to ease your members into the social media movement?

Built into your ClubRunner site, discussion forums can be used to share information and seek feedback from members on topics related to club matters without leaving your site. If you’re looking to encourage members to access your club’s social networks (i.e. Twitter, Facebook), this is a great way to start.

Located on the menu bar as “Forums”, once logged in members are able join various discussions and share their thoughts.

Visit ClubRunner's Booth at the Heartland PETS

This weekend is the Heartland Rotary PETS, and ClubRunner can't wait to see you there! If you are planning to attend, be sure to drop by the ClubRunner booth so you can learn about all our recent product enhancements! Also, get a sneak peak at the Website Designer 2.0 and find out how you can become a beta tester.

Week 35: Tip of the Week

#35: Did you know that you don’t have to change the interface of your current website in order to use ClubRunner?

ClubRunner is able to provide you with a database administration and communication package to help your club manage all your behind the scenes tasks and duties. There’s no need to change your current website provider and we’ll work with you to implement a secure system while maintaining the look and feel of your own website. Contact us to learn how today.