Areas of Focus:

DEADLINE for 2026-2027 Designated District Funds Applications: 

 April 20, 2026 

2026-2027 Special Priorities for Funding

•  Projects serving Alaska Communities.
• At least one member of the Club has contributed to the Foundation in the
• prior year.
• All previous grants must be closed before additional grants will be funded.

Qualification Requirements:
1) Club Presidents and President-Elects will be required to complete the Grants
Management Seminar in the Learning Center, or assign in your place a Club Member
who is involved in the grant management.

 Submit Certificate of Completion to: eleanor@grantsguide.com

2) Review MOU which includes the requirement to review the grant Terms and
Conditions (Both documents are listed below under District Grant Guidance).

Sign and email MOU to: Eleanor@grantsguide.com 

Tips on Administration of Grants

• All final reporting requires receipts and cancelled checks for grants to be closed.
• No grants issued can provide payments to an organization’s operations – all grants should be towards a specific project and should involve active participation from Rotarians.

Zoom Link for Grant Information Webinars

March 9th 9:00Am Alaska Time

March 16th 9:00Am Alaska Time

March 23rd 9:00 Am Alaska Time

March 30th 9:00 Am Alaska Time

ALL GLOBAL GRANT REQUESTS MUST BE PRE-APPROVED BY THE GRANT
COMMITTEE BEFORE COMMITTING MATCHING DISTRICT DESIGNATED FUNDS.

• Terms and Conditions for Global Grants

• A Guide to Global Grants 

• Rotary Foundation Funding Model 

Grants

Committee Chair     

For Questions Or Assistance:

Eleanor Oydna, CFRE ( eleanor@grantsguide.com ) 
The Chair of the Grants Subcommittee reviews District and Global grant applications, prioritizes and approves funding, monitors funded grants, provides internal audit of final reporting and closeouts, and the accounting to The Rotary
Foundation for monies received by District 5010.