Rotary Monument in Caracas

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Caracas VenezuelaCheltenham RotaryA Project
Requiring the Cooperation of Two Clubs in
District 4370 Caracas
Rotary Monument in Caracas
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Entrance to the Ophthalmological Clinic
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Mevorah Florentin Founder of The Society of the
Blind Responsible for bringing Braille to
Venezuela and sponsor of the clinic.
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Dr. Tovar is Director of the clinic, and he is
blind himself.
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Blind members of Chorus
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Refractor Donated July 18, 2006 under the
Matching Grant Project
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Frank Bisk signing final documents with
Venezuelan Rotarians
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Margarita Katan, PDG District 4370 and Mevorah
Florentins neice Frank Bisk and the Rotary Club
Presidents involved in this project.
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Puyo EcuadorCentral Chester County Rotary

• A project to provide computers for a community
  center and two schools surrounding Puyo Ecuador.
• Involved two rotary clubs in Ecuador. Did not
  involve any DDF But did involve matching cash.

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Miguel Valverde No. 52 School in Bahia de
Caraquez in northwest Ecuador.
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Nashik IndiaRotary Club of Bristol

• To provide 450 books and 10 computers to 10
  village schools near Nashik India.
• A set of 25 books placed in both the 4th and 7th
  grades.
• Involves both DDF and matching cash.

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Firdaus Kapadia, President Rotary Club of Nashik
Road and Mr. Patil Superintendent of Village
Schools
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Matoshri Nagar School in the Belgaondhaga
Village
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Dictionaries, Encyclopedia, Biographies, Short
Stories
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Plaque in Marathi
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Banner in English
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Rajwada School in the Belgaondhaga Village
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Vibha Patil With Students
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Students Had Shared One Book
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School Teachers
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Kwang Village NigeriaRotary Club of Broomall

• A project to provide a complete purification and
  filtration system for the Haven of Hope Mission
  in Kwang Village Nigeria.
• Involved no monetary commitment by the primary
  host partner. It did involve both DDF and
  matching cash.

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Haven of Hope Mission
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Carpenters at Work
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Fitting Interior of Container
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Russ and Jim Painting
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Water Storage Tanks
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Russ Kehler and Stan Madsen
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Transporting to the Dock
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Nashik IndiaRotary Club of Bristol

• To provide shoes for 855 students in 10 village
  schools surrounding Nashik India.
• An international project that does not involve
  funding by the Rotary Foundation.

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Village of Jateagon
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Students trying out their first pair of shoes.
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Village of Vashali Vibha Patil is the Primary
Contact at the Rotary Club of Nashik Road Auto
rickshaw in the background is the mode of
transportation.
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Typical village home.
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Shoe Manufacturer is measuring and recording foot
sizes.
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International Youth Exchange Students visiting
District 3030 help in distributing shoes.
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Village of Viholi
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Approximately 350 students occupy this resident
school for the orphans and abandoned children.
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Students waiting in line for their shoes.
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Kids made happy for less than the cost of a cup
of coffee!
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Vocational School for the Blind Students are
trained to sew, play instruments, etc.
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A fair well from the Vocational School for the
Blind.
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Letter of Transmittal
The Matching Grants Project begins with the
Primary Host Partner expressing their needs.
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Matching Grants Application Available
at http//www.rotary.org/foundation/grants/matchi
ng/index.html
Project Description
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Host Partner
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International Partner.
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Project Budget
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Project Financing
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Project Planning
Competitive Grants
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Authorizations
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District 7450 World Community Service
Committee Doug Blazey, Chairman 2006-2007