There are three types of activities within the Rotaract Program that all clubs undertake in varying degrees:

professional development
leadership development
service projects

... which in turn involve:

Organizing, coordinating, and participating in local community service projects
enjoying social events, having fun, and make new friends here and overseas
participating in international humanitarian aid projects
organizing seminars and guest speakers to aid their own professional development
taking on various levels of responsibility as part of their leadership development
using various opportunities to hone their public speaking skills

Rotaract Clubs in District 7450 have participated in an exciting array of service projects and activities over the last few years and some of them are as follows:

helped local merchants decorate the downtown streets for the holidays
raised money for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation by fielding a volleyball team in a tournament
cleared invasive vines at an environmental education center; competed for and won first prize for the most vines cleared
traveled to India to participate in Rotary’s National Immunization Day
repaired donated bicycles, distributed them to underprivileged children, and taught them to ride
raised money at a talent show to build a school for Tsunami victims in cooperation with a Rotaract club at the site of the disaster
mentored and tutored high school students in residence at an ABC house

visited with low income elderly at Easter time and distributed personal gift baskets
traveled to Mexico over Spring break to build houses for the poor
wrapped holiday presents to distribute to underprivileged children
held a "Night at the Races" and raised more than $10,000 to help Family Support Services in their fight against and treatment of child sexual abuse victims
participated with a team of runners and volunteers for the Arthritis Foundation's "Jingle Bell Run"