1 / 11

Rotary Foundation Overview and Grant Results 2013-15

Detailed overview of Rotary Foundation activities, donations, grants, and ongoing efforts in District 7610. Provides insights into fundraising achievements, grant utilization, and member contributions.

nichelle-brown
Télécharger la présentation

Rotary Foundation Overview and Grant Results 2013-15

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. District 7610 Rotary Foundation OverviewGiving and Grant Results 2013-14 Ongoing Efforts 2014-15Foundation SeminarSeptember 13, 2014PDG Chuck Davidson, DRFC

  2. Giving • Annual Fund(2013-14 final) • $597,678 (5.4% increase over 2012-13) • $271.67 per capita (!) • 1st in Zone, 1st in U.S., 9th in World • #1 Annandale ($4,371.58) • #2 Burke ($647.57) • #3 Vienna ($513.39) • Annandale keeps Ylonen Cup • No APF zero-giving clubs • 24 EREY banner clubs, 15 100% SM banner clubs SHARE

  3. Giving • Polio(2013-14 final) • $101,033 cash (2.6% decrease from 2012-13) • McLean led district with $27,045 • $10,000 DDF donated • Total Giving(2013-14 final) • $759,011 cash (10.4% increase over 2012-13) (sum of Annual, Polio, Endowment, and Grants giving to TRF) • $35,000 DDF ($25,000 to Peace Centers; $10,000 to Polio)

  4. Giving • Major Donors(2013-14) • 11 new MDs • 82 cumulative active total • Bequest Society(2013-14) • 8 new BS members • 51 cumulative active total

  5. Giving • Paul Harris Society(2013-14) • 31 new PHS members • 206 cumulative total among active/honorary Rotarians • Benefactors(2013-14) • 12 new Benefactors • 240 cumulative active total

  6. Grants • District(2013-14) • $86,255 spent on 28 projects from 44 clubs • Typically $2,000 per club ($1,000 in 12-13) • Global(2013-14) • 6 new humanitarian grants involving 23 clubs, benefitting Cameroon, Zambia, India (2), Swaziland, South Africa • Used $119,344 of DDF on these 6

  7. Scholars • 2013-14 • One in South Africa (Fairfax) (Sophie McManus) Funded by Global Grant • One in England (Arlington) (Reagan Thompson) Funded by Global Grant • One at NVCC (McLean) (Amina Amisi) Funded by District Grant

  8. Vocational Training Teams • 2013-14 • “MicheLo” VTT to Swaziland to address literacy (train the trainer) and provide dental health support to a school for the disabled • Resulted from GSE visit to District 9250 in 2006-07 • Funded by Global Grant

  9. Peace Fellows • 2013-14 • One in Japan (Crystal City-Pentagon) (Sana Saeed) • 2014-15 • One in Australia (Great Falls) (NabiSahak)

  10. Thank You!

  11. Ongoing Efforts • 2014-15 District Grant Application • 41 clubs have submitted for 23 projects • Evaluating applications now; all look acceptable • Still receiving late 2013-14 club reports • Foundation Grant Management Qualification • 40 clubs attended this session at May District Training Assembly; some still owe signed MOU and Addendum • 15 clubs need today’s final makeup session, 13 are here • Foundation Goals in Rotary Club Central • Only 24 of 55 clubs (44%) have entered Foundation goals • You can do this today during the Seminar!

More Related