1. District Grants vs Global Grants PP Dr Senthil Doraisamy Rotary Club of Muar

2. TITLE | 2 Learning Objectives:  Distinguish between district grants and global grants.  Identify Rotary’s areas of focus and how they relate to Rotary Foundation grants.  Demonstrate an understanding of sustainable service projects.

3. TITLE | 3 Rotary’s Motto: Service Above Self Every Rotarian is responsible for finding ways to improve the quality of life in his or her community and in those around the world through service

4. TITLE | 4 Rotary Foundation Mission: To enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.

5. TITLE | 5 Rotary Focus Area:

6. TITLE | 6 Types of Grants: 1. District Grants 2. Global Grants

7. TITLE | 7 Types of Grants: 1. District Grants – District grants are single, annual block grants made to districts in amounts up to 50 percent of their District Designated Fund (DDF). – The district grant can fund multiple club and district projects, which may be local or international. – District grants allow local decision making, with minimal restrictions, for smaller-scale activities and projects.

8. TITLE | 8 Types of Grants: 1. District 3310 District Grants – Only 20% as DDF for 2015/16 (USD22,000 only) – no matching – MYR$10,000 limit per project – Requesting Clubs must have or will contribute to Annual Fund (1/3 contribution) – Encourage to get funds from local Rotary Foundations and Crocodile Foundations

9. TITLE | 9 Types of Grants: 2. Global Grants – Align with an area of focus – Respond to a community need – Include active community and Rotarian participation – Strengthen knowledge, skills, resources – Have long-term, sustainable benefits – Have measurable results – Have a budget of at least $30,000

10. TITLE | 10 Differences: District GrantGlobal Grant Supports the mission of The Rotary Foundation Supports an area of focus No minimum budgetMinimum budget of US$30,000 Short-term impactLong-term, sustainable impact Can support scholars pursuing any level of study, locally or internationally Can support scholars pursuing graduate-level study internationally Active Rotarian involvement Adheres to the grant terms and conditions No matchingMeasurable outcomes

11. TITLE | 11 Workshop 1: 1.Please form teams 2.List 3 District Grant Projects and 3 Global Grant Projects 3.Select ONE (1) project each to be presented and discussed 4.10 minutes discussion and 5 minutes presentation for each team

12. TITLE | 12 Learning Objectives:  Distinguish between district grants and global grants.  Identify Rotary’s areas of focus and how they relate to Rotary Foundation grants.  Demonstrate an understanding of sustainable service projects.

13. TITLE | 13 Thank You