Optimist Clubs ~ What the Foundation Can Do For You!

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Optimist Clubs ~ What the Foundation Can Do For You! “Helping Optimists Help Kids”

Vision community at large. We envision a Foundation that can provide significant funding for Optimist International’s youth and service programs and is proudly supported by individual Optimists, their Clubs, and the community at large.

Mission Seeking, receiving and managing funds and real personal property for the benefit of Optimist International and its Member Clubs for charitable, literary, and educational activities.

How Does OIF Support Optimist International? Scholarships World Oratorical Championship Fundraising from Outside Organizations Reel Optimism Video Contest New Club Building Grants OIF Budgets up to $10,000 per District for Oratorical, Essay and CCDHH scholarships. In addition, OIF supports the World Oratorical Championship. Provide scholarships to all Districts for Oratorical, Essay and CCDHH Provides Scholarships to the Regional Winners for U.S. and International Contestants Assist OI with Fundraising from outside organizations for the World Oratorical Championship and JOI Provides the awards for Winning entries of the the Reel Optimism Video Contest Provides $100 grants to New Adult and JOI Clubs Chartered with greater than 25 members

How Does OIF Support Clubs? Club Grants Club Matching Fund Childhood Health and Wellness/CCC Disaster Relief Ongoing grant opportunities for Clubs to take advantage of annually. Information on each program is on the OIF Website. Club Matching Fund Grant - $500 grant for new projects. Application process open 1/2/18 through 3/9/18. annually 20 grants are awarded Health and Wellness/CCC Matching Grant - $1000 grant for Childhood health and wellness/ Childhood Cancer projects Disaster Relief Grant - $1000 grant for clubs to work in their communities after a natural disaster. Contact Benny Ellerbe at OI for more info

Club Grant Program Who Is Eligible What Projects are Eligible What is the Time Frame for projects? How can my Club Apply? What are the Deadlines? Any Adult Club served by OIF is eligible to apply for a $500 grant for a NEW project of the Club The project must start and finish between April 2018 and March 2019 Applications available at oifoundation.org January 2, 2018 Applications must have been RECEIVED online or in the St. Louis office by March 9, 2018

OIF, The Charitable Side of OI The Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) Charitable organization The Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) Charitable organization Gifts made through the Foundation are tax-deductible if used for a charitable, literary, or educational purpose

Why Give to the Optimist International Foundation? What does the Foundation support? “Helping Optimists Help Kids” The Foundation exists to solely support Optimist International By supporting the Foundation, you are also supporting Optimist International, its Members, and its Clubs Our motto is “Helping Optimists Help Kids” The Foundation provides support to Clubs as they undertake their mission in their community

How Does OIF Fund Ongoing Projects Member Donations Club Donations Endowments and Sponsorships Outside Revenue Investment Resources Member and Club donations are the backbone of our revenue generation. Optimist members supporting OIF so we can provide needed funding to OI for programs and services.

Programs for Clubs Dollar - A - Day Club Campaign Fund Pass Through Program 365 = When your Club donates $365 unrestricted, or $1 a day, your Club will receive a Club Banner Patch Club Campaign Fund A way to assist Clubs in obtaining tax-deductible donations to support local projects and programs Contributors can make tax deductible gifts to OIF designated for local Club projects and programs Pass through Program If your Optimist Club is seeking grant funds or contributions for funding of your charitable community service projects or other charitable, literary, or educational programs, you may request the assistance of OIF as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.

Programs for Individuals Dime-A-Day ($36.50) Presidents Club Friends of Today Dime a day The Dime-A-Day level is reached by an unrestricted contribution of $36.50 to the Foundation within one Optimist Year and is recognized by the presentation of a pin. Presidents Club Join the Presidents Club by making an initial gift of $250, and renew your membership each year by making an annual $250 contribution. When you join, you will receive a prestigious Presidents Club lapel pin and the limited edition collector’s plate. Each year at Convention, you will be recognized with a ribbon for your badge and will be invited to attend a function exclusively for members of the Presidents Club. Friends of Today A Friend of Today makes a minimum unrestricted donation of $500 annually to the Foundation and receives a signed and numbered collector’s print.

Programs for Individuals Christian D. Larson Friends of Tomorrow William H. Harrison Society Women's Philanthropy Council Christian Larson One of the highest honors we can give to a generous supporter of the Foundation is the honor of becoming part of an exclusive group of donors known as the Christian D. Larson Partners. Named after the author of ‘‘The Optimist Creed’’, this giving level was adopted to recognize donors who contribute a one-time $1,000 unrestricted gift. Friends of tomorrow Recognizes those that have arranged a charitable bequest to OIF. A bequest provides for the future needs of OI programs and OIF. William Harrison Society To become a Member of this Society, life-to-date giving to the Optimist International Foundations must be $10,000 or more. Annual contributions of $1,000 are required to maintain Membership in the Society. Women’s Philanthropy Council The Women’s Philanthropy Council was formed to support the work of the Optimist International Foundation. Members reach out to women as donors and help shape their philanthropy The giving circle of WPC begins with an annual gift of at least $100 and is recognized with a limited edition pink purse pin

Why Appoint a Club Foundation Representative (CFR)?

Send Contributions to OIF The Role of a CFR Communication Contributions Send Contributions to OIF Share benefits to Club form OIF with members Inform the Club and its Members about the Optimist International Foundation programs Solicit gifts from individual members and the Club Host a Club Fundraiser to benefit Optimist International Foundation Examples: Pancake Breakfast, Auctions, and Charity Balls Send contributions directly to Optimist International Foundation office Ask Members about dollar-matching programs at Club Members employers Ask for business gift from Club Members who are business owners Identify prospects for Planned giving and contact Foundation office with prospect names Attend training sessions held by District Foundation Representatives at District meetings

How does a Club Appoint a CFR? Appointed by the DFR working with the Club President or by the Club President CFR will serve until replaced Appointment forms can be found online at www.oifoundation.org

www.oifoundation.org 800.500.8130 Ext 203 info@oifoundation.org Where can we get Information? www.oifoundation.org 800.500.8130 Ext 203 info@oifoundation.org The website contains: Information about the Foundation and financials Information about upcoming programs Forms for giving and information about those giving programs Latest news from OIF For more information, please contact the Foundation office: Or contact your local District Foundation Representative

2019/20 OIF Leadership OIF Board of Directors Bill Meyers – President Jan OORD Graves – President Elect Marc Katz – Treasurer TG Thomas – Board Member Jim Kondrasuk– Board member and past International OI President OIF staff: Craig Boring – Executive Director Shenita Taylor – Senior Director, Donor Services Patti Ashby – Donor Services Coordinator Zoe Williams- Admin Assistant OIF Board of Directors are OI members who have served as District Foundation Rep and believe in the mission and vision of OIF. OIF Board of Directors: OIF is led by a Board of directors that is elected by OI members. Each March, a new member is Elected to serve a 4-Year Term. Current Members; Bill Meyers – President Jan OORD Graves – President Elect Marc Katz – Treasurer TG Thomas – Board Member Jim Kondrasuk– Board member and past International OI President

Thank You, Gracias, Merci, Danke to each of you and your Clubs for supporting our Foundation and our Youth!