1. District Rotary Foundation Seminar

2. District Grants
Session X

3. District Grants
Single “block” grant awarded annually for club and district projects
Local or international activities
Local decision making with broader guidelines
Smaller activities and projects

4. District Grants Include active Rotarian participation
Adhere to stewardship guidelines
Demonstrate cultural sensitivity
Activities align with Foundation’s mission

5. Rotary Foundation Mission
To enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty

6. District Grants <<Insert your district’s process for
Accepting district grant proposals
Deadlines
Awarding clubs district grant funds
Gathering information from clubs to complete the district reporting requirements for the Foundation>>

7. Examples US$750 to support after-school program for at-risk youth
$9,000 to bring medical professionals from Argentina to U.S. for training

8. Examples $4,250 to install water chlorination systems
$3,200 for school kitchen equipment
$50,000 to fund two international scholars

9. Examples $4,500 to send a team of professionals on a cultural exchange
$2,000 to provide short-term scholarships to children to further their studies

10. Examples $50,000 to provide two international scholarships
$17,600 to support reforestation project and create income opportunities for families in need

11. Questions? futurevision@rotary.org
<<district grants coordinator contact information at the Foundation>>