1. Rotary Foundation Global Grants

2. Rotary Foundation Global Grants: Large International Long term, high-impact Six areas of focus Club-created Packaged global grants developed by The Rotary Foundation and strategic partners

3. Qualifications & Prerequisites 1.Attend Grant Management Seminar 2.Sign TRF Memorandum of Understanding & D-6000 Addendum 3.Host partner in project country 4.Host partner is “qualified” 5.Both clubs current with TRF reports

4. District 6000 Global Grant Requirements 1.Minimum $15,000 TRF award, $33,750 project budget 2.Partner Rotary club in project country 3.Host partner encouraged to contribute 4.Intl sponsors contribute at least 30% 5.Host partner takes report responsibility 6.Project falls in Area(s) of Focus 7.Respect community needs & wishes

5. District 6000 Global Grant Requirements 8.3 Project Contacts from both partners 9.Communicate with D-6000 Global Grant Committee Region Coordinator during development of the application Africa & Europe: Denny Skinner Asia/India & S Pacific: Rachel Litwiller Latin America & the Caribbean: Jim Peterson

6. D-6000 Global Grant Proposal & Application Process On line through www.rotary.org at “My Rotary”www.rotary.org

7. D-6000 Global Grant Funding Guidelines CashDDFTRFTotal Host Club000 Host District 000 D-6000 Club 7,5003,75011,250 D-600011,250 22,500 Total$7,500$11,250$15,000$33,750

8. D-6000 Global Grant Funding Guidelines Only contributions from D-6000 clubs will be matched with D-6000 DDF Maximum D-6000 DDF match for any one project is $22,500 GG applications accepted throughout the Rotary year, processed on a rolling basis GGs will be competitive in D-6000 so early application is recommended

9. D-6000 Global Grant Funding Guidelines Recommend partnering with other clubs and districts to increase the cash and DDF available for a project Maximum TRF match is $200,000 Additional competition and TRF approval for a TRF award over $50,000

10. Rotary Foundation Global Grants