Rotaract
What is Rotaract?
Rotaract brings together adults ages 18 and older who want to make a difference, develop their leadership skills, build meaningful connections, and have fun through service.
Rotaract clubs are created and led by their members. Each club determines how it operates, which causes it supports, and what projects and activities it organizes. Whether you are a university student, a young professional, or simply looking for a meaningful way to get involved, Rotaract gives you the opportunity to turn your ideas into action.
You do not need to be a Rotary member or have previous leadership experience to participate. Come as you are, meet the members, and discover where Rotaract can take you.
Discover What Rotaract Can Offer
Make a Difference
Take part in meaningful service projects that respond to real needs in your community and beyond.
Build Your Community
Build genuine friendships with people from different backgrounds, professions, universities, and life experiences.
Grow as a Leader
Develop practical skills by leading projects, organizing events, raising funds, speaking publicly, and collaborating with community partners.
Connect Globally
Connect with Rotary and Rotaract members in Colorado and around the world through service, events, friendships, and international opportunities.
Rotaract Clubs in District 5450
Explore our District’s Rotaract clubs and find the community that feels right for you.
CU at Boulder Rotaract Club
CU at Boulder Rotaract Club brings university students together through community service, leadership, and friendship.
Members participate in hands-on projects, environmental activities, campus events, and social experiences that help them connect with one another while making a positive impact.
Sponsored by: The Rotary Clubs of Boulder Flatirons, Boulder and Boulder Valley.
University of Denver Rotaract Club
The University of Denver Rotaract Club gives students opportunities to serve, connect, and develop leadership experience through campus and community activities.
Members collaborate on service projects and work with other university organizations to support meaningful causes and bring people together.
Sponsored by: The Rotary Clubs of Aurora, Englewood, and Denver Southeast.
Auraria Rotaract Club
The Auraria Rotaract Club is a community-based club that welcomes students from the three institutions on the Auraria Campus, as well as young adults from across the surrounding community.
Members build friendships, and develop leadership skills.
Sponsored by: The Rotary Clubs of Denver 31 and Denver Metro South.
Don't See the Right Club for You?
Rotaract clubs can be community-based, university-based, online, in person, or a combination of formats. If none of the clubs above feels like the right fit, we can help you explore other opportunities or start something new.
Rotarians: Help Build the Future of Rotary
Partner with Rotaract. Empower emerging leaders. Create lasting change.
Starting or supporting a Rotaract club is an opportunity to invest in emerging leaders, expand Rotary’s reach, and build lasting partnerships through service.
Rotaract clubs are led by their members. Rotarians can strengthen them by serving as connectors, mentors, collaborators, and champions—while giving Rotaractors the freedom to shape their own club.
Your Rotary club can:
- Introduce prospective Rotaractors to one another
- Build relationships with universities, employers, and community organizations
- Invite young adults to service projects and social activities
- Partner with Rotaractors on meaningful projects
- Offer mentorship, encouragement, and practical support
- Share Rotary scholarships, RYLA, Rotary Youth Exchange, and other opportunities with Rotaract clubs
- Introduce eligible program participants and alumni to nearby Rotaract clubs
Create pathways into Rotaract.
- Share Rotary scholarships, RYLA, Rotary Youth Exchange, and other opportunities with Rotaract clubs
- Introduce eligible program participants and alumni to nearby Rotaract clubs
Let's Get Connected!
Whether you want to visit a club, explore starting something new, connect a Rotary program participant with Rotaract, or help your Rotary club support emerging leaders, the District Rotaract team is ready to help.
You do not need to know exactly what your next step should be. Tell us what interests you, and we will help you find the right opportunity.
Nicole Handal
Assistant Governor for Rotaract