A newer club to the scene is UCR Rotaract. Youth s Corridor to the Future Program. This organization is unique because of the worldwide affiliation with Rotary International and their focus on both service and a resource for individual volunteers. UCR volunteers have no requirements or fees and is open to everyone. Their sole purpose is to serve.
Projects are weekly and usually take place on the weekends.
To meet with them, go to the Lower Level Meeting Room I on Thursdays from 6 to 7 p.m. The Society of Muses is a service club focused on entertaining others by making them laugh. In fact, their club was founded on the principle of laughter as the best medicine. Members incorporate the arts by performing skits and talent shows to cheer up elderly people in convalescent homes as well as battered women and children at Loma Linda Children s Hospital. Our club is unique in that you get first hand contact with people from a variety of backgrounds who are going through different phases it their lives, Society of Muses President Vinoo Dissanayake said.