When you partner with Rotary, our 1.2 million members amplify your impact, elevate your brand, advance important causes, improve communities, and gain access to global connections.
We offer a variety of partnerships so we can make a bigger difference in the world.
Work with Rotary to design and implement international projects that have measurable impact on the causes we work on and are sustainable for the long term. Learn more.
Collaborate with us on service projects around the globe or help us find sustainable solutions to significant problems by supporting a Rotary project that matches your organization’s philanthropic mission. Learn more.
Help us take on a variety of service projects to increase our impact. Our service partners join us on specific projects that support our causes. Learn more.
Was your organization started by a Rotary member, or is it run by one? Rotary works with such organizations to give Rotary and Rotaract clubs project options that help global communities. Learn more.
Engage with tens of thousands of Rotary members who gather from around the world each year for the Rotary International Convention. We offer sponsorship options that will help you reach our service-focused community leaders. Learn more.
Customize your cause-related marketing programs to involve your consumers in Rotary’s efforts. We work to establish purchase-triggered donations, point-of-sale campaigns, and other marketing campaigns. To get started on your customized campaign, write to sponsorships@rotary.org or read Cause Marketing Information and Guidelines.
Reward your employees’ philanthropic interests by matching their donations to The Rotary Foundation so that we can help even more people. Learn more.
Has your organization worked with Rotary members on projects and activities? We want to recognize your work by offering you our collaborating organization designation. This designation is reserved for organizations that have proven experience working with Rotarians and Rotaractors on local or international projects. Learn more.
Since the installation of more than 175 solar lights, families living on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona, USA, can now read, work, and study long after the sun sets.
A mentoring project at the Andong Yeongmyeong School in Korea is preparing students with autism and intellectual and emotional disabilities for careers in horticulture.
Working with local community leaders, Rotary clubs piped clean water to remote villages in Ghana, freeing women and children from spending hours searching for and fetching water.
A mentoring project at the Andong Yeongmyeong School in Korea is preparing students with autism and intellectual and emotional disabilities for careers in horticulture.