2012 Rotary Foundation Seminar
Posted by Dan Steele
on Sep 17, 2012
September 8, 2012 at Mineral Wells High School
Foundation peace programs:
A master's program in peace and conflict resolution.
Also a 90 day certification program.
Group Study Exchange:
With District 4770 in Brazil from April 10-May 10, 2013.
One Rotarian Team Leader; 4 non-Rotarian team members.
Team members are non-Rotarian young professionals ages 25-40.
Polio Plus:
District 5790 Contributions
2010-11 $145,656
2011-12 $121,743
Dec 2007 - June 2012 $524,912
District Simplified Grants:
27 applications: 20 approved for $32,787 plus 5 District Funded Grants for $5,000
Foundation peace programs:
A master's program in peace and conflict resolution.
Also a 90 day certification program.
Group Study Exchange:
With District 4770 in Brazil from April 10-May 10, 2013.
One Rotarian Team Leader; 4 non-Rotarian team members.
Team members are non-Rotarian young professionals ages 25-40.
Polio Plus:
District 5790 Contributions
2010-11 $145,656
2011-12 $121,743
Dec 2007 - June 2012 $524,912
District Simplified Grants:
27 applications: 20 approved for $32,787 plus 5 District Funded Grants for $5,000
Annual Program Funds:
These contributions fund all our programs.
Funds are held for 3 years with interest earned defraying overhead costs.
Funds come back as District Designated Funds.
Our 2012-13 District goal is $184,026;
Through August $20,838 received.
Rotary Future Vision begins July 2013:
Goals:
Simplify programs and processes.
Focus Rotarian service efforts to increase global impact.
Support global and local efforts.
Increase sense of ownership at the district and club levels.
Enhance Rotary's public image.
Areas of Focus:
Peace and Conflict Prevention / Resolution
Disease Prevention and Treatment
Water and Sanitation
Maternal and Child Health
Basic Education and Literacy
Economic and Community Development
New Model:
Rotary Foundation District Grants
Rotary Foundation Global Grants
Training calendar is available on the District Website
These contributions fund all our programs.
Funds are held for 3 years with interest earned defraying overhead costs.
Funds come back as District Designated Funds.
Our 2012-13 District goal is $184,026;
Through August $20,838 received.
Rotary Future Vision begins July 2013:
Goals:
Simplify programs and processes.
Focus Rotarian service efforts to increase global impact.
Support global and local efforts.
Increase sense of ownership at the district and club levels.
Enhance Rotary's public image.
Areas of Focus:
Peace and Conflict Prevention / Resolution
Disease Prevention and Treatment
Water and Sanitation
Maternal and Child Health
Basic Education and Literacy
Economic and Community Development
New Model:
Rotary Foundation District Grants
Rotary Foundation Global Grants
Training calendar is available on the District Website