Rotary Foundation: Community Service Grants

Overview

The Rotary Club of Washington DC (“DC Rotary Club”) established the Rotary Foundation of Washington DC in 1922 to engage in works of charity. This year the Foundation celebrates its 102nd year of dedicated support to local and international non-profit organizations engaged in a wide range of community development and charitable activities. Members of the Rotary Club of Washington DC are directly engaged in over 20 community projects annually, and through the Foundation, support another 40-60 organizations and projects through contributions.

Understanding Community Service Grants

Community Service Grants have a rich history of supporting grassroots organizations in Washington, DC since 1922. We offer our aid to promising local initiatives, providing them the expertise and funding necessary to make a significant impact. Grants are awarded to projects that serve Washington Metropolitan Area residents.

Community Service Grants of $1,000 to $5,000 per organization supporting projects that demonstrate need for small capital items or “seed money” for special services that provide direct and tangible benefits within the District of Columbia, Metropolitan Area.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

* Funding is available for eligible non-profit organizations for specific-identifiable program activities.

Ineligibility

* General operating or overhead funding requests are not supported.