Rotary value 01
Service
We give our time and skills to meet the needs of others. Service Above Self is the starting point.
Time. Skills. Participation.
Service Above Self means contributing your time and skills and taking part in the work of the club.
Members of Rotary Club Malta raise funds for charitable projects, give practical help in person, and bring their professional skills to the work of the club. The club meetsmondays at 7:30pm at the Radisson Blu Hotel, St Julian’s, unless otherwise indicated.
Membership begins with an introduction from an existing member. If you are interested, speak with a member you know and ask them to introduce you.
There is no application form here, and no other route in. An introduction does not guarantee membership — it starts a conversation.
Then the honest answer is that the first step is meeting someone who is. Members are active across Malta, and the club’s work is public — our projects and reports are the best place to start.
No. Giving and membership are entirely separate, and a donation confers nothing.
That varies by member and by project. This is a question for the member who introduces you — they can describe the commitment honestly.
What brings us together
Rotary value 01
We give our time and skills to meet the needs of others. Service Above Self is the starting point.
Rotary value 02
Shared work brings people together. Friendship gives us more reasons to keep showing up.
Rotary value 03
Different backgrounds and perspectives make our club stronger and help us understand the people we serve.
Rotary value 04
We act honestly, take responsibility for our decisions and treat the trust placed in us with care.
Rotary value 05
We take initiative and help others contribute. Leadership means turning a shared purpose into practical work.
Service Above SelfFor club members
If you know someone who would contribute to the life and work of our club, introduce them to our Secretary. Your personal introduction is the first step.
Propose someone to the Secretary