-develop the leadership abilities of their members in practical situations
-the costs of the projects are kept within club budget
-draw a high level of participation among the Interactors
-carried out in accordance with the standard Interact policy
-Brother-sister club relationships(involving many-sided correspondence, exchange of books,magazines,tape recordings,photographs,artwork,etc. and exchange of members).
-Correspondence and exchange of articles
-Displays or exhibits on international themes.
-Donations to needy persons abroad (books,food,clothing,CARE packages)
-Events involving international visitors (banquet,party,dance,lecture,film,etc.)
-Exchange of persons(may be one way only and involve only one person; usually from one month to a year).
-Hospitality to visitors from other countries.
-Model United Nations meeting or "Into their shoes" conference.
-Tours and visits to other countries(usually involving a group of Interactors rather than an individual,with no long stays in one place).
-Awards to students or others for service,citizenship, scholarship,athletics,etc.
-Blood donation campaigns and vaccination projects.
-Citizenship campaigns(helping students or others to become better citizens).
-Classes: swimming,language, first aid, music, etc.(organized by the Interact club)
-Courtesy campaigns.
-Cultural and scientific activities, campaigns, programmes, events,displays,exhibits.
-Delinquency prevention(work with offenders,visit to institutions, etc.)
-Disabled children and adults,assistance to or entertainment of (crippled,retarded,blind)
-Donations of gifts or money to school or community to provice useful improvements.
-Dropout programmes(to encourage and aid students to stay in school until graduation).
-Drug abuse prevention campaign(to alert students to the hazards of using illicit drugs).
-Employment(job placement,employment service, etc.)
-Gardens and orchards(for ornamental or productive purposes)
-Immunization campaigns(PolioPlus).
-Juvenile jury(panels of students render advisory "verdicts" in cases involving minor law-breaking by juveniles).
-Libraries and book banks(establishment,collection of volumes for,maintenance for benefit of needy students,donation to school or community, etc.)
-Literacy campaigns.
-Needy persons(assistance and/or cheer to;Christmas baskets,etc.)
-Newcomers to community(welcoming and assistance to).
-Occupational information(also called "Career Day" programme;often in cooperation with sponsoring Rotary club).
-Parades(floats and other significant participation).
-Physical construction or improvement of facilities in school or community(building of homes,schools,parks,playground, roads,etc. cleanup,painting,rebuilding,landscaping,tree planting, repairing, mowing, raking, shoveling, etc.)
-Publications(club bulletins,newspapers, literacy magazines, directories, calendars, athletic schedules, etc.)
-Puppet and other dramatic shows for school children.
-Radio or television programmes(broadcast on a more or less regular basis).
-Scholarship funds.
-Senior citizens(work with and assistance to)
-Trips and tours,other than international(to university campuses,plants and installations, places of scenic or historic interest,etc.)
-Collection and resale of scrap metal and paper,old bottles,etc.
-Events(shows,dances,concerts,lectures,films,tournaments, bazaars,etc.)
-Raffles(where legal).
-Sale of directories,programme book advertising,athletic schedules,school calendars,etc.;sale of magazine subscription of book covers,school emblems,license plates and other items.
-Sale of food and beverages at events of all kinds,in school or community; operation of a snack bar or snack shop on campus
-Work for pay at odd jobs,on a temporary basis,with earnings donated to the club treasury. (Some clubs auction the services of their members for a day,advertise the project as the Interact "slave day").