DISTRICT 6920 GRANT MANAGEMENT SEMINAR WELCOME Steve Barnes

DISTRICT 6920 GRANT MANAGEMENT SEMINAR WELCOME! Steve Barnes District Governor 2020 -2021

Rotary District 6920 Foundation Chair and Global Grants Chair Past District Governor Dr. Hamsa Thota

TODAY’S TRAINERS… ELIZABETH HARDIN Foundation Chair 2017 -2020 HUNT THORNHILL District Grants Chair 2020 -2023 JOY HURST District Grants Vice-Chair 2020 -2023

I’M ! E R E H We are taking attendance for the live event. Please be sure First & Last name shows at the bottom of your Zoom profile. If viewing the replay: You Must email Grants Chair Hunt Thornhill - Directions at end.

Q. WHAT’S NEW? Global Grants: As of July 1, 2020 For Global Grants – The World Fund will only match District Designated Funds (DDF). District Grants: -Extended Deadline for MOU and Application- July 15 th -Upload signed MOU to your Grant Application (Documents Tab)

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE Top rating from Charity Navigator World’s Outstanding Foundation Top 10 charity changing the world Careful oversight by Rotarians DOING GOOD IN THE WORLD | 7

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ROTARY FOUNDATION GRANTS DISTRICT GRANTS GLOBAL GRANTS • Small-scale • Short-term • Immediate Need • Support TRF Mission • $ 500 Minimum • Rotarian Involvement • Large Int’l Projects • Longer term • Sustainable • Meet 1+ of TRF’s Six Areas of Focus • $ 30, 000 Minimum • Rotarian Involvement

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WHY ARE YOU HERE? ---TOP THREE QUESTIONS • How much is available to our club for a District Grant in 2020 -21? • How can we qualify for Grant $? • Where are links & resources? • Who can we contact? Answers on District Website

Grant Management Training (GMT) Official Goals - Prepare clubs to implement a “Memorandum of Understanding”(MOU) - Qualify clubs to receive Rotary Foundation grant funds (Training) - Learn stewardship expectations - Understand how to successfully MANAGE District and Global Grants

CLUB QUALIFICATION At Rotary, we want every grant to demonstrate that we’re ethical, responsible leaders who use our donors’ money wisely. Rotary’s commitment to sound financial management makes it easier for all of us to find donors, partners and communities that are ready to work with us. By qualifying your club each year, you agree to follow our financial and grant management practices. Qualifying your club for Rotary Foundation grants takes three steps.

Q. Why are you receiving this training? Answer: As part of the District’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with The Rotary Foundation (TRF), District 6920 leadership has agreed to provide all clubs with grant management and qualification training.

Qualification process is simple: 1. Contributed to TRF Annual Fund three (3) years ago 2. Sign and upload Club Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) by July 15 th 3. At least one (1) club member attends the Grant Management Training 4. Not Delinquent with Reporting of Current or Past Year’s District or Global Grants 5. Not Delinquent with Payment of RI or District Dues or Tax Returns

July 15 th

Where do we apply? 1. District Grants - Apply on-line at DACdb. com - Grants tab 2. Global Grants – Work with your Global Grants Chair (PDG HAMSA THOTA) first, then Apply on-line at The Rotary Grant Center