Introduction
Global Grants
- Larger projects with sustainable high impact outcomes.
- Aligned to the seven areas of focus.
- Minimum grant contribution from TRF is US$15,000 (i.e. minimum grant budget is US$30,000).
- TRF will match DDF (District Designated Fund) contributions at 80%.
- MOUs required from both International and Host partners.
Submitted as a three-step process:
- Scoping document to District Grants Committee
- Proposal (once supported by District Grants Committee, online to TRF)
- Application for approved proposal funding online to TRF
All Global Grant proposals must be presented to the Grants Committee for approval prior to submitting online to www.rotary.org
If DDF is requested the maximum DDF support for club initiated Global Grants will generally not exceed US$7500.
If District funds are involved, the authorisation of the District Governor is also required
AI Assistance for preparing Global Grant application
This resource is from a RI AI Interest Group webinar focussed on using AI for Rotary Foundation global grant applications. There is a knowledge base set up, with 36 documents, that is publicly available and easily assessable.
The right AI tool, with a little bit of training, can safe applicants a lot of time in drafting high quality submissions that better align with your priorities, goals and objectives.
Link to the RI Foundation knowledge base:
https://notebook.google.com/notebook/6eb3c6ec-2d4b-49a3-8aa4-e2277dce1ac7?utm_source=nlmm_share
(thanks to Casey J Tan for providing information)