This page gives Rotarians details about Foundation Grants and how to get involved. If you are interested in any of the grants please contact the District Grants officer, Jo Janczak, or the District Rotary Foundation Chair, Bill Ross
All grants must support the mission of the Rotary Foundation to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education and the alleviation of poverty; and all grant funded projects must involve the active participation of Rotarians.
There are two two types of grant:
Global grants for larger projects (minimum $30,000). A global grant project will be within one of the Areas of Focus. Click here for general guidance on the Areas of Focus. Or click on the links below for detailed information on each Area of Focus.
Disease Prevention and Treatment
Economic and Community Development
Click here for more detailed general information on global grants.
Sustainability is a key requirement for Global Grants. Click here for specific information about sustainability. Global grants require a community needs assessement. Click here for the most recent guidance.
Global Grants can also be used to support Scholarships and Vocational Training Teams. Click on the links to find out more
For District Grants look at the page link on the right.
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