Would your Rotary Club be interested in chartering a new Rotaract club? Here are three easy steps for Rotarians:
If you are a young adult and could be interested in founding a local Rotaract club in your area, let us or your local rotary know and we can support you!
1. Research. Form a Rotaract committee in your club to see if your club is interested in sponsoring a new Rotaract Club and committing to the responsibilities. Research the community’s base of young adults.
2. Find (15) potential Rotaractors: e.g. Rotary Youth Exchange students, RYLA participants, Rotary family members, university students … anyone is a potential member!
3. Info event: Invite the potential members to an informative event to learn more about Rotaract. Invite also Rotaract members from other clubs to share their stories! Keep in mind that a minimum of 15 charter members is recommended to establish a new Rotaract club. It is not a mission impossible!
More details available in the Rotaract Handbook.
** Would your club like to become a registered association?
Please ask for model rules from us! **
