Joint community activities
Planning and carrying out an activity together, with responsibilities agreed in advance.
Partnerships and collaboration
We are open to working with organizations and institutions whose aims overlap with ours. This page explains what collaboration can look like and how to propose one.
We do not list partner names or logos on this website unless a partnership has been agreed and the partner has approved being named.
Ways to collaborate
Youth and skills sessions
Workshops or talks where an organization contributes expertise and the club organizes participation.
Volunteer support
Club members volunteering for an initiative run by another organization.
Venues and practical help
Providing space, materials or logistics for an activity that serves the community.
Institutional cooperation
Working with schools, faculties or public institutions on activities within their remit.
In-kind contributions
Goods or services that make a planned activity possible, agreed in writing beforehand.
What we look for in a partnership
A shared and clearly stated purpose, realistic expectations about what each side can contribute, and agreement on how the activity will be communicated publicly. We prefer a small, well-delivered activity over an ambitious announcement.
What we do not do
We do not lend the club's name to commercial promotion, political campaigning, or activities that are inconsistent with the principles of Rotaract. We do not claim endorsements or affiliations that have not been formally granted.
How to propose a collaboration
Write to the organization with a short description of the idea, what you would contribute, what you would need from the club, and a realistic timeframe. Proposals are discussed by the members at a club meeting, so a reply may take some time.
Partnership enquiries
Email: sebastian.saunders616@gmx.com · Phone: +38944331006