Great news! The District Foundation team has decided to match District grants at 1.25x to 1 for the 2023-24 grant cycle. This means you can do even more on your District grants.
 
So if you raise $1,500 in club funds, the District will match your donations for $1,875.00.
 
Multiple club projects will also receive the match meaning 4 clubs coming together can receive a $7,500.00 match!
 
Let's do some great work in our communities and know Rotary is doing great work in District 5650.
 
 
GET CERTIFIED
 
It is time to work on getting your club certified for the 2023-24 Grant Cycle. Read more - learn more - below and on the District Website Foundation Grants page (click here).
 
There will not be any changes in the deadlines, certification requirements, etc. this year.
 
Grant applications are submitted online and the deadline to submit, along with supporting documents, is May 31.
 
Members who are certified will have access to the District Grants Module on the District Website (www.rotarydistrict5650.org). So, get certified early so you will have access to the District Grants module.
 
Certification requirements include:
a.    Memorandum of Understanding (click here)
b.    Club must submit goals on Rotary Club Central for Membership, giving to the Annual Fund, and  giving to Polio Plus
c.    Adherence to all The Rotary Foundation (TRF) and District requirements
d.    Grants Management Seminar (GMS)
1)    At least 2 Club Members must participate in the GMS for the current year to certify club
2)    REQUIRED - members completing grant applications must participate in a GMS.
3)    GMS events for 2023-24 will all be by webinar and are tentatively set for:
4).   You must participate in the entire seminar to get credit.
 
Thanks!
 
Nicki Klein
District 5650 District Grants Chair
402-429-2789
 
Mick McKinley
District 5650 Rotary Foundation Committee Chair 2022-25
402-499-0389
 
Ed Walsh
District 5650 Global Grants Chair
402-681-4818