1. The Rotary Foundation “Doing Good in the World”

2. Learning Objectives 1.Identify the programs and activities of The Rotary Foundation. 2.Review way of supporting Foundation programs. 3.Initial preparation for moving into TRF’s Future Vision.

3. Rotary Foundation Programs * PolioPlus * Humanitarian Grants program ₀ District Simplified Grants ₀ Matching Grants * Educational Programs ₀ Ambassadorial Grants ₀ Group Study Exchange ₀ Rotary Peace Fellowships * Future Vision

4. PolioPlus

5. February 23, 2012

6. Country21/3/1221/3/11Year 2011 Nigeria 10 2 62 Pakistan 14 20 198 Afghanistan 5 1 80 India 1 1 TOTAL 29 24 341 N/E Countries 2 43 309 O/A TOTAL 31 67 650

7. Rotary Foundation Programs Humanitarian Grants program –District Simplified Grants How many clubs have been the recipient of a Simplified Grant? Tell us about your Simplified Grant. –Matching Grants Which clubs currently have a Matching Grant with TRF? Tell us about your Matching Grant.

8. Rotary Foundation Programs Educational Programs –Ambassadorial Scholarship Grants –Group Study Exchange –Rotary Peace Fellowships

9. Rotary Foundation Funding Investment Earnings District Designate d Fund (DDF) TRF Program Funding SHARE World Fund Rotarian Contribution s

10. 100% of donated funds go towards the eradication of polio in as short a time as possible.

11. Annual Program Fund Today (EREY) Permanent Fund Tomorrow Administration Costs DDF World Fund Matching Grants Educational Initiatives Support for International Initiatives Share The Rotary Foundation Invested for 3 years Interest 50% Invested forever

12. Invested for 3 years results in...... and a divorce.... Annual Program Fund Today (EREY)

13. Annual Program Fund Today (EREY) Administration Costs DDFWorld Fund Matching Grants Educational Initiatives Support for International Initiatives Share 50% Interest

14. Permanent Fund Tomorrow Funds are invested for perpetuity – FOREVER!

15. Administration Costs DDF World Fund Matching Grants Educational Initiatives Support for International Initiatives Share Interest Permanent Fund Tomorrow

16. Funds from Annual Programs Fund giving available to districts 3 years after they are contributed – through SHARE. Contributions made to the Annual Programs Fund in 2008-09 became available in 2011-12. 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

17. Benefits Simplify processes Expand service opportunities Build a stronger sense of ownership among Rotarians for their Foundation Increase the impact of grants by concentrating on the areas of focus Rotary Foundation Programs Future Vision

18. 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

19. PREPARING FOR 2013 Begin aligning activities with areas of focus Seek “mentor” pilot district Take advantage of training opportunities, webinars, and resource materials Participate in training in 2012-13

20. Two Grant Types District grants are block grants made to districts to support smaller projects locally and internationally. Global grants support larger projects with sustainable, high- impact outcomes in one of the six areas of focus.

21. Eligibility for District Grants No dollar value restrictions and no additional funding is available from TRF. Local Projects International Projects Vocational Training Teams Scholarships, any level, any program Disaster Relief Travel for planning and volunteers Not available with Global Grants

22. Annual Program Fund Today (EREY) Permanent Fund Tomorrow Administration Costs DDF World Fund District Grants (50% of DDF) Global Grants Support of Global Grants Share The Rotary Foundation Invested for 3 years Interest 50% Invested forever

23. RESOURCES RI website (www.rotary.org/futurevision) Future Vision e-learning modules Future Vision Pilot News Regional Rotary Foundation coordinator Contact Center: - contact.center@rotary.org - 866-9-ROTARY

24. QUESTIONS?? & Thank you!!