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Through the Matching Grants program, Rotarians can apply for either
Minor Matching Grants (US$0-$2,000) or Major Matching Grants
($2,001-$150,000), with grants of $25,000-$150,000 considered
competitive and reviewed by the Trustees. |
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Sample Matching Grant Projects |
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To help provide a drill rig, training, and a community geological survey
to the Arusha Town Council in Tanzania so that the township can install
wells on an as-needed basis
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To help purchase medical equipment for a hospital in Mumbai, India, that
serves the indigent population |
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Suggested Discussion Topics |
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elements are needed to establish good communication between project
sponsors?
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How do sponsors know if the project is the most needed and will be
effective in the community?
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Why is it important to involve the receiving community?
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Why are local Rotarians the best experts for projects in their
community?
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How can we avoid the colonial mindset and make sure we are not imposing
our wishes on another community?
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How can a good project partner be identified? |
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Commonly Asked Questions |
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Q: Can TRF make a grant payment directly to a beneficiary? |
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A: No. TRF awards grants to Rotary clubs and districts. The sponsors
must have full control of grant funds and account for their expenditure.
TRF grants support the endeavors of Rotarians, not other organizations.
Often organizations help implement the project, but Rotarians must
always be involved. |
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Q: What should we look for in a project partner? |
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A: It is never easy to establish a good working relationship with
someone a long distance away, but you should look for the following:
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Personal relationships and connections to the community. Nothing can
substitute for a friendship between Rotarians.
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Evidence
of previous successful projects, including:
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Good
communication. Do you have all the necessary information to make good,
regular contact with your partner club? |
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Q: Our club is concerned because it appears the district will be taking
charge of Matching Grants. How can we ensure that the clubs still have
control of and active participation in their projects? |
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A: The district Rotary Foundation grants subcommittee supports the clubs
by reviewing applications for completeness. The subcommittee is an
accessible expert on TRF grants programs. |
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Q: What if our application is complete and eligible but the subcommittee
doesn¡¦t endorse it due to political reasons. Do we have any recourse?
What happens if we send it directly to the coordinator? |
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A: If the club does not feel it is receiving the subcommittee¡¦s support,
it may submit the application to TRF directly. If the application is
incomplete, however, it will be returned with a brief explanation. |
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Q: How will the project sponsors know if the district Rotary Foundation
committee has approved the application? Is there an official stamp? |
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A: There is no official
stamp. TRF will provide the district with The Guide to Certifying an
Application (151) to aid the certification
process. The district leadership must establish communication with the
clubs. TRF is certain the district will devise the most effective method
of supporting the clubs. |
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Q: Does the district Rotary Foundation committee in the project country
or international sponsor country have to endorse the
application? |
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A: The decision is entirely up to the clubs involved. The details of the
project may dictate who will review the application. For example, if the
sponsors will be purchasing items in the host country, it may make more
sense for the local district to review the application. There are no
hard rules, just opportunities for clubs to make choices. |