The Future of Grant-Making

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Pam Russell

Future Vision Transition Coordinator

2011-2013

Panelist

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• Why a new grant model

• New Rotary Foundation Grants

• Pilot update

• Questions

Agenda

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Enhance Rotary’s public image

Enhance Rotary’s public image

Simplify TRF

programs & processes

Simplify TRF

programs & processes

Focus service efforts

Focus service efforts

Support global &

local service

Support global &

local service

Transfer more

decisions to districts

Transfer more

decisions to districts

New Rotary Foundation

Grants

Priorities

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80 / 20 Concept

80% Shorter Term, Lower Impact

20% Longer Term, Higher Impact 80% Longer Term,

Higher Impact

20% Shorter Term, Lower Impact

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4,500

4,000

3,500

3,000

2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

500

0

Num

ber

of G

rant

s A

war

ded 4,160

Benchmarking TRF

Habitat For Humanity

$100 M

$100,000

1,000

Conrad Hilton

$100 M

$500,000

MacArthur Foundation

$260 M

$520,000

500

Lions International

$38.5 M

$72,000

The Rotary Foundation

$100 M

$12,500

Annual Budget:

Average Award:

535180

2006-07 data

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Simple?

12funding models 200

countries andterritories

9languages

26currencies

30volunteerpositions

12grant types >4,000!

New Grants

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New Grants

District Grants

Club- and district-

developed grants

Packaged grants

Rotary Centers and PolioPlus

Global Grants

Grant Funding

District Grants

Club-and District-

Developed Global Grants

Packaged Global Grants

CashWorld Fund

District Designated Funds

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Areas of Focus

Peace and Conflict Prevention / Resolution

Disease Prevention and Treatment

Water and Sanitation

Maternal and Child Health

Basic Education and Literacy

Economic and Community Development

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Giving a community the skills and knowledge to maintain project outcomes for the long term, after grant funds have been expended

Sustainability

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2017 Vision

• Polio eradicated • A premier foundation• A recognized leader in meeting priority world needs • Significant strategic partnerships• Increased and diversified giving • Simplified grant and business model

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Enhanced public image

Increased contributions

Greater global reach

Increased membership

and donor base

Better projects

Greater impact

Stronger clubs

First Year of Pilot

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What can you do?

• Learn• Engage• Train• Qualify• Apply

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Questions