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GRANTS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR

2020-21

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WEB MEETING

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REQUIRED FOR CREDIT The poll will be brought up at the end of the session. It is required for credit – do not leave the meeting until it is completed.

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION GRANTS TEAM Bill Harvey

District 5650 Rotary Foundation Committee Chair

Ed Walsh

District 5650 Global Grants Chair

Nicki Klein

District 5650 District Grants Chair

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION (TRF) LEADERSHIP

▪ District Leadership Team ▪ District Foundation Team ▪ Assistant Governors

TODAY’S AGENDA

▪ Club & Member Qualification / Certification ▪ 2020-21 DDF Funding ▪ Types of Grants ▪ Stewardship, Reporting

QUALIFICATION / CERTIFICATION

▪ Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU)

▪ Signed by sitting / current Club President and Club President-elect

▪ Members participate in Grants Management Seminars (GMS)

▪ 2 members participate for club Certification ▪ Only GMS participants are eligible to enter project applications

▪ Not Delinquent with Reporting, Payment of Dues or Tax Returns ▪ Club must submit goals on Rotary Club Central for membership, giving to the Annual Programs Fund, and giving to Polio Plus

TERMS OF QUALIFICATION / CERTIFICATION

▪ Valid for one Rotary year (July 1 – June 30) ▪ Entire club responsible ▪ Disclose potential conflicts of interest ▪ Proper use of grant funds ▪ Timely grant reporting

SOURCE OF GRANT FUNDING

2018-19

2

2019-20 2017-18 2020-21 SHARE Projects yr yr yr

Timeline

1

Contributions To APF

(Annual Program Fund) (Also known as SHARE)

Funds Invested Funds Invested

3

TIMELINE

2020 – 2021 Program Year

SHARE Funds 2017-18: $117,873 50% of the funds go to each area below DDF Funds DDF Funds District Grants Global Grants $58,936 $58,936

DISTRICT DESIGNATED FUNDS

FOR THOSE WHO MISSED THE OPENING:

REQUIRED FOR CREDIT The poll will be brought up at the end of the session. It is required for credit – do not leave the meeting until it is completed.

RESOURCES

Grants Page under The Rotary Foundation of www.rotarydistrict5650.org ▪ Documentation ▪ Announcements

RESOURCES

RESOURCES

▪ Terms and Conditions for District & Global Grants ▪ Rotary Foundation Code of Policies ▪ Rotary Areas of Focus

RESOURCES

DISTRICT GRANTS

District Grants

DISTRICT GRANTS

▪ Local community projects ▪ Relate to the mission of TRF ▪ Include active participation of Rotarians ▪ Cannot repeat prior projects ▪ Scholarships ineligible ▪ Award Criteria may consider club’s past contributions to TRF

District Grants

DISTRICT GRANTS – MONEY MANAGEMENT

▪ MUST use a dedicated bank account for all project funding and expenses ▪ Bank statements and check images must be part of project reporting ▪ Receipts required for all expenditures ▪ Project expenses may not be incurred prior to approval by RIF

District Grants

Matching Funds DISTRICT GRANTS-MATCHING FUNDS

▪ 1:1 Club Contribution / District Match ▪ Single Club District Grant Projects $1,500 – Maximum Match $500 - Minimum Amount from Club ▪ Multi-Club District Grant Projects $6,000 - Maximum Match

(4 clubs must participate in order to receive the

• max. match)

$300 - Minimum Amount from any Club

District Grants

Application Timeline DISTRICT GRANTS – APPLICATION TIMELINE

▪ May 31, 2020 – Deadline to submit online applications ▪ June 2020 – District committee reviews project applications, submits Spending Plan to TRF for approval ▪ July/August 2020 – Grant project approval notification; funds received from TRF and disbursed to clubs; projects can begin ▪ December 31, 2020 – Interim report due ▪ March 31, 2021 – Project completion deadline and final report due

District Grants

Application Timeline DISTRICT GRANTS – ONLINE APPLICATION

▪ Information requested ▪ Determination of Need ▪ Sustainability

District Grants

Application Timeline DISTRICT GRANT PROJECT HISTORY

GLOBAL GRANTS

Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Disease prevention and treatment Water and sanitation Maternal and child health Basic education and literacy Economic and community development

AREAS OF FOCUS

AREAS OF FOCUS

GLOBAL GRANT BASICS

▪ Minimum Project Size $30,000 ▪ Minimum Match from TRF $15,000 ▪ Maximum Grant from TRF $400,000 ▪ Maximum Project Size Unlimited

GLOBAL GRANT FUNDING

Club Contribution $10,000 District Contribution $10,000 TRF World Fund Match $15,000 TOTAL GRANT AMOUNT $35,000 Application deadline: September 1, 2020

TYPES OF GLOBAL GRANTS

▪ Humanitarian Projects ▪ Vocational Training Teams (VTT) ▪ Global Scholarship

Note: A Global Grant can be a combination of any of these types of grants.

A GLOBAL GRANT MUST:

▪ Align with one or more Area of Focus ▪ Be Host Community driven ▪ Exhibit good Stewardship of funds awarded ▪ Provide a Long Term Benefit – Be sustainable ▪ Include active Rotarian participation ▪ Be measurable

Vocational Training Teams

VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAMS

▪ Include a Rotarian Team Leader and members with a minimum of work experience in the Area(s) of Focus ▪ Provide professional training ▪ May support travel of multiple teams (inbound and/or outbound) ▪ Must align with Area(s) of Focus ▪ Duration of trip and team size are flexible

GLOBAL GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS

▪ Graduate-level coursework ▪ 1 to 4 academic years ▪ Study in an Area of Focus ▪ Further the mission of TRF ▪ Applicant must provide proof of admission

ONLINE RESOURCES

▪ Rotary.org / My Rotary (https://my.rotary.org/en)

ONLINE RESOURCES

ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES

▪ Global Grant funds must not be used for:

▪ New construction of habitation structures ▪ Purchase of land or buildings ▪ Cooperating organization expenses ▪ Personal benefit ▪ Duplication of TRF or Rotary program ▪ Reimbursement of existing project ▪ Excessive support of any one beneficiary ▪ See Grant Management Manual for full list of guidelines

SUSTAINABILITY

▪ The capacity for maintaining outcomes long- term to serve the ongoing needs of a community after grant funds have been expended. ▪ Optimal use of local resources. ▪ Prepare community for transition.

The responsible management and oversight

• f grant funds, including:
• 1. Rotarian supervision of project
• 2. Standard business practices
• 3. Reporting of irregularities to TRF
• 4. Implementing projects as approved
• 5. Financial records review
• 6. Timely submission of reports

STEWARDSHIP

Is the responsible management and oversight of grant funds, including: 1. Rotarian supervision of project 2. Standard business practices 3. Reporting of irregularities to TRF 4. Implementing projects as approved 5. Financial records review 6. Timely submission of reports

Prior Global Grants

DISTRICT 5650 GLOBAL GRANTS

Project Country Club Project Size Compl Medical Equipment for Koutiala Women’s and Children’s Hospital Mali Omaha Night Omaha Millard $118,100 2020 Zabuli Education Center Science Lab Afghanistan Omaha Suburban $38,500 2018 Water for South Sudan South Sudan Wayne $116,880 2018

RESOURCES

▪ District Leadership Team ▪ District Foundation Team ▪ Assistant Governors ▪ Rotary.org / My Rotary ▪ www.rotarydistrict5650.org ▪ One Rotary Summit ▪ Remaining GMS Webinars ▪ Rotary Leadership Institute

BEFORE LEAVING THE MEETING:

REQUIRED FOR CREDIT The poll will be brought up at the end of the session. It is required for credit – do not leave the meeting until it is completed.

CLOSING

THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO FOR ROTARY AND THE ROTARY FOUNDATION