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Bellevue Rotary Club, Bellevue, Washington
Bellevue Rotary Club, Bellevue, Washington

Rotary Theme 2010-11,  Building Communities, Bridging Continents


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PO Box 523 • Bellevue, WA 98009
Ph 425-451-3819 • Fax 888-814-5696

2010-11 Bellevue Rotary Community Grants

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The 2010-11 Bellevue Rotary Community Grants Committee has funds available and is soliciting applications for community service grants up until October 15, 2010.

The following are some of the guidelines, not limiting to:

1. The funds must be community service oriented, beneficial primarily to the residents of the City of Bellevue and secondarily to residents of the neighboring Eastside cities.

2. Funds will be granted for capital investments in service projects and not generally for ongoing operating expenses such as overhead and salary, etc.

3. The maximum grant per organization is $5,000.

4. A simple Letter of Inquiry is all that is required at this point to include the following general information:

  • • Organization information (name of organization, contact person, address, & telephone number).
  • Short summary of the project.
  • Who will benefit from this project and how widespread are those benefits to the community.
  • Total estimated budget of proposed project.
  • How the grant money if approved, will be utilized.

Upon favorable review of the initial inquiry, a representative of the Community Grants Committee will be in touch shortly after October 15, 2010, to discuss your inquiry in greater depth for further consideration. The Community Grants Committee will then select the final list of grant proposals for approval by the Bellevue Rotary Executive Board in January 2011. Past Recipients may apply again provided the application relates to a new project.

Please send all Letters of Inquiry on or before October 15, 2010, to:

Bellevue Rotary
Attn: Community Grants
P.O. Box 523
Bellevue, WA 98009

For further questions, contact Tom Bohman, Chair, Bellevue Rotary Community Grants Committee, grants@bellevuerotary.net or 425-201-1217.

Bellevue Rotary Fed Tax ID: 91-1501333