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MembershipJoin the Rotary Club of Kigali Karisimbi
We welcome business and professional leaders who share our commitment to service and fellowship. In 2025–26 our membership doubled — and we are ready to welcome you.
Your Path to Membership
Express Interest
Contact the club or attend a fellowship meeting as a guest. No commitment required.
Meet Our Members
Learn about RCKK, Rotary and our current projects — find a sponsor for your application.
Orientation
Understand the responsibilities and opportunities of membership, including dues.
Approval & Induction
Once approved, you are formally inducted and welcomed into the club.
What membership offers
- Serve your community through practical, hands-on projects
- Meet business and professional leaders across Kigali
- Develop leadership and project-management skills
- Build friendships in Rwanda and around the world
- Mentor young people through Interact, Rotaract and RYLA
- Put your professional expertise to work where it counts
- Join a global network of more than 1.2 million Rotary members
What we ask of members
Standard Rotary expectations — aligned to RCKK's bylaws and attendance policy.
Attend
Take part regularly in fellowship meetings and club activities.
Make up
If you miss a meeting, attend another Rotary club’s meeting or a service activity instead.
Serve
Join at least one committee or project each Rotary year.
Contribute
Pay annual club and Rotary International dues, and support The Rotary Foundation as you are able.
Represent
Wear your Rotary pin with pride and uphold The Four-Way Test.
Of the things we think, say or do:
- 1Is it the TRUTH?
- 2Is it FAIR to all concerned?
- 3Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
- 4Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
How we organise our work
Club Service
Building a strong, well-run and welcoming club.
Vocational Service
High ethical standards; professional skills in service.
Community Service
Projects that improve life in our local community.
International Service
Partnering across borders for peace and understanding.
Youth Service
Young leaders through Interact, Rotaract and RYLA.
Frequently asked questions
01 What is Rotary?
A global network of more than 1.2 million members taking action on community challenges. Since 1905, Rotarians have worked on causes such as ending polio, improving health and education, protecting the environment and promoting peace.
02 Who can become a member?
Adults of good character who are respected in their profession or community and who want to serve. Membership usually follows attending a few meetings as a guest.
03 How much time does membership take?
Members attend regular fellowship meetings and give some additional time each month to projects and committees. You choose where to focus your energy.
04 Are there membership fees?
Yes. Members pay annual dues covering Rotary International, District and club costs. The Membership Committee explains current amounts during orientation.
05 How are projects funded?
Through member contributions, fundraising, partner sponsorship and grants from The Rotary Foundation — such as the District Grant behind our 2026 road-safety workshop.
Membership application
Complete the form and we'll be in touch about attending a fellowship meeting as our guest.