2/5/11 District Assembly 2011 District Grant Certification.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Ron Kelemen, Chair Stew Martin, ex-ViceChair District 5100 International Service Committee International Service 101 Getting Your Club Started on Rotarys.
Advertisements

Humanitarian Grants Program of The Rotary Foundation.
TITLE District 5470 Rotary Foundation Seminar District Grants Chris Unfug May 3, 2014.
Promoting Pilot Clubs Around Virginia VA District Mini-Grant Application.
1 Global GrantsSlide 1 Mentor Training – 27 February 2010 Rotary Year
Documenting Expenses & In-Kind Contributions. 2 Donations that Aren ’ t Dollars: In-Kind Contributions Session Objectives: Have participants understand:
1 Project Smart Metering Portfolio Foundation Updates June 2013.
I-65 Alabama Clean Corridor Grant Program Retailer Workshops September, 2007 Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs.
DOING GOOD IN THE WORLD!. Fund Development Remains The Same 3 Years, 50% DDF, 50% World Fund More Money For Local Projects 50% of DDF now available for.
District Simplified Grants 2009/2010 Committee Brian Stone Chuck Muskgrave Sharon Vorhees Chad Linville Stephen Eck Mark Mahoney.
District Rotary Foundation Seminar Scholarships D1220 District Foundation Seminar 14 th November 2013.
A Fiscal Overview of Grants Illinois Association of School Business Officials Educational Support Professionals’ Conference Presented by: Tim Imler.
Karen Epps, ED Program Officer June 26, 2015
District Rotary Foundation Seminar District 5470 Rotary District Grants Certification.
Solid Waste Grant Program Congratulations! Your project has been approved for funding…. What now?
COMPLIANCE WITH GRANT IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES TxDot Grant Fund Project.
Contact Laura Speaker at or with any questions
3 CDBG Disaster Recovery Workshop Tuesday, March 20, 2012.
NC CFW Expenditure reports How to complete and submit an expenditure report Expenditure reports How to complete and submit an expenditure report.
Matching Grants. Address humanitarian conditions that benefit a community in need Direct Rotarian involvement Match at least two countries (host and international)
How to Complete a Matching Grant Application. Learning Objectives Overview of the MG process Preparing to complete an application Completing application,
2 Donations that Aren’t Dollars: In Kind Contributions Session Objectives Have participants understand: Implication of in-kind contributions as related.
Rotary Foundation Grants The different kinds? What’s in it for us? How do we get it?
Christy Crutsinger & Angela Wilson August 28, 2015 MENTORING Grant Workshop.
District Grants District Training Assembly April 25, 2015 Doing good in the world - can indeed be a gift to the world.
SFY 2015 Capital Improvement Grant Opportunity Cayla Lewis, KAMU CRO.
How to Complete a Matching Grant Application. Learning Objectives Overview of the MG process Preparing to complete an application Completing application,
1 CRCID Funding 1. CRCID Funding Criteria 2. Program Funding 3. Project Funding.
District Rotary Foundation Seminar. Humanitarian Grants Session X.
Limpopo - Health1 Report to the Select Committee on Finance on the Provincial Budgets and Expenditure Review 2001/ /08 and Conditional Grants and.
How to Complete a Matching Grant Application presented by PP Junejonet.
District Rotary Foundation Seminar for Future Vision pilot districts.
District 5810 Grant Qualification John D. Moser District Grant Chair The Rotary Club of Frisco.
April 2010 Copyright © 2010 Mississippi Department of Education 1 SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDING.
Office of Financial Aid Duke University School of Medicine Financial Aid for the Master of Biomedical Sciences Program.
What Business Managers Need to Know About Presented by: Cindy Rhoads, Regional Coordinator Division of Federal Programs PA Department of Education
District Assembly Rotary District 5450 Grants June 2, 2012 Presented by Carolyn Schrader Chair, District Grants Subcommittee.
How to Complete a Matching Grant Application. Learning Objectives Overview of the MG process Preparing to complete an application Completing application,
District 5650 Grant Management Seminar April 11, 2015.
HP101 Humanitarian Grants Program of The Rotary Foundation.
District Simplified Grants. Utilize a portion of the district’s DDF –20% of new DDF –1 grant per district per Rotary year Itemized and budgeted humanitarian.
Managing Your LSTA Grant November 1, AGENDA Guide and Forms Grant Period Important Reporting Dates Reports –Program Narrative –Financial How to.
Grant Management Seminar 1 DISTRICT GRANTS Applying for and Implementing a District Grant
Christy Crutsinger University of North Texas MENTORING Grant Workshop.
State Home Construction Grant Program FY2016 Grant FundingGrant Program Timeline Grant Program Update.
Grant Management Seminar 1 District 6540 Grant Management Seminar Doing International Grants.
DISTRICT 6400 GRANT WORKSHOP Mary Kehoe District Grant Subcommittee Chair.
OSEP News You Can Use OSEP Project Directors’ Conference Larry Wexler July 20, 2009.
Community Crossings Matching Grant Fund Program Kathy Eaton-McKalip
1 Global GrantsSlide 1 Mentor Training – 27 February 2010 Rotary Foundation District Grants.
Grant Management Seminar 1 DISTRICT GRANTS Applying for and Implementing a District Grant
District 5470 Rotary Foundation Seminar
2017/2018 Emergency Solutions Grant Overview
District Grants District Training Assembly April 23, 2016
Conference Funding Information Session
Course Reimbursement Professional Staff Seaford School District
Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council
District 5810 Grant Programs Training
Rotary Foundation Grants
Rotary Foundation District 6880 District Grants
How to Complete a Matching Grant Application presented by PP Junejonet
MENTORING Grant Workshop
Humanitarian Grants Program
Your Rotary Foundation
DISTRICT GRANTS Applying for and Implementing a District Grant
District 5810 Grant Programs Training
District Simplified Grants
Grant Management Training
Mentoring Grant Workshop
Offices of Student Accounts & Financial Aid
Presentation transcript:

2/5/11 District Assembly 2011 District Grant Certification

2/5/11 Topics Examples of Eligible/Ineligible Projects Funding Limits When to Apply Reporting Requirements How to Submit Application 2010 – 2011 Grant Project Submissions Lessons Learned

2/5/11 Examples of Eligible/Ineligible Projects Eligible Short Term Rent of Lease of Buildings Construction of infrastructure such as service roads, wells, reservoirs, dams, bridges Purchase of equipment or appliances Primary and secondary education, tuition, transportation Vaccines and immunizations Secular, nonreligious activities benefiting community in needIneligible Purchase of land or buildings Construction or renovation of structure in which individuals live, work or engage in gainful activity Provision of plumbing or electrification inside buildings Postsecondary education activities, research, or personal or professional development Transportation of vaccines or immunizations by hand over national borders Projects supporting purely religious functions at churches and other places of worship

2/5/11 Funding Limits Club—no limit District—nominal and maximum limits are currently from $ to $2,000 respectively Multiple clubs can combine on projects

2/5/11 When to Apply Grant applications are accepted beginning July 1, 2011, through August 31, Grant Committee reviews & scores applications from September 1, 2011 through September 30, Grants awarded beginning October 1, 2011 (pending receipt of funds from RI).

2/5/11 Reporting Requirements of Clubs to District Grant Committee 2Final Report—within 2 months of project completion— including: –Photos, media coverage, and actual expenditures vs. budget –Receipts (matched against budget items) –Accounting of all expenditures of grant funds [Note: Grant funds not used must be returned to District.] 3Interim Report—within 3 months of receipt of grant funds— including: –Status of project –Projected completion date –Actual and future expenditures against budget Any club not completing and submitting its reports on time forfeits participation in future district grants and must repay all funds to District 5810.

2/5/11 How to Submit Grant Application Send completed applications via to: –Larry Webb at or –John Moser at Note: Completed applications may also be mailed to: Larry W. Webb 6757 Arapaho Road Suite 725 Dallas, TX 75246

2/5/ – 2011 Grant Applications Lessons Learned Multiple clubs work together to achieve larger goals. Plan early, apply on July 1 st. Keep good records, take pictures, retain reciepts.