This is the guiding principle of Rotary, “Service Above Self.”
What is the Rotary motto?
This Rotary program has helped nearly eradicate a global disease since the 1980s.
What is PolioPlus?
This tool-like object is the official symbol of Rotary.
What is a gearwheel (or cogwheel)?
This Native American tribe were the earliest known inhabitants of the Elsinore Valley.
Who are the Luiseño people?
Rotarians around the world often trade these small fabric tokens.
What are Rotary club banners (or flags)?
Rotary was founded in this U.S. city in 1905.
What is Chicago?
This youth program involves teens in service and leadership at local high schools.
What is Interact?
Rotary meetings in the United States traditionally open with this patriotic element.
What is the Pledge of Allegiance (or national anthem)?
This large natural feature is the namesake of the city and a common setting for service events.
What is Lake Elsinore (the lake)?
Rotary International’s headquarters is located in this U.S. city.
What is Evanston, IL?
Rotary clubs are part of this larger organizational structure.
What is a Rotary district?
The largest overnight instances of this program is located in District 5330.
What is RYLA?
This item is often rung to start or end a Rotary meeting.
What is the Rotary bell?
This historic bathhouse, built in 1887, attracted visitors seeking therapeutic treatments and still stands today.
What is the Crescent Bath House (now known as “The Chimes”)?
Every year, Rotary International hosts this large gathering for members from around the world. This year it is located in this city.
What is Calgary?
This Rotary-sponsored organization is for young adults who want to develop leadership skills and serve their communities.
What is Rotaract?
This international exchange program sends students to study abroad.
What is Rotary Youth Exchange?
This short test is used by Rotarians to evaluate actions and decisions.
What is the Four-Way Test?
This legendary off-road motorcycle race, revived in the 1990s, earned fame in the 1971 movie On Any Sunday.
What is the Lake Elsinore Grand Prix?
Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary, had this profession.
What is a lawyer?
Rotary’s name comes from this original practice of the founding members.
What is rotating meetings between members’ offices?
These scholarships are offered by Rotary to fund graduate study in peace and conflict resolution.
What are Rotary Peace Fellowships?
This ceremonial title is given to the leader of a Rotary club.
What is Club President?
This was the original mascot of the Lake Elsinore Storm.
Who is Hamlet?
In times of disaster, Rotary clubs often respond by providing these boxed emergency kits filled with essentials.
What are ShelterBoxes?