Applying for Grants
Many changes have been made to the process for applying for grants, and the application forms have been updated for the current year.
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Every year, The Rotary Foundation gives hundreds of millions of dollars in grants to Rotary Clubs throughout the world for humanitarian projects, vocational training and scholarships in Rotary’s cause areas.
Ranging from small-scale, short-term activities to large, international projects, Rotary grants strengthen global partnerships and provide sustainable and measurable benefits to communities.
Grants from The Rotary Foundation support thousands of projects every year
District Foundation Grants fund small-scale, short-term local or international projects with flexible, community-driven goals. Partner clubs are not essential for District Grants.
Foundation Global Grants support large, long-term, sustainable projects (minimum $30,000) that align with specific areas of focus, requiring partnership between two clubs in separate countries. The minimum size for a Global Grant project is $30,000
Foundation Scholarships are offered for scholarships for college graduates and professionals to study peace and conflict resolution.
Rotary Peace Fellowships are available to candidates who want to participate in a master’s degree or professional development certificate program at one of our partner universities.
How to Apply for Grants in District 1100 Go to Members Only pages for application and report forms and further information and resources.
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Our annual afternoon for our Senior Citizens. hosted by Dursley Rotary Club will take place on appreciated by everyone. Kate Peake who entertained us last year wiill present another presentation of films relaying to our County of Gloucestershire.
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Following the successful the 2025 Rotary Children's Funday (previously known as Kids Out) The Rotary Club of Dursley is pleased to say that we are able to take part in the 2026 Funday
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Dursley Rotary Club were again pleased to support Rednock School with their Mock Interviews over 3 days this February
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Following on from the clubs efforts in 2023 members of the Rotary Club of Dursley has continued with "Walk a Mile for Polio. Keep a lookout for our plans for 2026 and hopefully we will do as well as we did in previous years
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Presentation of 2 benches one at the Recreation Field, Dursley, representing 70 years of Dursley Rotary and one at the Sculpture Trail, Dursley, in memory of Mike Doughty who sadly died 2 June 2022 (Bench temporarily removed due to Council works)
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