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- “What’s new on the Net?”
- A continuing series
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- ...Share in our common Humanity
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- Ambassadorial scholarships,
- Peace Study Centers,
- Youth Exchange,
- Rotary Volunteers,
- Polio Plus
- World Community Service ( WCS)
- others
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- To cross the cultural, religious, and language borders of the world to
solve problems of our common
humanity.
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- Health Problems
- Literacy, especially young women in under developed countries
- Education
- Clean Drinking Water
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- TRF provides the structure, network, and matching funds,
- Clubs provide the Ideas, $ and project management.
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- Health, Hunger, and Humanity (3H) Grants
- Matching Grants
- ( Under US $50,000 non-competitive)
- (Over US $50,000 competitive)
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- Sponsoring Club in the donating country,
- Organizing Club in the recipient country.
- Awareness of a need
- Idea of how to solve the need
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- A clear understanding of the need
- A Proven Long Term solution
- Resources required for the
project.
- Commitment of financial and manpower resources
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- Awareness of the need in another country
- Good communications with the Organizing club
- Willingness to provide resources
- RI’s sanction of the project to provide matching funds
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- Total Cost of Less than US $ 50,000
- Focus on a basic human need
- Helps many recipients
- Has a self help component
- Uses proven technology
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- Resources and ideas for clubs seeking projects
- Experienced Volunteers ready to assist your club
- A web site full of help
- A discussion forum for exchanging ideas, asking questions, sharing
success stories
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- In a WCS project, your club can help with a basic human need.
- You have available to you the tools, support and mechanisms.
- Now Create Awareness and Take Action!
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