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International Small Grants

The Rotary Foundation of Washington, DC’s International Service Committee (ISC) supports the mission of The Rotary Foundation, which is to enable Rotarians to advance international understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty. To that end, the DC Rotary Foundation funds international small grants, which provide members of the DC Rotary Club with an opportunity to volunteer their time and expertise to support humanitarian goals. Members of the DC Rotary Club must partner with a host-country Rotary Club, which will provide oversight and possible assistance on the project.

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Discover International Small Grants

International Service Grants provide members of the DC Rotary Club with an opportunity to volunteer their time and expertise to support humanitarian goals. The Rotary Foundation of Washington, DC funds small grants from $100 to $5000. Members of the Rotary Club of Washington DC must partner with a host-country Rotary Club, which will provide oversight and possible assistance on the projects.

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International Small Grants range from $100-$5,000

Exclusive to DC Rotary Club

Only members of the DC Rotary Club may apply.

Application Deadline

Varies

How to Apply

  • Deadline: October 15, 2024
  • Announcement of Grant Awards: December 2024

All grants are subject to quarterly reports until projects are completed.

Africa Villag Dripline Irrigation System Project Grant | | International Service Grants | Rotary Club Foundation of DC

$5000

Spotlight on an International Small Grant

Nyumbani Village Farm Drip Line Irrigation System

Nyumbani Village in Kenya stands as a beacon of hope, providing a nurturing environment for HIV/AIDS-affected orphans. This holistic project included the installation of a drip line irrigation system on two acres of farm land, aimed at boosting agricultural productivity.

The initiative was focused on enhancing food production through efficient farming techniques. Regular quarterly assessments ensured the project's effectiveness and adaptability.

Key Players

DCRC Proponent: Maria Nelly Pavisich

Host Rotary Club: Karen, Nairobi, Kenya

Cooperating Organization: Children of God Relief Fund, Washington, DC

Project Timetable and Budget

Duration: Over one month

Impact and Reach

Area of Focus: Economic and Community Development

Beneficiaries: The project directly involved 3 farm staff and a volunteer, ultimately benefiting over 1,000 inhabitants of Nyumbani Village.

Rotarian Involvement: The project received support through volunteer efforts and in-kind donations.

This project exemplifies the Rotary Foundation of Washington DC’s commitment to sustainable development and community empowerment, showcasing how targeted support can make a significant difference in the lives of many.

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Embark on a journey of international service and be a part of Rotary’s mission to create positive change across the globe. Your initiative could be the next to receive support and make a lasting impact in communities worldwide.