Rotary has developed four basic approaches for the expression of the Object of Rotary.
These are known as "Avenues of Service" and they are:

Club Service:  service to and within Ottawa-Glandorf Rotary; promoting
and strengthening the club, through attendance and fellowship, building and retaining membership; providing interesting programs; maintaining sgt. of arms duties; and maintaining club history for that year.
Club Chair:  Mary Jo Williams
Programs:  Gary Buckland
Sgt. of Arms:  Dandy Don Smith
Fellowship Comm:  Annette Warren
Membership:  Bob Fawcett
Club History:  Sue Hohenbrink and Amy Sealts

Vocational Service:  service in and through one's business or profession;
helping people find useful work by sponsoring career development programs;
maintaining the STRIVE Scholarship program at OGHS to better prepare students for employment and life; maintain various literacy programs; look to development a program in the elementary grades that promote service and character; acknowledging those who achieve excellence and uphold high ethical standards in their life.
Vocational Chair:  Brenda Fawcett
STRIVE chair:  Ken Pollitz
Literacy :  Jessica Trinko and Don Smith
Community Service Award:  Joe Laudick (V.P.)
Character Campaign/Early Act:  Mary Jo Williams

Community Service:  service to Ottawa-Glandorf community; encouraging
members to undertake projects, individually and collectively, that will
improve the quality of life.  Maintain public relations and communications
for better community awareness, and look for fundraising opportunities to
maintain the endeavors of the club.
Community Chair:  Rob Fawcett
Public Relations:  Amy Sealts
Park Project:  Mike Burkholder
Fundraising:  Tom Rosenbauer and Tony Hovest (Pres-Elect)
Various community projects: OGHS Homecoming and Santa Parade
Book donations to Putnam Library with Sentinel:  Don Smith

International Service:  development and maintenance of friendly and harmon-
ious international relations in our troubled world; promoting understanding,
and intelligent goodwill toward all  nations as an essential ingredient for
world peace.
International Chair:  Barney Beckman
Water Well Project:  Bob Fawcett and Barney Beckman
MESA (Medical equipment and Supplied Abroad):  David Iliff
World Community Day:  Darla Lammers
Rotary Foundation:  Ginger O'Malley

ROTARY FOUNDATION:  An endowment fund was established by Rotarians in
in 1917 "for doing some good in the world."  It became a 501c3 know as the
Rotary Foundation in 1928.  Today, more than $70 million is given annually to
this fund to support a wide range of humanitarian grants and educational
programs that promote international understanding throughout the world.

OG Rotarians that are Paul Harris Fellows (Have donated over $1,000 or more to the Rotary International Foundation): 13 Total Members

Mike Burkholder, Brenda Fawcett, Bob Fawcett, Cindy Fortman, Kimberly
French, John Harris, Scott Hershberger, Sue Hohenbrink, Tony Hovest, Ginger O'Malley,Dan Schutt, Randy Verhoff, Barry Woodyard.

Thank you to these Rotarians and the other OG Rotarians that are currently Sustaining members on thier way to become Paul Harris Fellows.