rallygroup

noun
UK /ˈræli ɡruːp/
US /ˈræli ɡruːp/

A group of people who come together to cheer, help, or work for the same thing.

The rallygroup met at the park to clean up the playground.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A set of fans who cheer loudly for a sports team.

The rallygroup waved flags and sang songs during the match.

3. A small unit of cars or people that travel together in a race or event.

Our rallygroup drove in a line through the countryside.

4. A collection of people who share a goal and encourage each other.

Her rallygroup helped her practice for the spelling bee.