This document provides background information on Mayan Raslan, including her educational and professional experience and roles within Rotary International. She has a Bachelor's degree in translation, a Master's in public administration, and a PhD in public administration. Currently she is a partner and executive vice president at SpeedoTrans Co. and holds several leadership positions within Rotary International District 2451 in Egypt, including assistant public image coordinator for Zone 20b and vice district governor. The document outlines her extensive experience within Rotary clubs and at the district level since 1999.

1. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
IPDG Mayan Raslan
First Lady District Governor - D2451
Educational Background :
Bachelor of Arts ,Simultaneous Translation , Al Azhar University
Masters of Public Administration At AUC University .
PHD in Public Administration , Cairo University .
Current Position
Partner and Executive Vice President of “SpeedoTrans” Co. for Commerce
and Engineering Services
Partner: Speedo Trans. Co. for Technical and Marketing Studies and Consultations.
Current Position in Rotary ( 2017 / 2018 )
-Assistant Public Image Coordinator , Zone 20b
-Vice District Governor .
-District Trainer .
-Chair of Task Force Rotary School Mega Project at Fayoum
Former Positions
1999 Joined Rotary .
2004- 2005 Club President (RC El Tahrir) .
2005-2006 Assistant Governor .
2006-2007 Vice Chairman of the District Conference Organizing Committee .
2007- 2008 Chairperson, Public Relations District Committee .
2008-2009 Club President (RC Cairo Royal) .
2010-2011 Country Trainer, Egypt , Chair Program Sub Committee .
2011- 2012 Chair, Interact District Committee –Country Trainer.
2012-2013 Deputy District Governor .
2013- 2014 Chairperson of 1st District 2451 Conference, Organizing Committee .
2016-2017 District Governor (D.2451).
2017-2018 Assistant Reginal Rotary Public Image Coordinator zone 20B
2018-2019 District TRF ChairPerson

2. Rotary International
District 2451 (Egypt)
Rotary Year 2018/19
Rotary International- D 2451 (Egypt)
Rotary Year 2018/19
District Team Training Seminar (DTTS)
Sharm El Sheikh, March 1-3, 2018

3. TRF Funding

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The mission of The Rotary Foundation:
To enable Rotary members to advance world understanding, goodwill, and
peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and
the alleviation of poverty.
Doing Good in the World

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Rotary Foundation Funds
Three main Funds:
1. Annual Fund
2. Endowment Fund
3. PolioPlus Fund

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$1,000
contribution
$500
Up to $250
for District
Grants
• 1:1 match of World Fund to DDF for
Global Grants
• DDF and World Fund can also support
PolioPlus or Rotary Peace Centers
$500
SHARE SYSTEM
Effective 1 July 2015
Earmarked
World
Fund
District
Designated
Fund (DDF)

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TRF Areas of Focus

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… End Polio NOW
• Be a part of history and help Rotary achieve a
Polio-Free World
• Rotarians are challenged to US$355 million
from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
• Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) is
adopting a long-term strategy to polio
eradication by 2018

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Recognitions

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DONOR RECOGNITION
Paul Harris Fellow Paul Harris Society
Paul Harris
Club Banner

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ARCH KLUMPH SOCIETY

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FUNDRAISING PLAN
Ideas for cultivating donors

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Every Rotarian, Every Year (EREY)
A fundraising initiative to encourage support for
the Foundation’s Annual Fund.
• EREY encourages every Rotarian to:
-contribute to the Annual Fund every year ($100)
-participate in a Foundation grant or program every
year

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PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY
Gifts of $1,000 or more annually
Benefits:
• Increases DDF and number of projects
• Expands pool of leadership donors
• Cultivates future donors
• Keeps members engaged in Rotary
• Members receive recognition

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ANNUAL FUND Contributions
• Annual Fund contributions can go to SHARE, the World Fund, or one of
Rotary's Areas of Focus. All contributions are spent on Rotary projects.
• Annual Fund contributions to the six Areas of Focus count toward a club's
annual giving goal and per capital giving calculations but are NOT not
included in a district's SHARE calculation (do not increase the amount of
your DDF).
• Gifts to PolioPlus and the Endowment count toward a club's annual giving
goal and per capital giving calculations but are NOT not included in a
district's SHARE calculation.
• All contributions except to the Endowment count for PHFs

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MAJOR GIFTS and THE ENDOWMENT

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• What is a major gift?
• What is a major donor?
MAJOR GIFTS

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• Why are they important?
• How do they happen?
MAJOR GIFTS

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ROTARY’S ENDOWMENT FUND
• What is the endowment fund?
• How much is in it?
• Why is it important for TRF?
Total Net Assets + Expectancies: $1 billion+
Program support in recent years: $10 million+
Total program support over last 10 years: $50 million+

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MAJOR GIFTS AND THE ENDOWMENT
• How will I find major donors in my district?
• How will I ask for major gifts?

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MAJOR GIFTS AND THE ENDOWMENT
• RRFCs and their assistants
• Fund Development Staff
• District Fundraising Committee
• Endowment Fund Subcommittee
• Paul Harris Society Coordinator
• Club Foundation/Fundraising Chairs
• Senior Leaders
Who can help me?

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Developing a Fundraising Plan
Worksheet
• Activity: work in pairs

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DEVELOPING A FUNDRAISING PLAN
• Which program did you build a plan for?
• What are the fundraising goals?
• What events or activities did you include?
• Who are the potential donors?
• How will you work with your RRFC, EMGA, Foundation
committees and Zone leaders to identify and cultivate
donors?

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CONTRIBUTION HISTORY
250
200
150
100
50
0
MILLIONSOFDOLLARS

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CONTRIBUTION HISTORY
“Paul Harris had
expressed hope
that instead of
funeral flowers
money might be
sent to [the]
Foundation
for furthering
international
understanding.”

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• Rotary Year 15-16 $18,646.06
• Rotary Year 16-17 $9,235.31
• Rotary Year 17-18 $$14,647.55
Available DDF

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2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018
Annual Fund
Contibution
33,170 $ 100 000 $ 150 000 $ 200 000 $
Polio Plus Fund 18,442 $ 50,000 $ 75,000 $ 100,000 $
Endowment Fund 200 $ 10,000 $ 15,000 $ 25,000 $
Benafactures 18 21 23
AF per Capita 17.09 $ 50 $ 75 $ 100 $
Goals Received 52.6% 75% 85% 95%
TRF Goals Summary 2015-2018

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District Funding 13/05/16
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KEY RESOURCES
Publications
• Lead Your District: Rotary Foundation Committee
• Manage Your Global Grant
• The Rotary Foundation Reference Guide
On-line
• E-learning modules at learn.rotary.org
• “Doing Good” videos on Rotary’s YouTube channel
• Rotary’s online giving platform
• District MOU
Zone
• RRFCs and assistant RRFCs
• Endowment/major gifts advisers (EMGAs)

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DO GOOD IN THE WORLD