Rotary Engagement Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. Talk about Engagement Bingo during a club meeting
2. Recruit someone from the construction industry into your club
3. Help set up and clean up at a meeting
4. Add a doctor to your club
5. Recruit a college student into your club
6. Partner with a community organization on a service project or event
7. Recruit a higher education professional into your club
8. Recruit someone from the automotive industry
9. Recruit a small business owner into your club
10. Invite a prospective member to a service project.
11. Add a banker to your club
12. Read the club newsletter.
13. Recruit a veteran into your club
14. Bring someone from your office to the club meeting.
15. Invite a prospective member to attend a club meeting
16. Ask a retired member to talk about their former profession at a club meeting
17. Contribute financially to The Rotary Foundation
18. Recruit an attorney into your club
19. Post a photo on social media of your members working together
20. Visit another Rotary Club
21. Log into DACDB.
22. Recruit a marketing professional into your club
23. Recruit a social worker into your club
24. Recruit a local elected official into your club
25. Add a computer technology professional to your club
26. Host a World Polio Day event
27. Recruit a parent of a youth exchange student
28. Add a gym owner to your club
29. Recruit an IT professional into your club
30. Add a mental health professional to your club
31. Participate in Rotary Club Committee meeting
32. Attend 4 weekly meetings in a row!
33. Participate in a club fundraiser
34. Attend a Rotary Board meeting.
35. Recruit a musician into your club
36. Invite a former member to re-engage
37. Start a giving plan to become a Paul Harris Fellow.
38. Volunteer for a Rotary Club Service Project
39. Meet with another club member for coffee, lunch, etc
40. Get a hole sponsorship for our Golf Tournament
41. Recruit a married couple into your club
42. Get an article about your club published
43. Host a social gathering for members and their guests
44. Reach out to a large employer to discuss membership opportunities with their staff
45. Recruit a retail worker into your club
46. Share a Rotary Club post on social media.
47. Meet with members to learn about why they joined
48. Add a new member
49. Share a member's accomplishments on social media
50. Recruit a healthcare administrator into your club
51. Partner with another club on a project
52. Wear your Rotary Club pin.
53. Add a librarian to your club
54. Work with a local youth group on a project
55. Hold an event with the chamber of commerce to talk to chamber members about Rotary
56. Go on a local radio show to talk about the benefits of joining Rotary
57. Tell someone about Rotary
58. Get a former member to re-join your club
59. Add a nurse to your club
60. Recruit a local business owner into your club
61. Recruit a teacher into your Rotary Club
62. Recruit a school administrator into your club
63. Host a club hike and encourage members to bring a friend to the trails
64. Sponsor a Rotaract Club