Active 20–30 International is a service organization dedicated to developing young leaders through community service and philanthropy. It was founded in 1922 in Sacramento, California, USA, as the Active 20–30 Club, created by young businessmen who sought to support underprivileged children and develop leadership skills. In 1959, it merged with a similar club from Oregon, forming Active 20–30 International, which expanded across North and South America.
The organization shares a similar philosophy with Round Table, focusing on young professionals, community service, and leadership. Like Round Table, Active 20–30 has an age limit (18–40) to ensure fresh leadership and new ideas. It was also a member of WOCO (World Council of Service Clubs), where it collaborated with Round Table, Kinsmen, and Apex on international projects and leadership exchanges. Though its influence within WOCO declined over time, Active 20–30 remains a strong network in the Americas, maintaining service initiatives that align with Round Table’s “Adopt – Adapt – Improve” spirit.