District Grant Awards

District Grants give Rotarians freedom in determining how to best spend funds donated to The Rotary Foundation in their district. Each Rotary year, districts may apply for one district grant, which can be used to support one or more projects, based on that district's interests and needs.

Click here to see a list of current District Grant Awards

The Rotary Foundation District Chair 2019-2020: PDG Beth Stubbs     

District Governor 2019-2020 Greg Maciolek 

 2018-19 Grant Award Pics 

Bradley Sunrise Honduras Water Project 

Fairfield Glade Equine Therapy Project 

Franklin Co AM Drone Project 

Knoxville Breakfast Bleachers Project 

Sparta Literacy Project Dominican Republic 

2016-17 Grant Award Pics 

Tullahoma Sunrise - Blue Monarch family crisis home for women & children

McMinnville hosts a therapy day for disabled kids with horses and volunteers

Shelbyville mobile book center for Headstart family days providing storytime for preschoolers 

Lafayette purchased the "Night Before Kindergarten" books, book bags, crayons and color sheets for 500 English and Spanish speaking kids

2015 District 6780 Grant Award Pics 

Chattanooga Breakfast -  latrines in remote, mountain areas of Haiti

Chattanooga - building a Miracle Field park for physically and mentally disabled kids

McMinnville Breakfast - Purchased new walk in coolers to feed Kids in the Community. The new cooler/freezer allowed for bulk purchasing and serving more children.

Morristown - built "Rotary Place", a new playground in project housing development

 Livingston -  Distribute and read "Andy and Elmer's Apple Dumpling Adventure" to 400 third graders in Overton County schools

Knoxville Breakfast - Upgrade outdated studio & broadcast equipment for Bluegrass Elementary School

Bradley Sunrise -  Provide safe drinking water for 110 families and one elementary school in Portillo-Gonzales, Honduras

Sevierville-Sunrise  -  Replace outdated pulmonary function equipment in the Mountain of Hope Good Shepherd Clinic, serving 20,000 medically uninsured patients

Jefferson City - Renovate Boys & Girls Clubs of Dumplin Valley, replacing playground equipment, painting and providing school supplies