1. Friendship: and fellowship for a lifetime.
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2. Business Development: a network of members from a wide variety of business fields who "help one another, and collectively help others"
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3. Personal Growth & Development: education in human relations and personal development
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4. Leadership Development: in ourselves and others
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5.Citizenship in the Community: Rotarians are active members in their local communities as well the club itself.
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6. Continuing Education: weekly information about what is going on in our community, nation and the world (Different speakers and topics each week)
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7. FUN: Meetings, projects, social activities and service are about giving back and having fun.
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8. Public Speaking Skills: one of many skills that Rotary helps its members develop
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9. Citizenship in the World: Rotarians are given "Rotary International" pins and encouraged to attend Rotary's 32,900 clubs in 204 nations and regions around the world.
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10. Assistance when Traveling: Rotary clubs are everywhere and so are its doctors, lawyers, travel agents etc. to help others and their fellow Rotarians in need.
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16. Entertainment: parties, conferences, conventions, assemblies and institutes for your entertianment.
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12. Development of Social Skills: Get to know your fellow Rotarians at various events. "Rotary is for people who like people, or who want to."
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13. Family Programs: one of the world's largest youth exchange pograms, high school and college clubs for future Rotarians and many other programs geared toward family growth and fun.
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14. Vocational Skills: occupational growth for oneself and encouragement to teach youth about one's job/vocation.
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15. Development of Ethics: The "4-Way Test"governs one's ethical standards in their professional and personal lives.
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16. Cultural Awareness: The Rotary Club is internationally made up of a diverse group of people from every religion, race, ethic identity, social class. It's members have the opportunity to learn about other cultures and share educate others about their own cultures/beliefs as well.
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17. Prestige: Rotary consists of leaders in various occupational fields. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious service clubs in the world.
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18. Nice People: Rotarians follow the policy that "it's nice to be important, but it's important to be nice."
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19. Absence of "Official Creed:" no secret handshakes, meetings or rituals. "It is an open society of men and women who simply believe in helping others."
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20. The Opportunity to Serve: community service to local and global communities; "He Profits Most Who Serves the Best."
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