Making Districts stronger through Benevolence

Presenter :Yinka BabalolaRegional Rotary Foundation Coordinator (20A)

Strengthened by Benevolence !

Service Project-TRF Resource Mapping

• Literacy and Numeracy

• Children at Risk• Preserve Planet Earth• Urban Concerns• Disabled Persons• Health Care• Population Issues• Poverty and Hunger• International

Understanding and Goodwill

• Maternal and Child Health• Disease Prevention and Treatment• Basic Education and Literacy• Water and Sanitation• Community dev &economic

empowerment• Peace and conflict prevention

District GrantsGlobal GrantsPackaged GrantsPeace centresFocused (strategic) Inter

regional cooperation

Menu of Service Opportunities Six Areas of Focus

Funding Opportunities

Involved Benevolence

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Input :— Getting Support for clubs to be able to do more

(signature projects) in the community.— Improved opportunities to participate in the programs

of the Rotary foundation Output:

― Increased activity which translates to ― more opportunities for Rotarian involvement― Enhanced visibility and credibility (public image) ― Stronger clubs /Districts

ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 5

LET US REMEMBER WHY WE DO THIS

Paul Harris

ROTARY’S NEW GRANT MODEL | 6

QUESTIONS?

What Motivates Rotarians?

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Fellowship with other Rotarians

Service to the local and world communities Networking with other professionals Recognition of their efforts from their

peers and the community