GRANTS PROGRAMS

 

  LINKS:

Areas of Focus Goal Chart

Decision Tree - Humanitarian Grants

Decision Tree - Scholar Grants

Decision Tree - Vocational Training Team

District 6910 Grant Management Plan

 

There are two type grants: District Grants and Global Grants 

 

SEVEN AREAS OF FOCUS

  1. Peace and conflict prevention/resolution
  2. Disease prevention and treatment
  3. Water and sanitation
  4. Maternal and child health
  5. Basic education and literacy
  6. Economic and community development
  7. Supporting the Environment

In order to create the most good with TRF funds there is an emphasis on SEVEN Areas of Focus.

  • Global Grants are required to address at least one of these SEVEN Areas of Focus.
  • Grants should also demonstrate sustainability of the impact of the project once the Rotarian involvement is complete.
  • All grant-funded activity follows eligibility requirements in the Terms and Conditions for Rotary Foundation District Grants and Global Grants.
  • The grant structure is designed to allow clubs and districts more flexibility in creating grants that will further the mission of The Rotary Foundation within the SEVEN Areas of Focus.

Clubs must become qualified to be eligible to receive Global or District Grants.

DECISION TREES: HOW TO DECIDE WHICH GRANT PROGRAM IS THE APPROPROATE ONE FOR YOUR PROJECT

Use the links at the top of this page to assist you in determining if a project qualifies for either a Global Grant or a District Grant.

 

DACdb Support
If you need DACdb Support from your District Tech Team, you can email [email protected] and a Support Ticket will be automatically opened for you. Be sure to include as much detail as possible (your name and contact info, your club name, details about the issue).
Or, you can call 888-ROTARY-4
Website Sponsors
Loading
District Calendar of Events
Loading