The Rotary Doll Lovers Fellowship is a worldwide group of Rotarians who share a common interest in dolls as a symbol of international culture and friendship.
The Fellowship came about as a result of the establishment of a Doll Museum in the city of Rajkot, Gujarat State, India in 2004. The idea for this Museum started some three years earlier when a request was made from the Rotary Club of Rajkot Midtown to Rotarians worldwide. The Museum required dolls from Rotarians that were handmade and symbolised the culture and traditions of the country in which they were made. The main purpose of the Doll Museum was to enable disadvantaged children and others to attend the Museum, enjoy the dolls and through them learn about other parts of the world, their people’s culture and customs.
Fellowship, which commenced in 2005. The Fellowship maintained the program, known as “Gift a Smile,” which continues to encourage Rotarians worldwide to send their ethnic dolls to the Doll Museum so that as many countries as possible are represented. In addition, Rotary clubs or individual Rotarian members of the Fellowship are requested to donate 50 toys for under privileged children. 
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g fee. However, there is the requirement that an ethnic doll is made for the Rajkot Doll Museum.Although not every country is represented in the Doll Lovers Fellowship, it is pleasing to note that Australia is represented through the Rotary Club of Albany Port, Western Australia.