District 6400 District Assembly | 1 The Rotary Foundation Future Vision Plan District Assembly 2010

District 6400 District Assembly | 1

The Rotary Foundation

Future Vision Plan

District Assembly 2010


Why Future Vision?

• Only 100 Districts selected to lead FVP• District 6400 is viewed as a leader in the

Rotary World• Gives D6400 a voice in what FVP will look

like in 3 years • Better to be on the inside looking out than the

outside looking in.• More control of more of our DDF.


Rotary Foundation Mission

To enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health,

the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty


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

District 6400 District Assembly

Role and Responsibilities of the Club Foundation

Committee


Learning Objectives

• Understand The Rotary Foundation’s new grant-making model.

• Identify the role of the club’s Rotary Foundation committee.

• Understand the Programs, Grants and Fund Raising needs for Annual Programs, Polio and the Permanent Fund.

• Select appropriate committee members.


Grant Types

1. Global Grants

2. District Grants (Block Grant)

A. District International Grant DIG

B. District Community Grants

(DCG former DSG)


Grant Type Descriptions

• District grants are block grants made to districts to support smaller projects locally and internationally. These grants can be used in either Pilot and Non-Pilot Districts.

• Global grants support larger projects with sustainable, high-impact outcomes in one of the six areas of focus. Can only be used in FVP Districts.


Stewardship• Ensure project oversight.• Establish financial controls. • Report any improper use of funds. • Implement projects as approved. • Submit appropriate reports. • Maintain records.• Attend district Rotary Foundation grant

management seminar.• Sign and implement the Club MOU.


Foundation Activities


Committee Members


Responsibilities• Develop committee goals.

• Educate club members.

• Encourage Foundation support.

• Ensure stewardship of funds.

• Attend district Rotary Foundation grant management seminar.

• Communicate Foundation goals.


Club TRF Committee

• Minimum of three members• Club TRF Chair • Individual responsible for Grants

and Grants committee • Programs chair (Scholars, Peace

Fellows, and Vocational Training Team member recruitment


Developing Goals


Learning Objectives

• Develop long-range and annual goals.

• Identify resources that will support these goals.


Effective Goals

• Shared

• Measurable

• Challenging

• Achievable

• Time specific


Strategic Planning


TRF Club Strategic Plan

• Develop long-range and annual goals for increasing the club per capita giving to APF, Polio and Benefactors, Bequest Society.

• Identify potential Major Donors and Paul Harris Society members.

• Identify resources that will support these goals.


Every Rotarian, Every Year


Program changes in FVP• Ambassadorial Scholars now called

Scholars. Must study in one or more of the 6 areas of focus and in a FVP District and be a graduate. Traditional Scholars can be funded through a District Grant.

• GSE program funded by District Grant or Vocational Training Team by Global Grant with $30,000 minimum.

• Minimum Global Grant is $30,000


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Resources


Questions & Answers

Documents

District 6400 District Assembly | 1 The Rotary Foundation Future Vision Plan District Assembly 2010