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International Service & Fellowship

Distance is no barrier to Rotary friendship

As an e-club, we meet online and serve everywhere, and in 2026 that spirit travelled in person, carrying our club's banner to Rotary clubs across the United States.

A Banner on the Move

Our banner travels the world

Carried in person

Our member Rtn. Uttam Jaiswal, International Service Chair, is visiting US Rotary clubs as a visiting Rotarian.

Fellowship first

Sharing stories, exchanging club flags, and being welcomed as family at breakfasts, lunches and evening meetings.

Opening doors

Each visit opens the possibility of a joint online meeting between our club and theirs.

What is a flag exchange? A cherished Rotary tradition: visiting Rotarians exchange their club's flag or banner as a token of international friendship. Every exchange is a new thread in Rotary's global fabric, now linking Bangalore to communities across North Carolina and New Jersey.

Clubs Visited · 2026

Friendships made across the USA

16 clubs and counting, flags exchanged and bridges built.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Alamance

Rotary Club of Alamance

Graham, NC · 14 July 2026

A warm welcome from Secretary Carolyn Rhode and President Jon Wilson; flags exchanged and a tour of the college training centre, the first stop of the journey.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Clemmons

Rotary Club of Clemmons

Clemmons, NC · 15 July 2026

Breakfast fellowship at the Village Inn, a flag exchange, and a members’ classification talk. With thanks to President Wendy Taylor and Secretary Kim Still.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of High Point

Rotary Club of High Point

High Point, NC · 16 July 2026

Lunch fellowship with President Scott Wagoner and members; flags exchanged, and an interest in a joint online meeting with our club.

Flag exchange with the Crescent Rotary Club

Crescent Rotary Club

Greensboro, NC · 20 July 2026

In a lovely gesture, President Ed Widman tracked down the club’s own flag, unused for many years, so we could exchange flags; fellowship continued over coffee.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Salisbury

Rotary Club of Salisbury

Salisbury, NC · 21 July 2026

Warmly hosted by President-Elect Ralph Young, with the gracious company of Cindy B. Fink, District Governor-Nominee 2028–29 (Rotary District 7680).

Flag exchange with the Summit Rotary Club

Summit Rotary Club

Greensboro, NC · 24 July 2026

A high-energy meeting; flags exchanged with President Mark Kolada and Executive Secretary Sherry Barr, another club keen on a joint online meeting.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Southern Guilford

Rotary Club of Southern Guilford

Greensboro, NC · 28 July 2026

A warm welcome, with the privilege of a short presentation about our home club, and of meeting Assistant Governor Sandra C. Roseborough (2024–26). A club with both feet firmly on the ground.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of King

Rotary Club of King

King, NC · 30 July 2026

Warmly received by Secretary Brandy Phillips-Brandon; club flags exchanged with President Brian Spencer, followed by an informative tour of Forsyth Tech’s Northwest Forsyth Center. A memorable visit.

Flag exchange with the Gate City Rotary

Gate City Rotary

Greensboro, NC · 6 August 2026

A wonderful morning with a lively, fun-filled club, flags exchanged with David Lillard, and a thoroughly enjoyable talk by Joey Huttman of the local minor-league hockey team.

Flag exchange with the Huntersville Happy Hour Rotary Club

Huntersville Happy Hour Rotary Club

Huntersville, NC · 10 August 2026

A lively, fun-filled evening: flags exchanged with President-Elect Mike House, a spirited round of “Happy Dollars,” and a fine talk on Business Succession Planning by Deb Christman.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Maplewood

Rotary Club of Maplewood

Maplewood, NJ · 18 August 2026

Warmly hosted by President David at Toro Loco, South Orange. A small but remarkably effective club, from Christmas trees, socks and scholarships to bikes and sewing machines shipped abroad through Pedals for Progress.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Morris Plains

Rotary Club of Morris Plains

Morris Plains, NJ · 21 August 2026

A lively breakfast in the club’s spirited style, with “Happy & Sad” dollars, good-humoured fines, and banners exchanged. A fitting touch: their banner carries Morse code, first demonstrated nearby in Morristown.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Clubs of South Orange & West Orange

Rotary Clubs of South Orange & West Orange

The Oranges, NJ · 21 August 2026

A joint afternoon meeting of the Rotary Clubs of South Orange and West Orange, with generous hosts and a heart-warming welcome song from a West Orange member. Fittingly, this is Edison’s New Jersey: West Orange is home to his great laboratory.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Summit-New Providence

Rotary Club of Summit-New Providence

Summit, NJ · 24 August 2026

A warm Monday lunch at Christ Church Summit, opened with the club’s Rotary song. We spoke about serving together and gifted our banner, with Summit’s flag to follow. A happy surprise: we shared a table with Sukumar, a visiting Rotarian from India.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Berkeley Heights

Rotary Club of Berkeley Heights

Berkeley Heights, NJ · 26 August 2026

A warm morning meeting at Delicious Heights, chaired by Past President Jim Ramentol. A small but wonderfully motivated club, full of energy for hands-on service, and we were glad to present our banner in friendship.

Flag exchange with the Rotary Club of Morristown

Rotary Club of Morristown

Morristown, NJ · 26 August 2026

A lively evening cookout at Loantaka Park, a happy close to our New Jersey visits. We exchanged banners with President Will Draper and shared warm fellowship, with guests from India and Malaysia too, three countries under one pavilion.

Across the summer of 2026 our banner travelled to Rotary clubs across North Carolina and New Jersey. What began as flag exchanges is now turning into friendships, joint online meetings, and the shared projects those bonds make possible.

What Comes Next

A living bridge: joint online meetings

Members meeting members

Several US clubs are keen to hold a joint online meeting with our club, Rotarians on two continents, face to face and live.

Built for this

As an online-native e-club, cross-continent fellowship is exactly what we are made for.

With Gratitude

Thank you to our hosts

Every visit was made possible by Rotarians who welcomed us, answered our emails, arranged directions, and opened their meetings to a guest from across the world. With warm thanks to:

…and every member and officer whose warmth made these visits unforgettable.

Beyond the Tour

International service, all year round

The flag exchanges are the latest chapter in a long story of service across borders.

Avoidable Blindness, West Africa

Year-on-year eye-surgery missions in Ghana and Nigeria, restoring sight and training local surgeons.

Online Joint Projects

Collaborative learning between schools in India and Bangladesh, and a live cross-continent cultural exchange with clubs in Ghana.

Global Fellowships

Our members lead global Rotary fellowships, including the Rotary Fellowship of Authors.

Let's build a bridge between our clubs

We are actively seeking sister-club relationships and joint projects worldwide. If your club would like to connect with an online Rotary club spanning the globe, we'd love to hear from you.