Learn How to Make the Foundation Work for You!
Posted by Ingrid Brown
on Oct 23, 2015
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GRANTS
“Everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask!”
Panel discussion and information on Global Grants, District Grants, Global Scholars will be presented, giving you ideas on how to choose a project, how to partner with others to apply for the bigger grants, how to complete the DMG app, what is involved in your club hosting a scholar, etc.
ROTARY FUNDRAISING
“Ask not what you can do for Rotary International, ask what Rotary International can do for you!”
Panel discussion and information on Annual Giving, Paul Harris Society, Endowment Fund, Polio Challenge will be presented, giving you incite on how to access reports for your clubs, how to utilize TRF Direct, what it takes to become a Paul Harris Society member, Benefactor, and/or Bequest Society member, how to use the Endowment Fund for your own financial planning, get update on Polio world-wide and also about our annual Polar Plunge.
These two sessions will be given twice so you can attend both and gets lots of knowledge to bring back to your clubs.
Our Keynote Speaker
The evening will be topped off with a theme dinner to go along with our key speaker, Dr. Susan King who recently went on an NID to India – changed her life…could it change yours? Read more about Dr. King...
Dr. Susan M King joined the Rockport Rotary Club in 2008. Prior to arriving in Massachusetts, she lived and worked in New Jersey, starting as an Elementary School teacher, and proceeded up the ranks to Superintended of Schools, and she was also an active Rotarian, joining in New Jersey in 1995. In 2008 she became Superintendent of the Rockport Schools, joined the Rockport Rotary, fell in love (with a Rotarian, naturally!), and has been hooked on Service Above Self ever since. Finally, retiring after 43 years in the education field, she was able to start enjoying some free time and travel, and she jumped at an invitation to join a National Immunization Day trip to India in February 2015. Sue lives in Rockport with her husband, Phil Chalmers, and is an active volunteer in the community.