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Charlene Hawkins
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1 September 2015

2 Larry Giofu Board Representative Ray Richardson Arthur Capon Simon Kariuki Ravi Joshi John Patte Charlie Rolland Des Newman Grant Formats: - District Simplified Grants 1:1 - Global Grants 3:1

3 Rotary Club of Whitby has a long rich history in linking around the World. While many could be discussed highlights would be: In 70 s Cattle to Haiti and School project in Jamaica Brace project in West Africa Dr Hobbs and Marion/Bill Irwin Dr Hobbs in India with first Measles vaccine and later Polio vaccine/training centres. Focus in Madras/Chennai. In 2000 s Dr Paul Thistle in Zimbabwe World Toilet Day V Wafer Oct

4 1. Kenyan Rift Valley Project establishing Water Tanks in villages throughout the Rift Valley. Coordinated by RC Eglinton. Wash (Water Sanitation & Hygiene) Project - $150,000 project - 6 Water harvest tanks at 3 High Schools and 3 Public Schools. Looking at their budget $27k is for the tanks and $115k is for latrines. 2. Malawi- Dignitas (Dr James Orbinski)/Rotary project for AIDS support Coordinated by Rotary Club of Uxbridge. $131,000 project that train/support over 100 Expert Patient Mothers working out of 46 health centres to monitor be leaders in their community. 3. South African projects on literacy and training. 2 GG projects - May 2012: - Mansfield Mission Project with RC of Port Shepstone for $40,150 US.Still underway with final report coming. Education and training. - Amandawe Literacy Project with RC of Scottsburgh for $39250 US + $3,000 training. 4. Karanda Mission Hospital Zimbabwe- and Dr Paul Thistle Global Grant - July This is a $57,000 US project to upgrade replace the Water system at Karanda Mission Hospital Partnered with 4 other clubs $17,000 from clubs was matched by District and RI to become $57,000.

We are a contributor to the Kenyan Rift Valley Project establishing Water Tanks in villages throughout the Rift Valley. Coordinated by RC Eglinton.

5 We are a contributor to the Kenyan Rift Valley Project establishing Water Tanks in villages throughout the Rift Valley. Coordinated by RC Eglinton. Wash (Water Sanitation & Hygiene) Project - $150,000 project to put 6 Water harvest tanks at 3 High Schools and 3 Public Schools. Looking at their budget $27k is for the tanks and $115k is for latrines. Rotary/ ?sk=info&tab=page_info

6 Malawi- Dignitas (Dr James Orbinski)/Rotary project for AIDS support coordinated by Rotary Club of Uxbridge. $131,000 project that train/support over 100 Expert Patient Mothers working out of 46 health centres to monitor be leaders in their community.

7 South African projects on literacy and training. First contact was in 2010 with Kitchener RC member to work with them in SA in the SE area Durhban of SA There were 2 GG projects approved in May 2012: 1. Mansfield Mission Project with RC Port Shepstone for $40,150 US Still underway with final report coming. Education and training. 2. Amandawe Literacy Project with RC of Scottsburgh for $39250 US Added $3,000 at end to complete training. A978D327-C6F4-430E-A97D-AF9EC0179D2D

Karanda Mission Hospital Zimbabwe- Dr Paul Thistle Global Grant Water is only able to be supplied between 5:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and many days runs out before the 2:00 shut-off time.

Michael Bell s year. Now underway. This is a $57,000 US project to upgrade replace the Water system.

8 Karanda Mission Hospital Zimbabwe- Dr Paul Thistle Global Grant Water is only able to be supplied between 5:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and many days runs out before the 2:00 shut-off time. 4 of 5 wells -run dry - the shortage to crisis level severe rationing. Began Grant Application in May Val Wafer s year Funded in July Michael Bell s year. Now underway. This is a $57,000 US project to upgrade replace the Water system. Partnered 4 clubs Belleville, Eglinton, Port Perry, Whitby Sunrise Value of Global Grant is $17,000 from clubs was matched by District and RI to become $57,000.

9 Laos Water project with Whitby Sunrise- Steve Rutledge - $2, for $67,000 Grant District Simplified Grant. Tanzania Water project with Toronto Skyline Dr Julie Caron - $2, for $21,000 Project District Simplified Grant With two Districts.7070 & 6400 Ugandan school water project in Kampala coordinated by Ravi and Kish Modha. Request for $3, for $12,000 project required by end of District Simplified Grant.

Club Kenyan projects: Biddi Race $2000 support created $5,500.00 for student support. Coordinated by Simon Kariuki now 5 students and expanding.

10 Club Kenyan projects: Biddi Race $2000 support created $5, for student support. Coordinated by Simon Kariuki now 5 students and expanding. Set up to assist promising poorer students to cover High School costs at good schools so they can get to College/University where the best get scholarships and grants. Potential for Water project in Kenya with Rotary club there coordinated by Simon. He will investigate further and report back to committee. Request for up to $2, based on report from Simon. Allowance for Karanda Mission Next phase of Water Project for villages around Hospital centre coordinated by RC of Perry Sound in District GG for $38,000 and request for us for $2,000.

11 $292K DDF $146K World Fund $146K District Grant <$73K DDF Match >$73K World Fund Match Global Grants Packaged Grants Typically District Grants < $30k ; Global Grant > $60k

12 CLUB CASH Club A $10,000 Club B $ 5,000 Club C $ 3,000 Subtotals $18,000 D7070 DDF MATCH* $ 5,000 (1:1, up to $5,000/Club & Project) $ 5,000 $ 3,000 $13,000 TRF Match $ 9,000 $13,000 (Club Cash matched 50%, DDF 100%) Subtotals $27,000 + $26,000 = Grand Total $53,000 (TRF Award $22,000)

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