Rotaract

About Rotaract

Rotaract is a non-profit service club for students and young professionals ages 18 to 30. Rotaract clubs are either community or university based, and they're sponsored by a local Rotary club. There are more than 8,200 Rotaract clubs in about 170 countries and this is ever increasing as Rotaract has become a worldwide phenomenon.

What does Rotaract do?

Rotaract believes in the motto "Service Above Self" and is active in the communities. Members have the opportunity to help out with local organizations like soup kitchens and assisting with fundraising events at festivals. They also organize and manage their own social and service activities from Halloween parties to going to Theatre in the Park.

Typically Rotaract Clubs have general meetings every week or every other week, to plan the upcoming events, find out what the needs are within the community and internationally and keep in touch with what the club members are doing.

Why Should I Get Involved?

There are many things Rotaract has to offer. Some of the main things you can expect to gain from becoming a Rotaractor include:

  • Having loads of fun while making new friendships that last a lifetime
  • Meeting and working with other young professionals in the community
  • The satisfaction of knowing that you can make a difference, in the local community and overseas
  • The opportunity to refine your leadership and public speaking skills by becoming an Executive of the club or organizing a project
  • Pushing yourself to the limit and realizing your potential in both personal and professional areas of life
  • Getting a head start to future membership in Rotary
  • Networking with over 2 million members of the Rotary family around the world

How do I join in?

There are currently fifteen Rotaract clubs in District 6900, but we are always looking to expand our network. Click on a link below to find out about a Rotaract Club near you or contact your local Rotary club to find out about young professionals in your area.

If you have any questions about the Rotaract organization in Georgia please contact DRR6900@gmail.com.

Rotaract Clubs