YES we climb mountains!
I am often asked what do we do in Rotary. Times have changed and now we are based on fellowship friendship through ACTION. It maybe locally, nationally or on and international scale. Since 2005 Rotary International have created 25 plus Rotarian Action Groups, these groups offer a myriad of service opportunities for new and older members to join and make a difference.
One Rotarian Action Group that I started with a few other like minded Rotarains is the Rotarian Action Group for Endangered Species or RAGES for short:
We look at ways to help save endangered species such as rhinos, elephants, lions, orangutans and many other areas where we are losing our heritage in the form of iconic species.
Our Patron is Dr. Dame Jane Goodall and if you want ACTION here is a group that is ACTION Based:
Here is a list of other Rotarian Action Groups that may be of interest to you:
Addiction Prevention www.rag-ap.org
AIDS and Family Health www.rfha.org
Alzheimer’s and Dementia http://adrag.org/
Blindness Prevention www.rag4bp.org
Blood Donation http://ourblooddrive.org/
Child Slavery www.racsrag.org
Clubfoot www.rag4clubfoot.org
Dentistry www.ragdv.com
Diabetes www.ragdiabetes.org
Disaster Assistance www.dna-rag.com
Endangered Species www.endangeredrag.org
Environmental Sustainability www.esrag.org
Food Plant Solutions http://foodplantsolutions.org
Health Education and Wellness www.hewrag.org
Hearing www.ifrahl.org
Hunger and Malnutrition www.alleviatehunger.org
Literacy www.litrag.org
Malaria www.remarag.org
Mental Health http://ragonmentalhealth.org
Microfinance and Community Development http://ragm.org
Multiple sclerosis www.rotary-rfmsa.org
Peace www.rotarianactiongroupforpeace.org
Polio Survivors and Associates www.rotarypoliosurvivors.com
Population and Development www.rifpd.org
Preconception Care www.raghphc.org
Water and Sanitation www.wasrag.org