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Are you interested in applying for a grant?
You must first become qualified !
The qualification process helps ensure that your club understands your financial responsibilities, including stewardship, and is prepared to take them on. Qualification must be completed each year.
Becoming qualified is simple, you have to :
- Agree to the club qualification MOU
- Get your Club President, President Elect and / or Immediate Past President to sign the MOU
- Confirm your President Elect and certify by your current Club Secretary
- Send at least one club member to a grant management seminar held by district
- Prepare a written financial management plan for administration
- Open a designate bank account if you are applied as host club of a Global Grants Project
The Rotary Scholarship offers a great opportunity to our young people who have a mission of furthering their study in advancing their career, in particular in the areas of Rotary’s six areas of focus. Our District, through the Global Grant, will sponsor young scholar to study abroad; and similarly, our clubs can also play host to students coming from overseas studying in Hong Kong.
The Rotary Foundation, under the Global Grant, will support scholars who are undertaking a graduate study (programme length can be one to four years) in a subject that fit one of the six causes:
- Promoting peace
- Fighting disease
- Providing clean water, sanitation, and hygiene
- Saving mothers and children
- Supporting education
- Growing local economies
As Rotary sets to initiate its Polio Eradication & Endgame Strategic Plan 2013-2018 – the world came together to make financial commitments totaling approximately US$4 billion over six years toward the US$5.5 billion endgame strategy of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative were announced during the Global Vaccine Summit in Abu Dhabi. This money and global efforts represent the final mile as we get THIS Close to eradicating Polio from the Face of the world.
Dear Club Presidents and District Leaders,
The District Rotary Foundation News for April is published in the DG’s Monthly Newsletter. The following links provide you with the short cut to read the articles on Rotary Foundation matters in the April issue:
- Message from the Chair of District Rotary Foundation Committee by PDG Peter Wan
- Survey of District Funding Request by PDG Jason Chan, Deputy Chair (Fundraising), of DRFC
- Fundraising Initiatives of District Rotary Foundation Committee by PDG Jason Chan, Deputy Chair (Fundraising), of DRFC
Regards,
Dominic Ko
Secretary, District Rotary Foundation Committee
Which original grants are still available?
We’re changing the way we structure grants to simplify the process and make the most of our funding and talent. While we are in the process of moving to the new structure, we will still accept applications for the following original Foundation grants until 31 March 2013
The Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarship program will end in 2013. Beginning in 2013-14, The Foundation will offer scholarship opportunities through district and global grants.
1. 2012-13 Contribution Statistics
Up to December 30, 2012, 31 rotary clubs (46.9% of total no. of 66 clubs) have contributed to The Rotary Foundation (TRF).
