The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International Future Vision Plan Effective 1 July, 2013 All Images © Rotary International, 2008.

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The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International Future Vision Plan Effective 1 July, 2013 All Images © Rotary International, 2008

What Does NOT Change Under Future Vision Future Vision Plan What Does NOT Change Under Future Vision Three Ways of Giving to the Foundation Permanent Funds Restricted Funds Annual Program Fund Use of Funds from the Permanent and Restricted Funds Peace Scholars PolioPlus and PolioPlus Partners International Humanitarian Grants All Images © Rotary International, 2008

What Does NOT Change Under Future Vision Future Vision Plan What Does NOT Change Under Future Vision How Funds are Distributed From Annual Program Fund 50% to District Designated Fund 50 % to World Fund World Fund Matching Limitations Still match $1 to $1 to DDF portion of grant Still match $.50 to $1 to new cash portion of grant All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (SHARE System) Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (Income Only) (for 3 Years) Foundation Administration (Income Only) District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) Controlled by TRF GSE Team Grant Projects (Matching) Controlled by District District Simplified Grants Ambassadorial Scholars Additional GSE Team Grant Projects Controlled by Donor Peace Scholars Grant Projects Controlled by Donor PolioPlus PolioPlus Partners Grant Projects Donor Advised

Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (SHARE System) Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (Income Only) (for 3 Years) Foundation Administration (Income Only) District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) Controlled by TRF GSE Team Grant Projects (Matching) Controlled by District District Simplified Grants Ambassadorial Scholars Additional GSE Team Grant Projects Controlled by Donor Peace Scholars Grant Projects Controlled by Donor PolioPlus PolioPlus Partners Grant Projects Donor Advised

Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (SHARE System) Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (Income Only) (for 3 Years) Foundation Administration (Income Only) District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) Controlled by TRF GSE Team Grant Projects (Matching) Controlled by District District Simplified Grants Ambassadorial Scholars Additional GSE Team Grant Projects Controlled by Donor Peace Scholars Grant Projects Controlled by Donor PolioPlus PolioPlus Partners Grant Projects Donor Advised

Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (SHARE System) Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (Income Only) (for 3 Years) Foundation Administration (Income Only) District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) Controlled by TRF GSE Team Grant Projects (Matching) Controlled by District District Simplified Grants Ambassadorial Scholars Additional GSE Team Grant Projects Controlled by Donor Peace Scholars Grant Projects Controlled by Donor PolioPlus PolioPlus Partners Grant Projects Donor Advised

So What DOES Change Under Future Vision Future Vision Plan So What DOES Change Under Future Vision All Project Funding Will Be By Grants Global Grants District Grants – Up to 50% of total DDF Global Grant World Fund Matching Limitations Minimum World Fund match must exceed $15,000! All Images © Rotary International, 2008

So What DOES Change Under Future Vision Future Vision Plan So What DOES Change Under Future Vision Global Grants Scholarships Vocational Training Teams International Humanitarian Projects District Grants Local or International Humanitarian Projects Training or Exchange Teams All Images © Rotary International, 2008

So What DOES Change Under Future Vision Future Vision Plan So What DOES Change Under Future Vision Global Grants Must Address One or More Areas of Focus Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Disease prevention and treatment Water and sanitation Maternal and child health Basic education and literacy Economic and community development The Trustees of The Rotary Foundation have identified six areas of focus for the new grant structure. These areas reflect critical humanitarian issues and needs that Rotarians are already addressing worldwide. They will align Rotary with other international development efforts and will strategically further the Foundation's mission. Each of the areas has specific goals associated with the area. The Trustees have committed to these areas of focus for at least nine years. All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (SHARE System) Annual Program Fund Permanent Fund Restricted Fund (Income Only) (for 3 Years) Foundation Administration (Income Only) District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) Controlled by TRF GSE Team Grant Projects (Matching) Controlled by District District Simplified Grants Ambassadorial Scholars Additional GSE Team Grant Projects Controlled by Donor Peace Scholars Grant Projects Controlled by Donor PolioPlus PolioPlus Partners Grant Projects Donor Advised

District Designated Fund SHARE System Annual Program Fund District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) District Grants Global Grants - Scholarships Global Grants - Vocational Training Teams Global Grants - Humanitarian Projects District Grants – Up to 50% of DDF Global Grants - Scholarships Global Grants - Vocational Training Teams Global Grants - Humanitarian Projects No matching DDF or cash Local and International projects Scholarships Training teams $15,000 minimum match per project 1 to 1 match if DDF .50 to 1 match if cash Club sponsored projects District sponsored projects TRF packaged projects

District Designated Fund SHARE System Annual Program Fund District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) District Grants Global Grants - Scholarships Global Grants - Vocational Training Teams Global Grants - Humanitarian Projects District Grants – Up to 50% of DDF Global Grants - Scholarships Global Grants - Vocational Training Teams Global Grants - Humanitarian Projects No matching DDF or cash Local and International projects Scholarships Training teams $15,000 minimum match per project 1 to 1 match if DDF .50 to 1 match if cash Club sponsored projects District sponsored projects TRF packaged projects

District Designated Fund SHARE System Annual Program Fund District Designated Fund World Fund (50 / 50) (Split) District Grants Global Grants - Scholarships Global Grants - Vocational Training Teams Global Grants - Humanitarian Projects District Grants – Up to 50% of DDF Global Grants - Scholarships Global Grants - Vocational Training Teams Global Grants - Humanitarian Projects No matching DDF or cash Local and International projects Scholarships Training teams Test notes $15,000 minimum match per project 1 to 1 match if DDF .50 to 1 match if cash Club sponsored projects District sponsored projects TRF packaged projects

Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Requirements For Participation Districts Must Meet Three Criteria Before Participation District personnel must be trained District must be qualified District must sign District Memorandum of Understanding All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Requirements For Participation Clubs Must Meet Following Criteria To Participate Appoint a Rotary Foundation committee chair Club personnel must be trained by district Memorandum of Understanding must be signed Club must be qualified by district Must be renewed each year All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Requirements For Participation Qualification and Memorandum of Understanding Stewardship and management continuity Financial management responsibilities Document retention policies Grant reporting responsibilities Reporting and resolution misuse of grant funds All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Timeline for Implementation Future Vision Plan Timeline for Implementation District Responsibilities Train and qualify clubs Now forward Qualify district January 1, 2013 online Start 2013-14 Global Grant - Scholarships selection January 15, 2013, complete by June 1, 2013 Receive 2013-14 District Grant club project applications May 1, 2013 Make 2013-14 District Grant application June 1, 2013 All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Timeline for Implementation Future Vision Plan Timeline for Implementation Club Responsibilities Get trained and qualified Now forward Sponsor 2013-14 Global Grant Scholarship applicants January 15, 2013 online proposal Make 2013-14 District Grant club project application May 1, 2013 Complete 2013-14 District Grant club project June 1, 2014 All Images © Rotary International, 2008

The End and The Beginning Future Vision Plan Out With The Old! In With The New!! The End and The Beginning All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Club Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Club Requirements For Participation Appoint A Foundation Committee Chair Designate now unless 2012-13 will holdover Designate an Assistant Foundation Chair Consider establishing a Foundation Grants Subcommittee If established designate a Chair Coordinate with International Service Committee All designated chairs should serve on 2012-13 committees All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Club Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Club Requirements For Participation Club Personnel Must Be Trained By District Following must attend Future Vision training President Elect (serves 2013-14) Designated 2013-14 Foundation Committee Chair Designated 2013-14 Asst. Foundation Comm. Chair Designated 2013-14 Grants Subcomm. Chair Training opportunities Foundation Seminar / Dinner (afternoon session) PETS (Sunday morning session) Other All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Club Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Club Requirements For Participation Memorandum of Agreement (MOU) Must Be Signed Must be signed by 2013-14 President and President Elect MOU assertions must be documented Conflict of interest policy and audit cooperation Leadership responsibilities and succession Financial management responsibilities Separate bank accounts with dual signatures Plan for orderly transfer of custody of funds Financial reporting system All Images © Rotary International, 2008

Club Requirements For Participation Future Vision Plan Club Requirements For Participation Memorandum of Agreement (MOU) Must Be Signed MOU assertions must be documented - continued Document retention plan Qualification documentation Policies and procedures required by MOU Original documents related to grants Identified storage site and assigned custody Five year minimum storage time. Reporting responsibility accepted and assigned Method for handling misuse of grant funds All Images © Rotary International, 2008

All Images © Rotary International, 2008