FOLLOW THE MONEY

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FOLLOW THE MONEY
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The Largest Humanitarian Organization in the World

• 1,200,000 Rotarians
• 33,000 Rotary Clubs
• 532 Districts
• 200 Countries

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• Bakersfield Twilight

• Frazier Park

72 Clubs
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• Bakersfield Twilight

• Frazier Park

72 Clubs
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The Rotary Foundation

• Arch Klumph 6th RI President
• Began in 1917
• with 26.50
• 1929, first donation a 500 gift to the
  International Society for Crippled Children,
  known today as Easter Seals.

• Since 1947, the year Paul Harris died
• 1.1 Billion Dollars in Educational and
  Humanitarian
• Grants

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Annual Fund (SHARE)
Permanent Fund
Restricted Giving
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• In 1988, polio infected nearly 1,000 children
  every day.
• Since Rotary began Polio Plus in 1985, 2
  billion children have been immunized.
• In 2008, fewer than 2,000 cases were reported for
  the entire year.

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Gifts and Bequests
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4 Administration
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DDF District Discretionary Fund
World Fund
150,000 to 300,000 annually
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Ambassadorial Scholarship

• Oldest Best Known Program
• Begun in 1947 as a Graduate Fellowship
• 38,000 Scholars from 115 Countries
• Largest Privately Funded Intl Scholarship
• Undergraduate or Graduate Study

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1. Ambassadorial Scholarship
2. Group Study Exchange

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Group Study Exchange

• Began in 1965
• 11,000 Teams have participated
• Two Districts from Different Countries send teams
  of Professionals for 4-6 week visit into the
  others country
• Teams study host countrys institutions, economy,
  and culture

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1. Ambassadorial Scholarship
2. Group Study Exchange
3. 3-H

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Health, Hunger, Humanitarian Grants

• Began in 1978
• 200,000 - 300,000 Grant Projects
• 17 Projects/year
• Multi-District
• Multi-Club
• Multi-Year
• International
• (3rd/4th World Countries)

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• In the village of Fontura Brazil 20 of infants
  died of water borne disease before their 1st
  Birthday.
• Rotary put in a potable water system in 1996.
• In 1997, there were zero infant deaths.
• 4,560 water and sanitation grants have been
  awarded from 1989 to 2009

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1. Ambassadorial Scholarship
2. Group Study Exchange
3. 3-H
4. Matching Grants

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Matching Grants

• Began in 1965
• International Humanitarian Projects
• Multi-Club
• Multi-District
• Club/DDF/Rotary Foundation Funded

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1. Ambassadorial Scholarship
2. Group Study Exchange
3. 3-H
4. Matching Grants
5. Local Projects

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The Rotary Foundation

• 87 Educational Humanitarian Programs
• 9 Fund Development
• 4 Administration

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