Rotary D6400 Foundation

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International is a not-for-profit corporation that receives contributions totaling more than US $75 million annually and spends more than $95 million each year in support of humanitarian and educational programs implemented by clubs and districts.

See Eight Year History of Club Annual Giving to 'The Rotary Foundation'
See District Matching Grant History

See the latest complete Contribution Report

	Contributions from Rotarians go to the Foundations' Annual Programs Fund, which provides grants and awards through Foundation programs.
	Permanent Fund, an endowment from which only the earnings are spent in support of Foundation programs, ensuring the long-term viability of the Foundation.
	PolioPlus Partners focus will be to maintain Rotary information and participation in the completion of the eradication project.

HUMANITARIAN GRANTS PROGRAM
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See Summary of Grant Changes
Frequently Asked Questions

District Simplified Grants	These grants enable districts to use a portion of their District Designated Fund to support service or humanitarian endeavors that benefit local or international communities. See RI Terms and Conditions
Individual Grants	These grants support the travel of Rotarians, Rotarian spouses, Rotaractors, and qualified Foundation alumni who are planning or implementing humanitarian service projects abroad See Individual Grant Application Instructions
Matching Grants See list of recent D6400 Grants	They assist Rotary clubs and district in carrying out World Community Service projects with clubs in other countries. See Matching Grant Helpful Hints See Terms & Conditions of Matching Grant Award See Minor Matching Grants Application See Major Matching Grants Application See Matching Grants Report Form
Blane Community Immunization Grants	They provide only US Rotary clubs and districts up to $1,000 in matching funds to provide immunizations in their communities. See Blane Application

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Alumni Relations	An organization of past Rotary Volunteer, Group Study Exchange, Educational and Peace Scholars
Ambassadorial Scholarships	They are awarded to students to serve as ambassadors of goodwill while studying in countries other than their own.
Group Study Exchange	This is a cultural and vocational exchange program between districts in different countries for business and professional men and women 25 to 40. Adrian AM Rotarian *Robert "Bob" Gordon* is the team leader to Greece.
World Community Service	Rotary clubs and districts from two different countries form partnerships to implement community service project; many such projects receive funding from The Rotary Foundation Humanitarian Grants Program.
Volunteers	These are Rotarians who offer their special skills and experience to a project abroad for short periods every year.
Fellowships	International recreational, vocational, and health related groups open to all Rotarians and spouses sharing common interests; approximately 75 fellowships.

Check out the Eight Year History of each Rotary Club's Annual Giving History. The bolded information reflects the top ten Rotary Clubs by per capiata giving. Again contact PDG Ed Schulz if you have any questions about this report.

Our Club's Annual Giving Foundation Goals

	As 0f 4/30		Annual		As of 4/30/04
Club	MEMBERS		Giving Goals		Actual	Per Cap
Adrian	85		$-		$(2,550)	$(30)
Adrian Morning	15		$-		$2,303	$154
Allen Park	34		$-		$2,191	$64
Amherstburg	16		$3,000		$1,362	$85
Bedford Twp.	7		$-		$-	$-
Belle River	17		$1,600		$181	$11
Belleville	22		$3,500		$-	$-
Blissfield	36		$5,000		$3,730	$104
Canton	17		$2,700		$2,450	$144
Carleton	16		$1,900		$2,050	$128
Clinton	23		$-		$-	$-
Cottam	7		$-		$600	$86
Dearborn	108		$8,500		$4,953	$46
Dearborn Heights	26		$6,000		$2,484	$96
Detroit	165		$25,000		$19,390	$118
Detroit AM	15		$-		$720	$48
Essex	10		$2,500		$-	$-
Fairlane Sunrise	12		$1,100		$-	$-
Flat Rock	13		$1,400		$300	$23
Garden City	35		$3,000		$-	$-
Gibralter	19		$2,500		$2,549	$134
Grosse Ile	42		$-		$1,100	$26
Grosse Pointe	122		$25,000		$20,900	$171
Grosse Pointe Sunrise	32		$6,000		$8,075	$252
Hamtramck	20		$1,500		$100	$5
Harper Woods	13		$1,200		$1,000	$77
Harrow	28		$3,000		$2,070	$74
Huron Twp.	14		$-		$-	$-
Leamington	21		$2,500		$1,923	$92
Lincoln Park	18		$2,250		$100	$6
Livonia	61		$6,500		$650	$11
Livonia AM	7		$800		$-	$-
Monroe	73		$3,000		$8,792	$120
Northville	59		$5,800		$1,629	$28
Plymouth	115		$11,500		$3,946	$34
Plymouth AM	45		$2,500		$1,830	$41
Redford	13		$-		$2,000	$154
Rockwood	13		$-		$-	$-
Romulus	32		$-		$1,200	$38
Southgate	18		$2,200		$2,067	$115
Taylor	42		$12,000		$11,750	$280
Tecumseh	20		$-		$500	$25
Trenton	68		$12,500		$12,900	$190
Wayne	39		$7,000		$17,140	$439
Westland	22		$4,000		$2,235	$102
Windsor 1918	154		$10,000		$6,891	$45
Windsor Roseland	63		$9,000		$10,752	$171
Windsor St. Clair	57		$10,000		$6,823	$120
Woodhaven	12		$-		$-	$-
Wyandotte	26		$-		$1,000	$38
District					$(2,350)
Total	1,947	$-	$205,950	$-	$167,736	$86