Foundation

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Foundation Jeopardy
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Mission StatementTo enable Rotarians to advance
world understanding, goodwill, and peace through
the improvement of health, the support of
education, and the alleviation of poverty.
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TRF Acronyms
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Recognition
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Doing Good in the World
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Foundation Grab Bag
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Foundation Facts Figures
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TRF Acronyms
End Polio Now
Doing Good in the World
Foundation Grab Bag
Facts Figures
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TRF FVP
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The Rotary Foundation Future Vision Plan
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EREY
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APF
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Annual Programs Fund
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GSE
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Group Study Exchange
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DDF DSG
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District Designated Funds District Simplified
Grant
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100
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Sustaining Member
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1,000
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Paul Harris Fellow (Paul Harris Society 1,000
per year)
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10,000
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Major Donor
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250,000
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Arch C. Klumph Society
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1,000 Permanent Fund 10,000 Permanent Fund
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Benefactor - 1,000 Bequest Society - 10,000
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What year did the PolioPlus campaign start?
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1985 The first and largest internationally
coordinated private-sector support of a public
health initiative, with an initial pledge of
120 million
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The four endemic countries
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Pakistan Afghanistan India Nigeria
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2 Billion
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The number of children who have received the
Polio vaccine
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355 million
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Amount of the grant from the Gates Foundation to
help eradicate polio
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200 million
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Rotary's match toward the Gates Challenge Grant
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Two desks for an elementary school in
Honduras 50 mosquito nets for women and children
in Tanzania One year of high school tuition for
a student in China
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What does a 100 contribution do
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Reading books for 150 elementary students in
South Africa One electric/gas oven for
an elementary school in Costa Rica 10 beds for
an orphanage in India
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What does a 500 contribution do
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400 pairs of needy eye glasses for needy
patients in Nigeria 24 desks for a school in the
Soloman Islands Portable dental chair for dental
care to indigenous children in Mexico
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What does a 1,000 contribution do
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Two water wells that serve villages in
Haiti Bakery equipment for a vocational training
center for disabled children in Sudan Three
refurbished school buses for rural communities in
Mexico
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What does a 10,000 contribution do
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Name two Foundation grants received by D7600 in
08-09
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Healing Hearts 189,000 Competitive Matching
Grant Zambia Bridges 300,000 3H Grant
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World's largest privately funded
international scholarships program
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Ambassadorial Scholarship
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UNC and Duke are one of six universities around
the world that partner with RI for this
educational program
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Rotary Centers for International Studies in
peace and conflict resolution
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Percentage of Annual Programs Fund contributions
used to fund operating expenses
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0 Three year cycle
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4 Star
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The Rotary Foundation receives a 4-Star rating
from Charity Navigator, America's largest
independent evaluator of charities
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Bon Air, Churchland, Colonial Heights, Hampton
Roads, Henrico East, James City County, Newport
News, Northside Norfolk, Petersburg, Prince
George, Virginia Peninsula
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100 Paul Harris Fellow Clubs
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1917
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The year The Rotary Foundation was created by
RI's sixth president, Arch C. Klumph, for the
purpose of doing good in the world
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27.50
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Initial contribution to The Rotary
Foundation. Total cummulative contributions and
awards total over 2 billion (8.7 million in
D7600)
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500
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Amount of the first grant that was made to the
International Society for Crippled Chidren (later
became Easter Seals)
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100
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Participation by clubs in D7600 in the Annual
Programs Fund (173.05 per capita for the
District)
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20 24 38
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RI ranking in 08-09 for D7600 (534 Districts
worldwide) 20th - Per capita giving, 173.05 24th
- Total annual giving, 525,986 38th - Total TRF
giving, 674,011