Rotarians
Civic club members
Rotarians are members of Rotary International, a service organization founded in 1905.
Local Rotary clubs meet regularly—often for weekly lunches—to network and organize community service projects.
The name comes from the early practice of rotating meetings among members' offices.
The Rotarians raised funds for a new playground.
Unpaid community assistance
- humanitarianHelper of suffering people
- outreachProactive community assistance
- charityVoluntary aid for others
- reliefEasing of distress
aid · donation · fundraising · giving · grants · scholarships · endowment · philanthropy
Building professional relationships
- meetingsOrganized group assemblies
- connectionsRelationships between things
- colleaguesProfessional associates
- partnershipsFormal business alliances
collaboration · socializing · mingling · camaraderie · friendship · luncheons
Elected leader of nation
- governorState's chief executive
- boardFlat rigid panel
- committeesGroups delegated specific duties
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
volunteerism
Unpaid community assistance
- humanitarianHelper of suffering people
- outreachProactive community assistance
- charityVoluntary aid for others
relief · aid · donation · fundraising · giving · grants · scholarships · endowment · philanthropy · benevolence
networking
Building professional relationships
- meetingsOrganized group assemblies
- connectionsRelationships between things
- colleaguesProfessional associates
partnerships · collaboration · socializing · mingling · camaraderie · friendship · luncheons
president
Elected leader of nation
- governorState's chief executive
- boardFlat rigid panel
- committeesGroups delegated specific duties
mentorship · guidance · governance · community-leaders · professionals
Rotariansrecluses
People avoiding all society
hermits · loners · shut-ins · misanthropes · isolates
Rotariansanarchists
Opponents of state authority
revolutionaries · radicals · dropouts · bohemians · outcasts