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Enter your project

One form for every 47817.org program. Choose the programs you would like your project considered for, tell us about it once, and our team takes it from there.

Our programs

  • January 1 to December 31, 2027

    2027 4-7-8-17 Global Success Projects

    In 2027 we showcase 365 projects, one every day, from more than 200 countries and geographical areas where Rotary is at work. Each project gets its own public page and 4-7-8-17 Report Card.

    Enter for this program
  • Young Eastern Hermann's Tortoises being returned to the wild in Greece

    Eastern Hermann’s Tortoises going home. Photo: Turtle Island

    Every week

    Species of the Week

    One project protecting a threatened species is featured every week, from turtles and macaws to whales, bees and monarchs, and shared across our species websites.

    Tell us which species your project protects.

    Enter for this program endangeredlife.org
  • One Million Drops flyer: Where East Meets West

    One Million Drops: Where East Meets West

    Open all year

    East Meets West

    Pairs a Rotary club in the Western Hemisphere with a club in the Eastern Hemisphere to share projects, ideas and partners. A One Million Drops program chaired by His Excellency Kithsiri Athulathmudali and Steve Bender, promoted on 47817eastmeetswest.org.

    Tell us if you already have a partner club, or would like us to find one.

    Enter for this program 47817eastmeetswest.org
  • The founders of the Rotary Club of Hamburg at their charter celebration in 1927

    Rotary Club Hamburg charter celebration, 1927

    October 7, 2026 to October 7, 2027

    German Projects

    Brückenbauer seit 1927: 100 years of Rotary in Germany. 365 projects in 365 days: one project with German roots is featured every day, and each carries the “German Roots” seal.

    Also asks for a short German Heritage form.

    Enter for this program brueckenbauer1927.de
  • The smiling 2027 Rose Parade Tortoise in a flower lei, with the Rotary float behind it

    The 2027 Rose Parade Tortoise

    September 23 to December 31, 2026

    Rose Parade Countdown Projects

    One project is featured every day in the countdown to the Rotary float at the 2027 Rose Parade on January 1.

    Enter for this program 100projects100countries.org

What you get

  • A public page for your project in the 47817.org Project Library
  • Your project's own 4-7-8-17 Report Card
  • A chance to be featured in our daily posts

How it works

  1. Choose one or more programs and fill in the form, about 15 minutes. German Projects add a short German Heritage form.
  2. Our team reviews your entry and builds its Report Card.
  3. We contact you before your project is featured.

The entry form

Your answers are saved on this device as you go, so you can come back and finish later.

  1. Program
  2. German Heritage
  3. About you
  4. Your project
  5. Rotary connection
  6. Tell the story
  7. Photos and video
  8. Your 4-7-8-17 self-check
  9. Review and send
Step 1 of 9 Program

Choose the programs you would like your project considered for. You can choose more than one.

Enter my project for (required)
Step 2 of 9 German Heritage

Required for German Projects. Tell us about the German heritage behind this project. Projects with German heritage receive the “German Roots” seal. You may answer in English or German.

The name of the person, family or Rotary club.
For example: founded the project, leads it, or is the partner club.
What is the connection to Germany? Choose all that apply. (required)
For example: Hamburg, or Swabia.
0 of 800 characters
One JPG, PNG or WebP image.
Step 3 of 9 About you

Tell us who to thank and how to reach you.

When we share your project, we thank the project contact by name.
Optional. Include your country code.
If your project is added to the public Project Library on 47817.org, which of your contact details may we show? (required)Your organization, website and project description are shown either way. Social posts thank the project contact by name.
Step 4 of 9 Your project

The basics we use in every post headline.

Where the work happens, for example Kumasi or Bocas del Toro.
Your project or organization website, if you have one.
Optional. A partner's website, not your own.
A month and year is fine.
Step 5 of 9 Rotary connection

Posts name a Rotary partner only when a club or district is part of the project, so please be exact.

Is a Rotary club or district part of this project? (required)
For example, Rotary Club of Newport Beach or District 3141.
0 of 600 characters
Step 6 of 9 Tell the story

Write in your own words. Real numbers make the strongest posts, so include any you have.

This becomes the featured sentence in social posts about your project.0 of 250 characters
What is the project trying to achieve?0 of 800 characters
0 of 1500 characters
Describe what you do, step by step.0 of 1500 characters
0 of 600 characters
Use real numbers where you can: people served, trees planted, kilograms of waste recovered.0 of 1200 characters
Schools, universities, agencies, businesses or community groups.0 of 800 characters
0 of 1200 characters
Step 7 of 9 Photos and video

Projects with clear photos and a short video get the most attention.

JPG, PNG or WebP. Show the work and the people doing it.
YouTube or Vimeo works best.
Google Drive or Dropbox. Set sharing to "anyone with the link" so we can open it.
Step 8 of 9 Your 4-7-8-17 self-check

Answer what you can. Anything you leave blank, our team will complete when we build your report card.

The Four-Way Test

Is it the truth?

Is it fair to all concerned?

Will it build goodwill and better friendships?

Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

Which Rotary Areas of Focus does it clearly support?
Which Pillars of Positive Peace does it strengthen?
Which UN Sustainable Development Goals does it advance?
Step 9 of 9 Review and send

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