The Livingston Sunrise Rotary Foundation has been meeting via ZOOM to accomplish its business. And the International Rotary Foundation is accepting grant requests to fight COVID-19 and is asking for your donations.
Your LSRC Foundation Board met March 30 via ZOOM this past Monday.
All LSRC members are encouraged to attend future meetings, hopefully in person at 7:30 am at the IHOP Restaurant in Brighton;
Monday May 4
Monday June 1
Monday August 3
Monday September 14
They discussed revisions for Local Grant Applications for the Innovation Academy Hands on Museum, the Guatemala Literacy Project and approval of the 2020 MITT allocations. A new grant application was submitted under new business for the Challenger Elementary Summer Reading Program. More details next month!
Voting members of the committee
(at least 5 attending to conduct business)
Janet Burns, President/Chair
Tim Williams, Vice Chair
Kyle Godfrey, Treasurer
Donna Gehringer, Secretary
Steve Gronow, Director
Betsy Hundley, Director
Mike Murphy, Director
Advisory (non-voting) Members
Dianne McCormick
Penny Murphy
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a global impact that affects all of us. Rotarians like you are people of action especially in a time of crisis, and Rotary is uniquely prepared to help communities around the world.
Clubs and districts can apply for Rotary disaster response grants to support COVID-19 relief efforts. These grants can be used to provide supplies and medical care and to support rebuilding efforts.
The Rotary Foundation Trustees recently approved placing $1 million in our Disaster Response Fund to make these grants immediately available for applications related to COVID-19. To make sure these grants can remain available, we’re asking for personal contributions to the Disaster Response Fund. Your contribution will support grants that help Rotarians care for and protect people in their local communities and around the world. Make a gift to the Disaster Response Fund now.
Thank you for your dedication and service on behalf of Rotary.
Sincerely,
Clubs and districts can apply for Rotary disaster response grants to support COVID-19 relief efforts. These grants can be used to provide supplies and medical care and to support rebuilding efforts.
The Rotary Foundation Trustees recently approved placing $1 million in our Disaster Response Fund to make these grants immediately available for applications related to COVID-19. To make sure these grants can remain available, we’re asking for personal contributions to the Disaster Response Fund. Your contribution will support grants that help Rotarians care for and protect people in their local communities and around the world. Make a gift to the Disaster Response Fund now.
Thank you for your dedication and service on behalf of Rotary.
Sincerely,
Gary C.K. Huang
Chair, The Rotary Foundation 2019-20