We already have 94 leaders in place, help us get to our major milestone of 100 RCLs.
How Rotary Community Groups & Leaders benefit your club
Your club can directly benefit from its connection to other local clubs and a supportive leadership team. Together, you increase your collective impact.
How does an RCL help clubs grow?
They act as guides and mentor clubs within Rotary Community Groups (RCGs), functioning as the primary connector between clubs, the Regional Council and portfolio committees, districts, and specialist hub resources, while translating regional strategy into practical, club-level outcomes that enhance the member experience and strengthen Rotary’s public image.
Know a leader? Send them our way!
We're looking for leaders in the following regions: 9423, 9510, 9640, 9790, 9800, 9815, 9830, 9920, 9930, 9940 and 9999.
Read the RCL Position Description and What RCL's Do and Don't.
If you want to be an RCL, or know someone who fits the bill, get in touch with community@rotarysouthpacific.org