WHAT IS

ROTARACT?
DRR JOHN PHILIP S. CHAN
 SERVICE
LEADERSHIP
PROFESSIONAL
COMMUNITY SERVICE
ORGANIZATION

18-30
YEARS OLD
COMMUNITY &
WORKPLACES

PEACE &
UNDERSTANDING
 ROTARY ACTION

First Rotaract Club:

JANUARY

1968
RI President
Luther Hodges
ROTARACT
CLUB OF
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH
CAROLINA

10,094184 250,792
ROTARACT CLUBS COUNTRIES ROTARACTORS
R OTARACT M OTTO
:
FELLOWSHI
THROUGH
P
SERVIC
  To develop professional and leadership skills
G To emphasize respect for the rights of others, based on
recognition of the worth of each individual
 To recognize the dignity and value of all useful
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occupations as opportunities to serve
 To recognize, practice, and promote ethical standards
as leadership qualities and vocational responsibilities
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 To develop knowledge and understanding of the needs,
problems, and opportunities in the community and
worldwide
S To provide opportunities for personal and group
activities to serve the community and promote
international understanding and goodwill toward all
people.
 PHILIPPINES
ROTARACT CLUB OF BACOLOD
FIRST CHARTERED ROTARACT CLUB IN THE PH
S E P T E M B E R 2 0 , 1 9 6 8

500+ 10 4,000+
ROTARACT CLUBS DISTRICT ROTARACTORS

C LAS S I F I CAT I O N

UNIVERSITY-BASEDCOMMUNITY-BASED
R OTARY I NTE R NATI O NAL

FOUNDER:

PAUL H.
HARRIS
AVENUES OF
SERVICE
DDS JOHN PHILIP S. CHAN
AVENUES OF SERVICE
CLUB INTERNATIONAL
SERVICE SERVICE

COMMUNITY PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE SERVICE
 CLUB
SERVICE

Examples:
Club Service focuses on Club anniversary
making clubs strong. A celebration.
thriving club is anchored by Fellowship nights.
strong relationships and an Recruitment day.
active membership Bring-a-friend
development plan. program.
Team building.
 INTERNATIONAL
SERVICE

International Service Examples:

exemplifies our global reach in End Polio Now
promoting peace and Donation.
understanding. We support International
this service avenue by volunteering
sponsoring or volunteering on programs.
international projects, seeking Rotaract / Interact
partners abroad, and more. conferences.
Sisterhood.
Examples:
Medical and Dental
mission.
Tree planting.
Clean Up Drive.
Feeding program.
Outreach program.
Community Service
encourages every
Rotaractor to find ways
COMMUNITY to improve the quality
SERVICE of life for people in their
communities and to
serve the public
interest.
 Examples:
Skills training.
Career counseling.
Mentoring program.
Classification talks.
Plant tour.

Professional
Service calls on
every Rotarian to
work with integrity
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE
and contribute their
expertise to the
problems and
needs of society.