2. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-A  Fulfill the Object of Rotary and Rotary’s Mission  Achieve World Understanding and Peace The Rotary Foundation’s mission:

3. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-B  Discovery Grants  Grants for Rotary Volunteers  Health, Hunger and Humanity (3-H) Grants  Community Assistance Program  Helping Grants  Matching Grants  New Opportunities Grants  Rotary Peace Programs Grants  PolioPlus/PolioPlus Partners  Humanitarian Transportation Grants Humanitarian Programs

4. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-C Basic Humanitarian Programs Criteria n Internationality/ Partnership n Significant Rotarian Involvement n Financial Stewardship

5. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-D 350,000 cases 7,030* cases Polio Eradication * Reported Polio Eradication Progress, 1988-99*

6. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-E Open Projects List  Primary source of information for PolioPlus Partners Projects.  Projects on the list have already been approved  The Open Projects List is available on Rotary’s Web site, www.rotary.org.

7. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-F Educational Programs  Ambassadorial Scholarships  Group Study Exchange  Rotary Centers for International Studies  Rotary Grants for University Teachers

8. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-G Educational Programs– Common Elements  Selection  Orientation  Hosting  Alumni Relations

9. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation Roles and Responsibilities-HDistrictsClubs You The Source of Rotary Foundation Funding Districts Clubs You

10. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-I For support today To secure tomorrow Two Needs... Two Ways of Giving

11. Session 1 The Rotary Foundation – Roles and Responsibilities-J Recommended Club Foundation Committee Structure