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Welcome to the Vancouver Rotary Foundation
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Vancouver Rotary Foundation
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The Vancouver Rotary Foundation is currently accepting grant applications.
The Vancouver Rotary Foundation exists to foster, develop, promote, and encourage the health, education, and general welfare of the residents of Vancouver and Clark County. The Foundation will consider requests for funding projects outside of Clark County if they have been approved or initiated by the Board of Directors of the Vancouver Rotary Club.
2012/2013 Officers:
Greg Jellison - Foundation President
Katlin Smith - President Elect
Patricia Eby - Treasurer
Members:
Eric Olmsted – Club President
Susanne Cox – Club President-Elect
Timothy Buckley – Club Past President
Kate Benson
Hans Boehm
Jeff Hamm
Jennifer Larson-Cody
Henri Moreau
Jean Rahn
Henri Moreau
Dean Sutherland
Joe Vance
Steve Webb
Grant Requests
On the left, you will find links to the Vancouver Rotary Foundation Grant Guidelines and Grant Application. Beginning with our 2011-2012 fiscal year, the Foundation Board will consider grant requests once each year in August. Our fiscal year is July 1 to June 30, and completed grant requests, including all required attachments, must be submitted to the Foundation by June 1 in order to be considered during the following fiscal year. We will consider all community grant applications as well as grant requests for Rotary projects at our August meeting in an effort to better balance competing interests and needs, and more effectively use our available resources.
If you think your project fits well with the Foundation guidelines please complete the grant application. Your application should be mailed or e-mailed to the Foundation address listed on the application.
Questions can be emailed to Greg Jellison, jellisong@hdjdg.com, Foundation President or by phone at (360) 694-3488 x 2115.
Foundation Grant History
The Vancouver Rotary Foundation has granted over $2.75 million to the Vancouver community with emphasis on youth programs in the past 37 years (1972-2010). Over $600,000 of the grants were awarded during the 3 years (2007-2010).
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