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Novato
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District 5150 Foundation Presentation
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Our Mission

• The mission of The Rotary Foundation
• is to 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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• About one in six people
• live on less than 1 a day
• Half the worlds population lives on
• less than 2 a day

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116.6 million

• Program awards in last fiscal year to
  alleviate poverty, improve health and support
  education

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Money spent in the US each Year

• Cosmetic Products             30 Billion ( 100
  per capita)
• Pet Products                      31 Billion
• Coffee 32 Billion
• Soft Drinks                          60 Billion
  ( 200 per capita)
• Beer                               
   45 Billion
• Weight Control Products   33 Billion
• Fast Food                          103 Billion
  ( 343 per capita)
• Legal Gambling                 550 Billion
• TOTAL 884 Billion
• US spending figures in one year

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The Rotary Foundation IS Unique

• Addresses educational and humanitarian needs,
  local and international
• Its world reach is greater than UN
• Beyond political and religious boundaries
• Programs are a reflection of Rotarian values and
  interests
• The Rotary Foundation is YOUR Foundation

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What 100 Can Do

• A hearing aid
• for a deaf child
• in Colombia

• Prescription glasses
• for seven children in Vietnam

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What 200 Can Do

• Textbooks for two elementary schools in
• Zambia

• Cataract operations
• for six blind individuals
• in India

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What 1,000 Can Do

• A well for clean drinking water in a community in
  India
• Equipment for a childrens library in Cojimes,
  Ecuador
• Polio vaccine for hundreds of children
• Playground equipment, musical instruments, and
  therapeutic toys for the rehabilitation of
  orphans and children in the Czech Republic

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Saving Lives with every Project

• Child mortality rate before the project 19

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Saving Lives with every Project

• Child mortality rate before the project 19
• Child mortality rate with project completed 4
• RI Club Eagle River, Wisconsin

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The world needs Rotarians like you!
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Getting it done
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APF/SHARE

• Why is it called SHARE?
• Rotarians SHARE their resources with their fellow
  Rotarians.
• The Trustees SHARE some decision-making with the
  districts.
• Rotarians SHARE Rotary with the world through
  their Foundation.

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The APF/SHARE 3-Year Cycle
2005 2006
2006 2007
2007 2008
2008 2009
2009 2010
2010 2011
2004 2005

• Contributions made to the Annual Programs fund in
  2004-05 becomes available in 2007-08

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The APF/SHARE 3-Year Cycle
2005 2006
2006 2007
2007 2008
2008 2009
2009 2010
2010 2011
2004 2005

• Contributions made to the Annual Programs fund in
  2004-05 becomes available in 2007-08
• Contributions made in 2007-08 become available in
  2010-11

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Investing
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Planning
Contributions to the Annual Programs Fund
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Spending
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The APF/SHARE 3-Year Cycle
Spend Select Participants Plan/Allocate Contr
ibute
YEAR 3
YEAR 2
YEAR 1
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Working towards The Elimination of
Poverty Environmental Conservation Food Security,
Health Care and Education Mediation and Conflict
Resolution World Peace and Understanding
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PolioPlus

• More than 2 billion children received oral polio
  vaccine since 1985
• Rotary has committed over US633 million to polio
  eradication (as of June 2007)

Presented By Kristopher J. Newbauer Training
Specialist
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Rotary Centers for International Studies

• Six Rotary Centers for International Studies in
  Peace and Conflict resolution
• To advance knowledge and world understanding
  among potential future leaders

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Group Study Exchange

• Provides travel grants for teams to exchange
  visits between paired areas in different
  countries
• A team consists of four non-Rotarian young
  professionals and one Rotarian who leads the
  group
• All Rotarians are eligible to apply as team
  leaders

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Ambassadorial Scholarship

• Established in 1947 to further international
  understanding
• Among the world's largest privately funded
  international scholarship programs
• 38,000 scholars from 110 countries have served as
  ambassadors of goodwill

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Volunteer Service Grants

• Volunteer Service Grants for international
  humanitarian service for 5 to 60 days
• Funding may be used to plan specific projects or
  to provide direct service to a specific project

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District Simplified Grants

• A District Simplified Grant (DSG) is a tool
  Rotary districts utilize to support short-term,
  humanitarian projects that benefit the community
• Funded through a portion of District Designated
  Funds (DDF) to support projects locally or
  internationally

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Matching Grants

• Matches contributions raised by Rotary clubs and
  districts for international service projects
  involving Rotary clubs in two or more countries
• Over US291 million spent on 26,000 grants in 171
  countries since 1965

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3-H Grants

• Funds 2-4 year, large-scale projects
• Enhance health, alleviate hunger or improve human
  development
• Since 1978, over US 74 million to 305 projects
  in the 77 countries

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You are the Spirit of RotaryTODAYand the
Legacy of RotaryTOMORROW
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We can make it happen
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Contribute with TRF-DIRECT

• Automatic giving monthly, quarterly or annually
• Leverage with Foundation Sustaining Members and
  Paul Harris Society Members

TRF-DIRECT 998-EN
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Paul Harris Society
PHS Brochure 099-EN
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Become a Benefactor

• A Benefactor is an individual or couple that
  has made a provision in their estate plan to gift
  a minimum 1,000 to The Rotary Foundation.

Benefactor Commitment Card 149-EN
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The Bequest Society

• Bequest Society member is an individual or
  couple that has made a provision in their estate
  plan to gift a minimum 10,000 to TRF.

Bequest Society Membership Card 098-EN
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Thank you for Doing Good in the World!