International Service Update - November 2011
A review of the Club's International Service Projects over the last few years.
In view of the talks on The Rotary Foundation (TRF) we had in early November 2011 - Foundation Month - it seems appropriate that we should "blow our own trumpet" just a little bit. The table below shows how we were able transform $11,950 into an amazing $107,707, thanks to cooperation with other Rotary Clubs and the wonders of TRF Matching Grants. This report first appeared in the November 2011 Bulletin but I believe it deserves putting on record here for a - potentially - much wider audience.
-- Eric Colling
Matching Grant Summary for 2005 - 2011 - International Projects
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Together we save lives
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Grow your own Crocus
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A Walk to End Polio
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A Walk to End Polio
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A Walk to End Polio
more David did it again!
A Walk to End Polio
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The Pimpri Project
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The Leprosy Mission Project - Matching Grants
more Matching Grants approved for The Leprosy Mission Project
Visit to Durham by RC Durham, North Carolina
Thanks for Life - A Window of Opportunity
more Part of the RIBI Thanks For Life Project
Thanks For Life - Window of Opportunity Photos
more A page of selected photos from the Window of Opportunity - February 23 - 27, 2010, in the Prince Bishops Centre, Durham.
Focus on the Crocus - The Blooming Big Bulb Plant!
Focus on the Crocus - The Big Bulb Plant Continues at Kelloe
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End Polio Now - Thanks for Life Collection
more Display and Collection at Sainsbury's, Durham
Leprosy Hospital Project Update
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International Service and Rotary Foundation
back The main aim of this committee is to develop and implement educational, humanitarian, vocational and youth projects that address the needs of communities in other countries.