Rotary Foundation Grants 2023-24

DISTRICT DESIGNATED FUNDS (DDF): 

To be eligible to sign the Club Grants MOU, and participate in district grants, including *collaborative club grants, VTT, Scholarships, and any other DDF offerings, (i.e. emergency grants) a club is required to qualify by having: 

1. Club dues must be in good standing 

2. Enter Rotary Foundation goals and active Foundation Chair assigned into My Rotary 

3. Perform 1 of the following 3 options (A, B or C):                    A.   A minimum of 2 ACTIVE members completes two online modules, determined by the District Foundation Grants Sub-committee. Modules can be found on the RI website>log into “myrotary”, > learning center. Completion certificates must be forwarded to: lezliemurch@gmail.com 

Club Rotary Foundation Committee Basics 3hr 15min: 

    https://learn.rotary.org/members/learn/learning_plan/view/10/club-rotary-foundation-committee-basics

             Club Service Projects Committee Basics 2hr 45min:

         https://learn.rotary.org/members/learn/learning_plan/view/11/club-service-projects-committee-basics

OR 

B. Have a minimum of 2 ACTIVE members attend a District Foundation training session specific to District Designated Fund qualifying. It is highly recommended that the Rotarian writing the grant and club treasurer attend the seminar. A calendar of sessions will be posted shortly. 

OR 

C.  One active member completes “A” above and one active member completes “B” above. 

Time line to complete qualification: Prior to submitting an application.  

MOU submission: 

1. Complete the MOU specific to district designated funds. MOU can be found on the D7090 website>Foundation>District Grants.

2. MOU may be submitted anytime after qualifying and MUST be submitted prior to any applications for district funding. 

3. Signing of the MOU is to be completed by the current President, authorizing applications, and President Elect, implementing the project and Club Treasurer for the 2023/24 Rotary year.