Rotary Club guiding principles include the Four-Way Test (Truth, Fairness, Goodwill and Friendship) Other principals involve Rotary's commitment to Service above Self, which is channeled through Five Avenues of Service: Club, Vocational, Community, International and New Generations. Club Service works to strengthen fellowship of members through training and hospitably. Clubs have serious topics to work toward, so having various social events that bring members and their guest informally and for fun, contributes to genuine fellowship Vocational Service encourages members to serve other people through their vocations, education, skillsets, which encourages high ethical standards Community Service is exactly what the name implies-projects and activities each club undertakes to improve community life. International Service volunteers work to expand the Rotarians humanitarian work around the world. This important service promotes understanding and peace, sponsors projects in other countries and works with international partners to support projects in their communities New Generation Service works to engage youth and young adults in leaderships roles. |