1. Rotary Club of Fox Chapel Area Benevolence Focus Areas Focus Area 1) Organizations supporting the disadvantaged and people with special needs. Organizations such as: Aspinwall Meals on Wheels, Family Worship Center, Circles of Sharpsburg, and St Vincent d ePaul Food Bank. Focus Area 2) Youth leadership development including programs and activities such as: outstanding student recognition, sponsorship of the World Affairs Council, Interact Club support (student Rotary Clubs), Scholarship Awards, and unique educational opportunities. Focus Area 3) Community resource support organizations for people and families of all ages and backgrounds: Cooper-Siegel Library, the Lauri Ann West Community Center, the Audubon Society Beechwood Farms & Aspinwall Riverfront Park. Focus on education and community involvement. Focus Area 4) Rotary International directs efforts in six areas: Promoting peace, Fighting disease, Providing clean water, Saving mothers and children, Supporting education, Growing local economies. May include support of District 7300 initiatives.

2. Focus Area 1) Supporting the disadvantaged and people with special, sometimes urgent, needs Aspinwall Meals on Wheels (provides so much more than a meal) Adequate nutrition is necessary for health, functionality and the ability to remain independent. Healthy eating can increase mental acuity, resistance to illness and disease, energy levels, immune system strength, recuperation speed, and the ability to manage chronic health problems. At the core of the Meals on Wheels service is a nutritious meal, companionship and a friendly smile. A volunteer arrives Monday through Friday. If there is no response at a customer's home, we follow up with phone calls to relatives, neighbors and ultimately the police, if necessary, to insure that nothing is amiss. Family Worship Center Wednesday Evening Family Dinners Every Wednesday evening there is an open invitation to local residents for supper. This service is provided from September through June serving a healthy meal to as many as 120 people of all ages weekly. When milk and juice is provided the cost for the meal is $1.00 per person At a cost of $120.00 per week for 36 weeks the estimated budget is $4,320. Circles Sharpsburg Circles Sharpsburg equips families with skills and strategies to improve the quality of life and be independent. Circles includes residents of Sharpsburg, Millvale, and O’Hara Township. Circle Leaders enjoy support from each other and from community volunteers in addressing employment, transportation, and childcare issues which hinder progress towards financial stability. Volunteers are matched with a family for long term mentoring and coaching. St Vincent dePaul Food Bank This food bank, affiliated with the Pittsburgh St. Vincent dePaul Society Conference, is based in Sharpsburg and primarily serves the Sharpsburg and nearby Aspinwall and O'Hara Township areas. It is entirely a volunteer based organization dependent on donations from individuals, local churches and other organizations. It provides food to support over 180 families, pre-qualified on the basis of need alone, with the total number increasing to over 200 families at differing times of the year.

3. Focus Area 2) Youth Leadership Development Fox Chapel Area High School Rotaract Club (modeled after neighborhood Rotary Clubs) Outstanding student recognition program where tops students in each of the high school departments are honored for their academic achievement, character, citizenship and growth potential. Each student is provided with a cash award. Sponsorship of student leaders to attend the renowned Pittsburgh World Affairs Counsel. Our club underwrites the cost of registration for 12 to 16 students from Fox Chapel Area High School and Shady Side Academy. Annual scholarship award to a student who best demonstrates Rotary's values Provide resources for students and families to give them continuing support for academic excellence (Students Without Computers Program). Investments for the nutritional health of students who may otherwise lack family means: Back Pack for Children Mentoring in the areas of vocational interest. Example: student who has an Economics and Finance major with a Rotarian whose career is in the financial serves industry or a student majors in Marketing with a professional with a background in Public Relations or Communications.

4. Focus Area 3) Community resource support organizations for people and families of all ages and backgrounds Cooper Siegel Library Beechwood Farms Lauri Ann West Community Center Aspinwall Riverfront Park

5. Focus Area 4) Rotary International and District 7300 Initiatives Promoting peace, Fighting disease, Providing clean water, Saving mothers and children, Supporting education, Growing local economies.

6. Funds for Benevolence $30,000 Charity Golf Classic Fundraising Goal Plus contributions from: Fair Oak Foundation Filstrup Founcation Tippins Foundation $33,000 _______ $63,000

7. 2016 Rotary Charity Golf Outing Committee Bob Barry Tom Benic Chip Crawford Al Hribar Emily Ojerholm Dave Smith Dick Thomas Guy Tumolo David Vilsack

8. 2016 Rotary Charity Golf Outing Preparation Status Actively seeking Sponsors and Raffle and Chines Auction Prize Donors Solicitations: 2015 Sponsors (31 total); 3 responses (favorable) to date 2015 Raffle Donor- in progress; 5 responses to date 2015 Prize Donors-in progress Indications that some previous donors may not be as generous in 2016 as they were in 2015 Want to find and group certain donations to create significant raffle prize(s); e.g. combination of restaurant dinner voucher, evening event tickets, and overnight hotel stay Seeking leads and contacts for potential new sponsors and prize donors

9. How You Can Help Suggest potential sponsors, donors and contacts Assist committee by either contacting potential new sponsors and/or donors directly or by following up committee solicitations Do you have a raffle or auction item to donate? (weekend seasonal residence, a car, an antique, an educational class, a piano or guitar, etc.)

11. Rotary Club of Fox Chapel Area Benevolence Focus Areas & Percentage of Grant Budget Focus Area 1) Organizations supporting the disadvantaged and people with special needs. Organizations such as: Aspinwall Meals on Wheels, Family Worship Center, Circles of Sharpsburg, and St Vincent dePaul Food Bank. 50% (These % are for example – may change depending on fundraising results & member feedback) Focus Area 2) Youth leadership development including programs and activities such as: outstanding student recognition, sponsorship of the World Affairs Council, Interact Club support (student Rotary Clubs), Scholarship Awards, and unique educational opportunities. 20% Focus Area 3) Community resource support organizations for people and families of all ages and backgrounds: Cooper-Siegel Library, the Lauri Ann West Community Center, the Audubon Society Beechwood Farms & Aspinwall Riverfront Park. Focus on education and community involvement. 20% Focus Area 4) Rotary International directs efforts in six areas: Promoting peace, Fighting disease, Providing clean water, Saving mothers and children, Supporting education, Growing local economies. May include support of District 7300 initiatives. 10%