Rotary Foundation and Endowment byCarolyn Ferguson
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19 Mar. 2025 |
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 Rotary Club of Richmond
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Hybrid Meeting
- 12 PM - Meet and Greet
- 12:15PM - Meeting starts
- 12:20PM - Presentation starts
- 12:30PM - Lunch being served. ($30 per person. Chinese Food, includes Dim Sum, Noodle, Fried Rice, Vegetables and more!!!)
- 12:40PM - Presentation Q & A
- 12:50PM - Club Business: Committee Chair Reports, Club Calendar Update, Project Updates, etc
- 1:10PM - Happy & Sad Dollars
- 1:20PM - New Business
- 1:30PM Meeting Adjourned
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The Rotary Foundation and Endowment Fund
Gifts to Rotary's Endowment ensure that future Rotarians will have the resources they need to design and implement sustainable projects year after year.
Rotary strives to increase the value of your gift to the Endowment by preserving and investing your initial contribution and spending only a portion of the earnings. This strategy supports Rotary's causes today while generating funds that will further the work of future Rotarians committed to Doing Good in the World.
About the speaker
Carolyn Ferguson, The Rotary Foundation
Carolyn is Senior Major Gifts Officer Carolyn Ferguson, MGO for Zone 28. She statrted to work for The Rotary Foundation since September, 2011. There is one Rotary Foundation with eleven different ways to direct a gift. With this much choice comes the challenge of interpretation. her role focuses on making meaning connections with individuals/couples to better understand their philanthropic priorities and inviting their major gift and/or planned gifts and bequests to make their charitable vision a reality through the programs of the Rotary Foundation.
Carol Tichelman, The Rotary Foundation
Carol is E/MGA (Endowment Major Gifts Adviser) and also a member of the Rotary Club of Chilliwack, BC in District 5050. As an E/MGA, she is a primary resource for major gifts and endowment fundraising and recognition matters within the Region/Zone. She identifes, cultivates, solicits, and stewards donors with an emphasis of securing gifts to The Rotary Foundation of $25,000 or more. She works in collaboration with zone and district leaders as well as staff partners. Primarily she works one on one with Rotary members to help them realize their goals for support of The Rotary Foundation.