Rotary Fellowship Groups
are groups of Rotarians who share a common interest, hobby or passion.
While Rotary Action Groups focus on the seven Rotary causes. Fellowship groups are broad and focus more on common special interests and hobbies.
There are many topic groups on all kinds of things and they are a place to go to learn and have fun as a group of like minded individuals
They are listed on Rotary.org and you can learn more about them here. <===
Here is a partial list of some of them:
- Amateur Radio
- Antique Automobiles
- Argentine Culture
- Badminton
- Bathhouse
- Beard and Moustache
- Bee
- Beer
- Bird Watching
- Caravanning
- Chess
- Comedy
- Computer Users
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Cricket
- Cruising
- Cultural Heritage
- Curling
- Cycling
- Doll Lovers
- Draughts (Checkers)
- E-Clubs
- Editors and Publishers
- Educators
- Environment
- Esperanto
- Ethics
- European Philosophy
- Executive Managers
- Fishing
- Flying
- Genealogists
- Gin
- Go
- Golf
- Gourmet Cooking
- Graphic Designers
- Healthcare Professionals
- Hiking
- Home Exchange
- Honorary Consuls
- Horseback Riding
- Hunting
- Internet
- Italian Culture
- Jazz
- Latin Culture
- Lawyers
- Leadership
- LGBT+
- Magicians
- Magna Graecia
- Marathon Running
- Metalhead
- Motorcycling
- Music
- Old and Rare Books
- Palmwine
- Past District Governors
- Peace Fellows
- Photographers
- Police and Law Enforcement
- Public Health
- Quilters and Fiber Artists
- Railroads
- Recreational Vehicles
- Rotary Global History
- Rotary Heritage and History
- Rotary Means Business
- Rotary on Pins
- Rotary on Stamps
- Rowing
- Scouting
- Scuba
- Shooting Sport
- Singles
- Skiing
- Social Networks
- Strategic Planning
- Surfing
- Table Tennis
- Tennis
- Travel and Hosting
- Triathlon
- Wellness and Fitness
- Whisk(e)y
- Wildlife Conservation
- Wine
- Yachting
- Yoga