With two additional donations received last week: $3000 from the Jackson Rotary Club and $7000 from the Rotary Club of Porterville, in District 5230 - the donations to the District 5190 Community Fund for Fire Relief now exceed $100,000! While the needs continue to be felt in our fire-ravaged communities, the generosity of Rotarians and non-Rotarians is heartwarming.
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Mobile Clinics for Ukraine
We have all been watching what is happening in Ukraine and wondering what we can do to support the Ukrainians during this terrible time. Here is one way your Rotary Club can be involved.
Much of the healthcare infrastructure has been destroyed and many people cannot get treated. Some are dying because of a lack of facilities. Recently, we have learned about a program that would provide 30 Mobile Clinics to Ukraine. Each Clinic will cost $42,500. Previously, we quoted $37,500 but cost are escalating rapidly in the war zone. The unit cost covers the all equipment, initial stocking of supplies and training of staff. After that the Mobile Clinic is owned by the regional hospital and it’s their responsibility to maintain and resupply the unit. Attached to this email are pictures of the Clinics that will be supplied.
This opportunity has been presented to clubs in many Rotary districts and many clinics have already been funded or in the process of being funded. We should move forward quickly to be able to be part of this opportunity.
With support from District Governor Jeff Gabriel and our District Rotary Foundation Committee, we are reaching out to the clubs in District 5190 to determine which clubs might be interested in providing funding for such a project to pursue a Global Grant. We would like to have our clubs commit to a total of $15,200/clinic. We are currently looking at funding 2 clinics. A commitment of any amount from your club is welcomed. The district will match the clubs’ contributions with the same amount, and The Rotary Foundation would match 80% of the clubs’ contributions.
Funding of each Global Grant would require the following funding:
District 5190 Club Donations - $15,200
District Designated Funds - $15,200
The Rotary Foundation (TRF) - $12,100
Total $42,500
Please review with your Club and Club Board to determine if you would like to participate in this opportunity. Then contact me with your club’s commitment by email or phone by March 31, 2023. Actual funds are NOT due now. You will be notified about where to send funds once the Global Grant is approved by The Rotary Foundation.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Bill Boon
District Grants Subcommittee Chair
Email – WHBoon@sbcglobal.net
Phone – 775-636-0384
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FIRE DISASTER RECOVERY INFORMATION
Caldor/Dixie/River/Tamarack Fires
District 5190, in conjunction with our respective clubs/partner organizations has established ways for you to contribute to those affected by the many fires occurring within our district. Please download the press release by clicking on the link below. Direct links to donation accounts are contained in the attached press release. Clubs are encouraged to distribute this press release to their local media.Were you or someone you know impacted by one of the fires? The application for aid is now available.
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FIRE DISASTER RELIEF INFORMATION/FORMS
Thanks to Chico Rotary for their gift of $3000! Very generous. And Minden Rotary contributed another $1750 to the District Community Fund for Caldor Fire victims.
Susanville Rotary’s check for $26,497.32 has been received, representing the fundraising efforts of the Sierra Radio Network’s fundraising events in Susanville and Chester. The funds are directed to the victims of the Dixie Fire.
The Reno Rotary Foundation just contributed $10,000 to our district fire response effort! Thanks, Reno Rotary!
Total contributions to the District 5190 Community Fund for fire response have totaled over $75,000. Add that to the GoFundMe pages for the Dixie and River Fires, we have raised over $150,000.
On October 18, 2021, the Rotary Club of Greenville held their first fundraising/community event since the Dixie Fire destroyed the town of Greenville on August 4, 2021. Two Rotarians, one prospective member, and two appreciated volunteers worked in the first snow of the year and temperatures to chill the bone. This year's drive through clinic was moved from Greenville to Crescent Mills due to the fire damage.
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Greenville Rotarians - Cheri Prior, Kest Porter Tani Preston, John Banks, Dave Preston | ||||
We recently received $5900 from the Rotary Club of Lincoln in District 5180 to benefit victims of the Dixie, Caldor and other fires. The Community Fund fire response fund total is now over $33,000! Gift cards of $500 each are being provided for approved fire victim applicants and are being hand-delivered by Rotarians as one way of helping victims with their immediate needs such as food, gas and clothing.
Thanks to the Rotary Club of China Lake and their charitable foundation for the recent contribution of $3000 to the District 5190 Community Fund to benefit fire victims in our District! What a great show of Rotary support!
We heard that Plumas County radio held two events in Susanville and Chester to raise funds for the Dixie Fire victims. $29,000 is being contributed to our Rotary district community fund to be distributed to those in need! Thanks to Plumas County residents for helping their neighbors in need.
The District Grants Steering Committee has announced changes in District Grants for the next Rotary year.
District Grant Funds for club projects will continue to match club funds on a 1-to-1 basis up to $2500. The club may plan to expend more than $2500 for the project, but there is a maximum of $2500 in District Grant Funds.
District Grant Funds for multi-Club projects will be increased to match each club’s funds on a one to one-and-a-third (1 to 1 1/3) basis up to $3325, to encourage clubs to work together on projects. For example, if 2 clubs work together on a project and each contribute $2500, a maximum of $3325 will be available for each club, for a total of $6650. An example of a 2-club project where each club donates $2500 results in:
- Club A Contribution $2500
- Club B Contribution $2500
- Club A District Match $3325
- Club B District Match $3325
- Total Project Funding $11650
Bonus District Grant Funds will be available to clubs which qualify for the Every Rotarian Every Year Banner in the 2022-23 Rotary year.
- A 30% bonus up to $750 will be made available for single-club projects.
- A 30% bonus up to $1000 will be made available for multi-club projects.
- Bonus Funds will also be available for projects when club funds are not being used at a maximum of $750 for single club projects and $1000 for multi-club projects.
- To qualify, for the Every Rotarian Every Year Banner, every Rotarian who was a member of the Club on July 1 must contribute a minimum of $25 to the Annual Fund, with an average gift for the club of $100. (Members who joined the club during the current year are not counted.)
- Bonus District Grant Funds must be requested by October 31, 2023.
Clubs are encouraged to earn the Every Rotarian Every Year Banner between now and June 30th in order to qualify for Bonus Funds next year!
If you have any questions, please contact:
Bill Boon, District Grants Subcommittee Chair
Email – WHBoon@sbcglobal.net
Phone – 775-636-0384
Doug McDonald, District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair
Email – dougmcdonald49@gmail.com
Phone – 530-632-6536
Our District created the District 5190 Community Fund (DCF), a 501c3 Foundation, several years ago. It was established to provide financial resources for club and district needs and to support the charitable needs of Clubs that do not have a Foundation of their own.
Recently, the DCF has been very active in supporting people that have been impacted by fires within our District. This has been possible because of many donations from our Clubs, other Districts and individual Rotarians. It is great that people and clubs have stepped up to make this possible. Thank You for your support!!
Click to learn more about our D5190 Community Fund
Honoring Our Past, Building Our Future
Please celebrate with us the accomplishments of Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation and its incredible donors by viewing the 2021 Annual Report, honoring its history, highlighting its greatest achievements, and celebrating the community it serves.
Distirct 5190 is excited to announce our new "My 5190 Member Resource" webpage. My 5190 is one stop page for access to all of the webpages on the site. No more annoying pull down menus that have little or no description to where you're going. Check out the new page and give us feedback and any thoughts you might have on how we can improve.
CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE NEW PAGE
The Arts and Culture Commission and the Rotary Club of Reno Downtown partnered in 2016 to create the Sculpture Garden at Bicentennial Park. Click the Learn More button to read the story on Channel 2 News!
On October 18, 2021, the Rotary Club of Greenville held their first fundraising/community event since the Dixie Fire destroyed the town of Greenville on August 4, 2021. Two Rotarians, one prospective member, and two appreciated volunteers worked in the first snow of the year and temperatures to chill the bone. This year's drive through clinic was moved from Greenville to Crescent Mills due to the fire damage.
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Greenville Rotarians - Cheri Prior, Kest Porter Tani Preston, John Banks, Dave Preston | ||||
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