The Rotary Foundation provides different grant programs to Rotary
clubs and districts for the purpose of implementing humanitarian
projects both locally and globally. The World Community Service
committee seeks to use the various grants available through District
5100 and The Rotary Foundation to promote projects with an educational
element in other countries.
District Simplified Grants - Small grants up to $2000 to be used by Rotary clubs for local
projects and to benefit the community
Volunteer Service Grants - Grants up to $3000 for Rotarians and $6000 for groups of Rotarians to
assist in travel expenses for Rotary Projects
Matching Grants - Up to $25,000 available for international service projects involving
Rotary clubs or districts in two or more countries
Competitive Matching Grants
- Awards up to $150,000 available for international service projects
involving Rotary Clubs or districts in two or more countries. The
Grant process involves performing an community needs analysis and the
grants are competitive with other large denomination projects.
Health, Hunger and Humanity Grants (3-H) - Competitive large denomination
($100,000 - $300,000) grants awarded to fund long-term,
self-help, and grassroots development projects that are too large for
one club or district to implement on their own. |