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Handbook · Chapter 02

Two clubs. One friendship.

Twinship is Rotaract's oldest relationship: two clubs that choose each other, across the district or across the world, and commit to joint projects, exchanged ideas and mutual celebration. This chapter covers the two kinds of twinship, how to find the right partner, the Memorandum of Understanding that makes it official, and the goodwill visits that keep it warm.

Sources: the directory's Twinship & MOU sections and the District Rotaract Guidebook. The MOU template in the guides folder matches the directory's sample exactly.

Two twinned clubs illustration
Intra & inter
MOU signed
5 members
Renewal yearly

Inside this chapter

Four sections: the idea, the partner hunt, the paperwork, and the relationship that keeps both clubs growing.

Watch it in action

Twinship is a worldwide habit. This is an international twin story, from Rotaract clubs in Beograd and Roma Est, to show what a real one looks like.

Keep going

A twin club is your best partner for joint service and joint grants. See what to build together next.

Grants chapter
Grants: Funding Service

Two clubs working together make a far stronger grant application.

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Projects: 7 Areas of Focus

Ready-to-run project designs to plan jointly with your twin club.

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The Handbook

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No twin club yet? No problem.

The next chapter covers the other way to grow: starting a brand-new club in your community.

Next: Starting a New Club →