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As members of the Glenora Rotary Club, we encourage one another to support the Rotary Foundation each year. This is one of the stated obligations of membership as noted in our Orientation Manual. We encourage all members to make a small donation once a month during the year or meet their obligation during November, Foundation Month. We all benefit greatly from our giving, as
dollars come back to our programmes through Rotary Grants, thereby helping us to accomplish the tasks that we undertake.
1. Go to www.rotary.org
2. Click top right – MY ROTARY. Sign in.
3. If you do not have an account, you can create one by clicking “Register”.
You will need your e-mail address and a password.
4. Once you are signed in Click the” DONATE” button.
5. The page opens and allows you to select the fund where you want your
money to go.
6. There are six funds from which to choose.
7. The first is called “ANNUAL FUND –SHARE”. The second is called the POLIO-PLUS FUND (there are four other choices to consider too).
8. Click the button you are interested in giving to.
9. Enter your “Gift Details” by scrolling down the page.
a. Donation Info. and choice of currency
b. Personal Information
c. Billing Address
d. Payment Details
10. You then hit the “SUBMIT” button.
11. You will then get a “Contribution Confirmation” page. Print it.
12. Your charitable tax receipt will be sent to you separately.
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