2. Where Does The Money Go?
The Share Funding System
& Qualification

3. Directing Funds to 3 Options
Rotary Revenue Pool
Or other Specific Funds
When someone contributes to the Foundation, they can direct funds to one of three options.
Polio Plus
Annual Programs Fund
The Permanent Fund

4. Directing Funds To Polio
Rotary Revenue Pool
When someone contributes to the Foundation, they can direct funds to one of three options.
Polio Plus
Annual Programs Fund
The Permanent Fund
Rotary Humanitarian Programs

5. Directing To Permanent Fund
Rotary Revenue Pool
When someone contributes to the Foundation, they can direct funds to one of three options.
Polio Plus
Annual Programs Fund
The Permanent Fund

6. Directing To Annual Fund
Rotary Revenue Pool
After 3 Years Funds Go to
SHARE System
When someone contributes to the Foundation, they can direct funds to one of three options.
Polio Plus
Annual Programs Fund
The Permanent Fund
SHARE System

7. Funds available in 3 years
Contributions made to the Annual Programs Fund in become available in
As part of “SHARE”
TRF
Humanitarian
Programs
Rotarian
Contributions
Invested
3 years
When you direct your contribution/donation to the Annual Programs Fund, your money is invested for three years.
Earnings from these investments are used each year to help pay the Operating Expenses of TRF.

8.
Contributions made to the Annual Programs Fund in become available in
As part of “SHARE”
TRF
Humanitarian
Programs
Rotarian
Contributions
Invested
3 years
When you direct your contribution/donation to the Annual Programs Fund, your money is invested for three years.
Earnings from these investments are used each year to help pay the Operating Expenses of TRF.

9. Why the “Share” System
Rotarians share Rotary with the world through the Foundation
Rotarians share resources with Rotarians around the world
Trustees of TRF share decision-making with Districts
TRF
Humanitarian
Programs
Rotarian
Contributions
Invested
3 years
When you direct your contribution/donation to the Annual Programs Fund, your money is invested for three years.
Earnings from these investments are used each year to help pay the Operating Expenses of TRF.

10. Designated Fund (DDF) (50%) Club or District Global Projects
SHARE System
SHARE System Funds
World Fund (50%)
District
Designated Fund (DDF) (50%)
DDF District Grants
(25%)
DDF Global
Grants (25%)
Club or District Global Projects
100% 5%
When someone contributes to the Foundation, they can direct funds to one of three options.
Polio Plus
Annual Programs Fund
The Permanent Fund
Club or Private Donors
50%
Foundation
Operations
Costs
Club
Projects
100% Match
To $3000 5%

11. The District Qualification Process
To participate in Foundation Grants, Districts must be “Qualified” before they can administer any grants.
To qualify, a District ensures:
DG appoints a District Rotary Foundation Chair (DRFC)
DRFC attends annual Regional Grants training
DG signs a Memorandum of Understanding between the District and The Rotary Foundation agreeing to the grant protocols.
Once this is completed the District is defined as“Qualified”.

12. The Club Qualification Process
Clubs must be “qualified” to apply for District or Global grants.
To “qualify” a Rotary Club must:
Send delegate/s to Foundation grants training seminar.
Ensure Club President and PE sign TRF Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) by the required date
Ensure Club President and PE sign associated District 9780 MOU Appendix
Note: Without completing these requirements, a club cannot receive a District Grant This rule is an absolute requirement set by RI.

13. Short Break