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February 2017 | Take action to create positive change locally and globally |
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Giving updates | ||
Give the Gift of Rotary Rotary’s 112th anniversary is 23 February, and this year we celebrate The Rotary Foundation’s 100th year. Consider giving a birthday gift to The Rotary Foundation today. When you give to the Annual Fund, you empower leaders just like you to improve their communities and make a lasting impact. Are you and your friends registered on My Rotary? A special centennial promotion is coming soon. Register on My Rotary today and check announcements to stay updated. | ||
Grant updates | ||
Global grant funding for low-cost shelters and simple schools For three years beginning 1 January, clubs and districts will be able to use global grants to build low-cost shelters and simple schools. The construction must be a part of a comprehensive project related to an area of focus. More information will be available on My Rotary soon. Submitting global grant scholarship applications Plan ahead for your scholars! If you’re sponsoring a global grant scholar who will begin studies in August, September, or October 2017, we need your application no later than 30 June. June, July, and August are the busiest months for scholarship applications, and each year, some students miss out on scholarships because their Rotary sponsors haven’t left enough time for the Foundation to review the applications. Speaking of scholars, did you know that Foundation staff can review candidates you’re considering for a scholarship before you submit their applications? Simply email your regional grants officer with pertinent information about the candidate to request a pre-review. He or she will help you avoid applying for a scholarship that isn’t eligible. Rotary/UNESCO-IHE scholarships The Rotary Foundation and UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education have extended their collaboration for two more years and will offer up to 10 scholarships for graduate study at UNESCO-IHE's Delft campus in the Netherlands in 2017-19. For more information review the application toolkit and the scholarship terms and conditions. Changes to grant terms and conditions The Foundation periodically updates grant terms and conditions to clarify them and incorporate policy changes. See the current version, which reflects the following changes: Section III Removed “schools, homes/low-cost shelters” from the restrictions on construction Added a restriction that one global grant cannot fund multiple unrelated projectsSection V Removed explanation about obtaining travel insuranceSection VI Added information about tax withholdings for global grant scholarships awarded for study in the U.S. | ||
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Learn about the new Grant Center In December, we debuted the new Grant Center, which features both a new look and a streamlined grant application. You can learn more about the new system in How to Use the Grant Center. We will host a webinar in April to introduce new users to the Grant Center. Register on the webinars page on My Rotary. Join a moderated area of focus discussion group Rotary discussion groups offer a place for Rotarians, Rotaractors, Rotary Peace Fellows, and alumni to share their experiences and ideas with members of the Rotary family from around the world. We invited members of the Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers, a group of volunteer Rotarians who provide technical expertise to Rotarians planning and carrying out projects, to moderate the area of focus discussion groups from 15 January until 30 June. Whether you want to pursue a global grant or learn how to do a community needs assessment, our experts can answer your questions. | |||||
Resources & reference Grant Center | |||||
Giving & Grants is a quarterly publication with information to help you support Rotary's work through your contributions and grant-funded activities. Send questions and comments to rotarysupportcenter@rotary.org.
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