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The Rotary Foundation<br />Changing Lives<br />

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The Rotary Foundation<br />Mission: Enable Rotarians to advance worldunderstanding, goodwill, and peacethrough the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation ofpoverty. <br />

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Charitable Foundations<br />Annual Programs Fund<br />Restricted Giving<br />Endowment Fund<br />

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The Rotary Foundation<br />Annual Programs Fund<br />Polio Plus<br />Humanitarian Grant Projects<br />Disaster Relief Funds<br />Peace Centers<br />Permanent Fund<br />

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The Rotary Foundation<br />Annual Programs Fund<br />Educational Programs (33% of $)<br /><ul><li>Ambassadorial Scholarships

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Rotary Peace Fellows

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Group Study Exchange</li></ul>Humanitarian Grants Program (67% of $)<br /><ul><li>International Matching Grants

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District Simplified Grants</li></li></ul><li>The Rotary Foundation<br />Annual Programs Fund<br />Educational Programs (33% of $)<br /><ul><li>Ambassadorial Scholarships

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Rotary Peace Fellows

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Group Study Exchange</li></ul>Humanitarian Grants Program (67% of $)<br /><ul><li>International Matching Grants

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District Simplified Grants</li></li></ul><li>Ambassadorial Scholarships<br /><ul><li>Provides scholarships for a year studying abroad as ambassadors of goodwill to improve international understanding.</li></ul>710 scholars from 52 countries, studied in 73 countries<br />4 scholarships in District 6440 next year. Winnetka’s John Moore just completed a year of study at the London School of Economics.<br />

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Changing Lives Panel<br /><ul><li>Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar- Jamie Revord</li></li></ul><li>Peace Scholarships<br /><ul><li>Masters degree and professional certificate fellowships in international relations, peace and conflict resolution at one of 5 Rotary Peace Centers. Includes support for practicum.

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52 fellows from 29 countries; 41 professional development certificates

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Centers at:

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Chulalongkorn University , Bangkok, Thailand (prof. development)

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Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , USA

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International Christian University , Tokyo, Japan

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Universidad del Salvador , Buenos Aires, Argentina

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University of Bradford , West Yorkshire, England

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University of Queensland , Brisbane, Australia

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Uppsala University , Uppsala, Sweden</li></li></ul><li>Changing Lives Panel<br /><ul><li>Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar- Jamie Revord

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MaribethGainard- Rotary Peace Scholar</li></li></ul><li>International Matching Grants<br /><ul><li>Match contributions of Rotary Clubs and Districts working on projects internationally, addressing six areas of focus:</li></ul>Peace and conflict prevention/resolution<br />Disease prevention and treatment<br />Water and sanitation<br />Maternal and child health<br />Basic education and literacy<br />Economic and community development<br />

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International Matching Grants<br /><ul><li>2,215 new projects started 2009/10, in 122 countries

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17 projects funded last year in District 6440</li></li></ul><li>Changing Lives Panel<br /><ul><li>Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar- Jamie Revord

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MaribethGainard- Rotary Peace Scholar

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Narayan Murarka- Rotary Matching Grant</li></li></ul><li>New Giving Program<br /><ul><li>TRF Direct- Monthly, Quarterly or Annual donations from bank account of credit card.

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No longer in club invoices or paid to club.

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Reduce club administration.

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Assure donations get to TRF, you get proper credit.

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Easy. Smaller, regular contributions easier to make than larger annual check.

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Differentiates between the club’s foundation and The Rotary Foundation.</li></li></ul><li>Changing Lives<br />“The More You Give,<br />The More You Get.”<br />

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Thank You!<br />