Rotary Public Awareness Posters

What could this idea change?

Residents receive concise, readable local information in trusted physical settings, including a non-digital way to respond.

Could this work in our club?

• People passing through community venues, workplaces, libraries, campuses, transport-adjacent spaces and event sites. Use when priority audiences regularly use identifiable venues where posters are permitted and likely to be noticed.

Before you start

• A placement register with written owner approval, display dates, size, mounting method and removal owner.
• Production-ready artwork using approved marks, contrast, hierarchy, plain language and minimum readable type.
• A tested short link, QR destination and printed phone or email fallback with lifecycle ownership.

At the end: Check live destinations weekly, respond through the published channel, and close the campaign by reconciling every item in the placement register rather than assuming venues removed it.