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The Rotary FoundationThe Rotary Foundationof of
Rotary InternationalRotary International
District 7600District 7600
Future Vision PlanMatching Grants
District Simplified GrantsFoundation Alumni
Group Study ExchangeAmbassadorial Scholars
2010-11 D7600 Foundation TeamDistrict Rotary Foundation Chair Bill Pollard Churchland
District Governor Jayne Sullivan Cape Henry
Alumni Jane Preston Bon Air
Annual Programs Fund Ken Frantz Newport News
Future Vision Plan Bob Preston Bon Air
Grants – District Simplified Lee Harris Bon Air
Grants – Matching Bill Liepis Western Henrico
GSE – Inbound Jack Jaeger Innsbrook
GSE – Outbound Bob Stallworth Midlothian
Major Donors/Gifts Norman Venzke Courthouse
Paul Harris Society Chuck Arnason Blackstone
Permanent Fund Bill Billings Franklin
Polio Challenge Grant Jerry Fields James City County
Rotary World Peace Fellowships Martha Dodd-Sippy Emporia
Scholarships Julie Keesling Norfolk
Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator – Zone 33 Joe Mulkerrin Hampton Roads
Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator – Zone 33 Jim Pierce Virginia Peninsula
Foundation AdvocatesArea 1 Janie Hudson Henrico East
Area 2 Charles Moncure Innsbrook
Area 3 Scott Strickler Western Henrico
Area 4 John Barrie Bon Air
Area 5 TBD
Area 6 Earl Hale Prince George
Area 7 Dennis Myers Petersburg
Area 8 Chuck Arnason Blackstone
Area 9 Bruce Settle South Hill
Area 10 Neal Parker Smithfield
Area 11 Jack Hostetter The Historic Triangle
Area 12 Bob Harper Hampton
Area 13 Milt Brown Portsmouth
Area 14 Bruce Spear Northside Norfolk
Area 15 Wayne McCoy Virginia Beach
Area 16 Willie Randall Melfa
Area 17 Ken Hodge Newport News
Mission Statement
The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.
Motto: Doing Good in the World
2010-2011 TRF Goals
The following are the 2010-2011 Foundation goals outlined by Foundation Chair-elect Carl-Wilhelm Stenhammar:
PolioPlus – Our top priority until the job is done
Implementation of the Future Vision Pilot - start looking for ways to align your projects and activities with its goals and the six area of focus as soon as possible
Rebuilding the Annual Program Fund through Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY)
Continuing to build the Permanent Fund
Areas of Focus
• Peace and conflict resolution/prevention
• Disease prevention and treatment
• Water and sanitation • Maternal and child health
• Basic education and literacy
• Economic and community development
2010-2011 TRF Goals
DGE Jayne’s 2010-2011 District Foundation goals :
Encourage clubs to achieve $160/member in annual giving
100% participation in Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY)
Increase Paul Harris members (130), Paul Harris Society (10), Benefactors (60), Bequest members (6), Major Donors (5) and Paul Harris 100% clubs (2)
Obtain Polio Contributions from every club
Our Foundation
Our Foundation operates because of both program participation and Rotarian financial contributions.
Foundation Programs
The Rotary Foundation programs include:
• Humanitarian Grants ProgramMatching Grants ($5,000 - $25,000)
Competitive Matching Grants ($25,001 - $200,000)
District Simplified Grants
Disaster Recovery
• Educational Programs Ambassadorial Scholarships
Rotary Peace Fellowships (Rotary Peace Centers)
Group Study Exchange
• PolioPlus Gates Challenge Grant
Foundation Funds
Support for these programs comes from:
• The Annual Programs Fund
• The Permanent Fund
• The PolioPlus Fund
Three year funding cycle
100% of funds contributed to the Annual Programs Fund are spent on Foundation programs on a three year funding cycle
The Rotary Foundation receives a 4-STAR rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent evaluator of charities.
SHARE
SHARE is the system which districts use to participate in Rotary Foundation programs.
Each district's contributions to the Annual Programs Fund are split, with 50 percent going to the district (District Designated Fund), which can be spent on programs of the district’s choice, and 50 percent going to The Rotary Foundation (World Fund), which funds programs for which every district may apply.
Rotary Foundation Funding
Investment
Earnings
Investment
Earnings
District Designated Fund(DDF)
District Designated Fund(DDF)
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TRF Fundin
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World FundWorld Fund
RotarianContribut
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RotarianContribut
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Annual Programs Fund(APF)
District Simplified Grants(up to 20% of DDF)
AmbassadorialScholars
PolioPlus
Rotary Peace Centers
Group Study Exchange(from World Fund unless a same year exchange)
Matching Grants
District Designated Funds (DDF)50% of APF
50% toWorld Fund
Total TRF contributions from Clubs and Rotarians in District 7600 since 1917
Over $9 millionOver 5,000 Paul Harris Fellows605 Benefactors45 Major Donors45 Bequest Society75 Paul Harris Society membersOver 180 Scholars sponsoredOver 30 Group Study ExchangesOver 35 Matching GrantsOver 115 District Simplified Grants
APF Goal APF Total
APF Per Capita
Total Giving$0 Giving
Clubs
2009-10 $403,587 $469,921 $156.07 $590,1040
2008-09 $440,384 $525,986 $173.05 $674,011 0
2007-08 $403,265 $520,986 $173.32 $631,679 0
2006-07 $309,419 $473,594 $155.48 $536,978 0
2005-06 $285,826 $406,315 $137.45 $456,260 2
2004-05 $300,829 $303,241 $100.91 $369,454 1
2003-04 $265,000 $271,307 $89.75 $372,622 4
2002-03 $256,000 $197,774 $65.34 $419,775 2
2001-02 $250,000 $213,121 $69.04 $245,859 1
2000-01 $360,000 $229,659 $74.11 $275,689 6
Per Capita Rankings out of 530 Districts#31 in 2009-10, #20 in 2008-09, #31 in 2007-08,
#42 in 2006,07, #44 in 2005-06
Understanding the NeedUnderstanding the Need
When did you first realize the power of Rotary?
Identifying SolutionsIdentifying Solutions
As volunteers
As committee members
As advocates
As contributors
Is not how much you give but that you support your Foundation
Club Presidents: establish and achieve club Foundation goals
Sustaining Members, Paul Harris Society, Major Gifts, Benefactors, Bequest Society
Incorporate the “Every Rotarian, Every Year” message in all of your Rotary contacts
Celebrating AchievementCelebrating AchievementDoing Good in the WorldDoing Good in the World
For a Better FutureFor a Better Future
For a Better FutureFor a Better Future
For a Better FutureFor a Better Future
There is still work to be doneThere is still work to be done
Every Club must take ownership and set its own Foundation goals including Annual Giving, Polio, and Permanent Fund (Benefactors).
Has your club set its goals?
Every Rotarian must be ASKED to participate in their Foundation
OUR FOUNDATIONOUR FOUNDATION
OUR FOUNDATIONOUR FOUNDATION
THE WORLD NEEDS THE WORLD NEEDS ROTARY and THE ROTARY and THE
ROTARY FOUNDATIONROTARY FOUNDATION
TO CONTINUE TO DO TO CONTINUE TO DO GOOD IN THE WORLDGOOD IN THE WORLD
We need your participation
District Simplified Grants –Applications due Aug 31
Matching GrantsGSE team leader, outbound team members, host clubsAmbassadorial Scholar/World Peace Fellow candidates
Polio Challenge Grant fundraisers
Foundation Workshop – August 7, Newport News
Foundation Banquet – November 17, Williamsburg
Supporting The Rotary Foundation is a great way to
give a little back to Rotary for the positive impact it
has had on your personal and professional life. Your
support of The Rotary Foundation is used to save lives,
promote peace, and make our local and international
communities a better place to live.
What is your EREY story?
Our Foundation provides us with the resources to
Our Foundation will help us in
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