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September 30, 2019
From: Tom Walker, District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (2019-22)
To: District 5520 Rotary Club Presidents
Gary King, District Governor
Reg Rider, District Finance Committee Chair (2019-20) Rob Butler, District Audit Committee Chair (2019-20)
Subj: Annual FY2019 Foundation Committee Report
Ref: (a) Rotary International District 5520 Bylaws Article 5.060 “District Rotary Foundation Committee”
- Reference (a) requires an annual report to the membership of District 5520 on the prior year’s District Rotary Foundation Committee activities.
- Rotary District 5520 participated in the Global and District Grant programs. Below is a summary of the use of D5520 District Designated Funds (DDF) during FY 2019.
Carried Forward from FY2018 $172,564.74
FY2019 SHARE $116,551.81
50% Endowment SHARE $7,441.24
Total Available DDF $296,557.79 Available July 1, 2018
DDF was utilized in the following manner:
Humanitarian Programs
District Grant (DG19-62495)
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$61,778.00
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Global Grants (10)
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$80,668.00
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Adjustment to Global Grant*
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$15,000.00_____________
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Net Humanitarian Programs
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$127,446.00
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Polio Plus
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$23,310.36
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Pool Permanent Fund
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$10,000.00
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Total Carryover to FY2019
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$135,801.43
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As of June 30, 2019
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*GG19-63393 “Nicaragua Pedestrian Footbridge” project was cancelled after having been funded.
3. The District Grant program funding consisted of $61,778.00 of DDF from The Rotary Foundation. Below is a list of these projects:
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DISTRICT GRANTS Calendar Years (2018-2019)
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Grant
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Club
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Project Description
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Amount
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Alamogordo
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Art Literacy in Local Schools
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$1,805.00
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Albuquerque
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Tutoring at Horizons
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$4,203.00
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Albuquerque Del Norte
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Needy Youth Food Backpack Program
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$5,943.00
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Albuquerque Del Sol
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Dictionary Distribution Project
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$4,266.00
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Albuquerque Sandia
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Anti-METH Classroom Education Program
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$2,613.00
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Anthony
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Distribute Backpacks and School Supplies to Children
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$1,875.00
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Clovis High Plains
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Andy & Elmer’s Apple Dumpling Adventure Books
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$561.00
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Deming
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Imagination Library of Luna County
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$490.00
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East El Paso
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Local Neighborhood Park Benches
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$558.00
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El Paso
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Holiday Book Distribution
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$3,703.00
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El Paso Camino Real
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GED Scholarships to Youth
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$265.00
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El Paso Sunrise
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Socks for Children in Need
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$475.00
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Fort Stockton
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Community’s El Buen Vecino Rehabilitation Project
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$3,031.00
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Los Alamos
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GED Vouchers & Support for School Training Projects
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$5,761.00
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Los Lunas
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Clothing for Underprivileged Children
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$1,915.00
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Marfa
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Playground Equipment for City Park
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$1,988.00
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Moriarty
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Backpacks & Food for Needy Children
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$1,940.00
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Rio Rancho
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Third Grade Tutoring
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$859.00
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Rio Rancho Sunrise
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Conduct Jobs Fair for Unemployed in the Community
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$2,973.00
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Silver City
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Books for Kindergarten Children
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$2,440.00
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Socorro
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Website for Local Food Pantry
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$2,445.00
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Taos-Milagro
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Manage 15 Small Community Free Libraries & Reading Proj.
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$3,779.00
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Truth or Consequences
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4-Way Test Educational Program for Local Schools
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$2,155.00
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San Juan County East
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McCormack Elementary School Reading Program
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$2,200.00
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West El Paso
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Books for Disadvantaged Pre-K to Fifth Grade Children
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$1,682.00
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$59,925.00
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D5520
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Administration
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$1,853.00
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$61,778.00
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A total of 25 grants were made to 25 clubs for projects involving education, literacy, food security, community development and health.
Rotarians Rob Butler (CPA & District Audit Committee Chair)(Albuquerque Del Norte), and District Audit
Members Dacia Card (CPA)(Albuquerque Del Sol), Cyndi Maestas Henry (CPA)(El Paso), John Perner (CPA)(Albuquerque Del Norte) and Kimberly Warren (CPA)(Roswell) conducted the Annual Assessment as required by The Rotary Foundation. They found that the D5520 Foundation Committee adhered to the Financial Management Plan (FMP) and that the FMP is adequate to properly control grant expenditures if procedures are followed but did note the lack of retention of meeting minutes; significant improvement in recordkeeping over last year’s report was noted and several recommendations were provided.
- The Global Grant program funded 10 projects with $80,688.00 of District 5520 Designated Funds (DDF). These projects are listed below:
Grant #
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Host Rotary Club
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Project D5520 DDF Total Project
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GG1635479
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Empresarial Piedras Negras
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Agua; Educación; etc. $5,000.00 $41,088.00
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GG1747368
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Juárez Integra
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Jugando por una Oport. $3,000.00 $39,170.00
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GG1747475
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Dhulikhel
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Empowering Women $12,668.00 $61,946.00
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GG1751042
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Albuquerque
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Navajo Soap Project $8,000.00 $47,187.00
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GG1863393*
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Jinotega-Las Brumas
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Nicaragua Bridge $15,000.00 $102,000.00 (est)
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GG1864294
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Ejecutivo de Aguascalientes
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Extracción de Amor y $6,000.00 $41,356.00
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GG1867624
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La Paz San Jorge
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Women Empowerment $8,500.00 $56,388.00
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GG1867702
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La Paz San Jorge
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Clean Water in Bolivia $8,500.00 $36,550.00
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GG1980091
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Ciudad Juárez Ejecutivo
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Corazon de Ninos $9,500.00 $67,950.00
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GG1982005
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Juárez Conecta
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Equipamiento a Banco $4,500.00 $33,530.00
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$80,668.00 $537,265.00
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*GG19-63393 “Nicaragua Pedestrian Footbridge” project was cancelled after having been funded.
Five other District 5520-related Global Grants were closed in the 2018-19 Rotary year. These projects are listed below:
Grant #
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Host Rotary Club
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Project D5520 DDF
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Total Project
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GG1415841
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Saltillo Cien
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El Nodo $6,500.00
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$37,150.00
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GG1418883
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Ramos Arizpe
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Agua Potable Para Todos $6,500.00
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$41,284.00
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GG1419277
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Ciudad Juárez Chamizal
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Programa de Horario $6,500.00
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$35,250.00
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GG1525906
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Ciudad Juárez Ejecutivo
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Potable Water Supply $4,500.00
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$36,000.00
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GG1638404
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La Paz San Jorge
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Empowering Women $8,500.00
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$36,750.00
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$32,500.00
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$186,434.00
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- Rotarians and clubs contributed $368,495.59 to the Annual Program Fund (APF), or $156.61 per Rotarian, which is the second highest for District 5520; this was about 290% of the district’s $127,200.00 goal and 147% of the district’s $250,000 average annual giving. 24 of 68 clubs set Foundation Giving Goals. 54 clubs contributed to the Annual Fund and thirty-eight (38) clubs averaged $100 per person or greater, a record!
FY 2019 (2018-19) District 5520 Contributions to The Rotary Foundation
Fund Total Giving Per Capita
Annual Program Fund (Unrestricted) $368,495.59* $156.61 Polio Plus (Restricted) $50,696.68 $21.55 Global Grants (Restricted) $57,941.51
Endowment Fund $176,322.71 $74.94
Total $653,456.49 $277.71
*Includes $9,0005.13 of Area of Focus and World Fund Giving which, being restricted, will not generate DDF.
Giving to The Rotary Foundation during 2018-2019 set all-time District 5520 records for Endowment Fund Giving, Total Giving and Total Giving Per Capita! Annual Program Fund (APF) Giving and APF Per Capita were second only to that of 2016-17’s $393,127.75 and $158.33/capita.
At the Zone Institute in Denver, September 6-8, 2019, Rotary District 5520 was recognized in the (old) Zone 27 achievements in The Rotary Foundation (TRF) as follows:
- Total Foundation Giving: #3 ($653,456) (a D5520 record)
- Annual Fund Giving: #2 ($368,496)
- Annual Fund Per Capita Giving: #3 ($157.00) (a D5520 record)
- Endowment Fund Giving: #1 ($176,323) (a D5520 record)
- “Other” (Generally Global Grants) Giving: #1 ($58,942)
- Paul Harris Society Members: #3 (163)
- Club Participation in Global Grants: #3 (31%)
- TRF Certificate of Appreciation for Contributing 20% of 2018-19 District Designated Funds (DDF) to Polio Eradication
- Overall, District 5520’s clubs and donors contributed $50,696.68 to the Polio Plus campaign (see above). At the 2017 Rotary International Convention in Atlanta, then-President John Germ announced a new Polio matching offer from the Gates Foundation… that is, the Gates will double-match Rotarian contributions to polio eradication up to $50M per year. $50M spread across Rotary’s 1.22M membership works out to about $42.00 per person. District 5520 also contributed $23,310.36 DDF to Polio Plus which was The Rotary Foundation’s goal of 20% of the year’s DDF.
- Twelve clubs received “Make History Today” Polio Plus Campaign Certificates of Appreciation for donating
$1,500 or more to Polio Plus (listed alphabetically): Albuquerque, Albuquerque Del Norte, Albuquerque Del Sol, El Paso, Fort Stockton, Hobbs, Los Alamos, Roswell, Santa Fe, Silver City, Socorro, and White Sands (Alamogordo).
- Eleven clubs received Banner Recognition for Annual Fund Giving. The top three clubs recognized for the highest Annual Fund per capita giving were Albuquerque Del Norte ($712.55); Taos-Milagro ($306.56); and, Albuquerque ($303.58). Eleven clubs received Banner Recognition for 100 percent Foundation Giving and Every
Rotarian Every Year: Albuquerque Del Norte, Anthony, East El Paso, El Paso Sunrise, Las Cruces (Rio Grande), Mountainair, Portales, Raton, Rio Rancho Sunrise, Tucumcari and White Sands (Alamogordo). Nine clubs received EREY Banner Recognition: Albuquerque Del Norte, East El Paso, El Paso Sunrise, Las Cruces (Rio Grande), Mountainair, Portales, Raton, Rio Rancho Sunrise, and Tucumcari.
- The Rotary Club of Albuquerque Del Sol nominated a candidate to attend Rotary’s Peace “Short Course” at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok. Also, the Rotary Clubs of Los Alamos and Santa Fe each nominated candidates for the master’s degree programs. District 5520 supported their applications to The Rotary
Foundation; selections for these programs will be announced in November. Jaclyn McAlester, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Albuquerque Sandia, was selected last fall in a worldwide competition and recently began her studies at International Christian University in Tokyo.
- District 5520 members continue to support The Rotary Foundation through various giving programs; a summary of the support of these programs is provided below:
Program/Level Members
Paul Harris Fellow 1398*
Paul Harris Society 160* Major Donor Level One 47
Major Donor Level Two 7
Major Donor Level Three 3
Major Donor Level Four 1
Arch Klump Society – Trustee’s Circle 1
Arch Kump Society – Chair’s Circle 1
Arch Klump Society – Foundation Circle 3
Bequest Society – Level One 44
Bequest Society – Level Two 14
Bequest Society – Level Three 4
Bequest Society – Level Four 2
Bequest Society – Level Five 0
Bequest Society – Level Six 2
Bequest Society – Level Seven 0
Benefactor 95*
*As of 2 September 2019
Arch Klumph Society recognition levels are defined as follows: Level One (Trustee’s Circle) – US$250,000 to $499,999; Level Two (Chair’s Circle) – US$500,000 to $999,999; Level Three (Foundation Circle) – US$1,000,000 to $2,499,999.
Major Donor recognition levels are defined as follows: Level One – US$10,000 to $24,999; Level Two – US$25,000 to $49,999; Level Three – US$50,000 to $99,999; Level Four US$100,000 to $249,999.
Bequest Society recognition levels are defined as follows: Level One – US$10,000 to $24,999; Level Two – US$25,000 to $49,999; Level Three – US$50,000 to $99,999; Level Four – US$100,000 to $249,999; Level Five – US$250,000 to $499,999; Level Six – US$500,000 to $999,999; Level Seven – US$ $1,000,000 and above.
Benefactors pledge a future gift of at least $1,000.
Paul Harris Society recognizes those members who pledge to try to contribute $1,000 per year.
Tom Walker
Rotary District 5520 Foundation Committee Chair (2010-13, 2016-17, 2019-)
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