1. YOUR ROTARY FOUNDATION NAYEN 2015 Breakout #3 Silver City #5 Rm. February 20, 2015 NAYEN 2015 Breakout #3 Silver City #5 Rm. February 20, 2015

2. No relationship until 2014

3. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 3 DISTRICT GRANT DETAILS District Grant:  Each district can apply for one District Grant per Rotary year  Maximum size is 50% of the current year District Designated Funds (DDF)  50% of DDF = 25% of Annual Fund giving three years before.

4. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 4 DISTRICT GRANT DETAILS District Grant example:  District 0123 had US $300,000 donated to the Annual Fund/SHARE in 2012- 2013 Rotary year.  This produces US $150,000 DDF for District 0123 in 2015-16 Rotary Year.  Maximum District Grant possible would be $75,000 for 2015-16 year.

5. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 5 DISTRICT GRANT DETAILS – EXAMPLE 1 District Grant Budget  Max. district grant budget of $71,094.  District Scholarship - $5,000  Club Projects ($500-1K) - $35,277  Having a GSE - $20,000  RYLA - $5,000  Up to 20% contingency - $5,085  Up to 3% administrative - $732  Total: $71,094.

6. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 6 DISTRICT GRANT DETAILS – EXAMPLE 2 District Grant Budget  Max. district grant budget of $71,408.  VTT/GSE - $12,000  Club Projects ($500-9,500) - $46,000  Up to 20% contingency - $11,266  Up to 3% administrative - $2,142  Total: $71,408.

7. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 7 DISTRICT GRANT DETAILS – EXAMPLE 3 District Grant Budget  Max. district grant budget of $37,694.  Club Projects ($1,500-2,000) - $28,689  1 community literacy program - $8,700  Up to 3% administrative - $305  Total: $37,694.

8. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 8 HOW TO GET STARTED Talk to those in charge  Three official decision makers in each district about Rotary Foundation matters: – District Governor – District Governor elect – District Rotary Foundation Chair  They set up their District Grant budget each year

9. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 9 HOW TO GET STARTED Talk to those in charge  Projects could be club sponsored or be a line item amount decided on by the district to fund a specific project. – Often club sponsored projects expect the club to put in half the funding and get the other half from the District Grant. – The district can just decide to allocate $xxx to fund a Youth Exchange project though.

10. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 10 SUPPORTING OUR ROTARY FOUNDATION Annual Fund/SHARE  Goal: $123 million worldwide  $100 per Rotarian, on average, worldwide  Every Rotarian, Every Year  Perhaps we can do more.

11. ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 11 SUPPORTING OUR ROTARY FOUNDATION