Women once stood outside Rotary’s doors. Today, they lead, shape and strengthen Rotary’s future worldwide.
North Lake Mac proves flexible, hands-on Rotary can build strong clubs, meaningful service and lasting impact.
Wellington Rotary listened, adapted and grew from 58 to 91 members in just 12 months by staying relevant.
Facebook campaign turns 187 Rotary enquiries into 140 conversations, 81 invitations and seven new members.
Rotary’s 1.25 million member goal is about sustainable growth, stronger clubs and a strong sense of belonging.
Rotary grows when we engage people first, creating pathways to purpose, service, connection and belonging too.
Thirty years in Rotary, one purpose remains: serving humanity through friendship, connection and shared action.
Corporate membership is helping the Rotary Club of Toowong grow its reach by building on trusted partnerships.
Its fresh new focus on environment and habitat is helping a Rotary club grow its reach, impact and membership.
Wānaka Rotary hits record membership, powered by community service, welcoming culture and more female members.
A cause-based Rotary club in Flagstone united locals to rescue wildlife and rapidly grew to 28 active members.
Music powers a young Rotary club, bringing people together to support communities and causes around the world.