Gundaker Foundation Programs

NATIONAL GRANT PROGRAM:
The Foundation accepts applications from District Clubs for local service projects. The Foundation will match club contributions up to $1,000.

• Instructions for National Grants.
  [http://www.rotary7450.org/gundaker/Grad_grant_instruct.pdf] (Requires Adobe Acrobat)

INTERNATIONAL GRANT PROGRAM:
The Foundation accepts applications from District Clubs who are partnering with Clubs outside of the United States for international service projects. The Foundation will match Club contributions up to $1,000.

• Guidelines for International Grants. [http://www.rotary7450.org/gundaker/international_guide.pdf]
• International Grant Application Form. [http://www.rotary7450.org/gundaker/gundaker_int_form.pdf
  (Requires Adobe Acrobat) Updated forms for 2007-08. Click here to download it in WORD format

UNDERGRADUATE GRANT PROGRAM:
The Gundaker Foundation awards several one-year Undergraduate Grants for full-time junior and senior level undergraduate studies in colleges and universities. Gundaker Undergraduate Grants range from $1,000 to $10,000. They are renewable, provided that recipients resubmit all application materials, receive the endorsement of a District 7450 Rotary Club, and are selected by the Gundaker Foundation for an additional award. Deadline for grants, Jan. 15, 2008.

• Grant Forms and Instructions,
  [http://www.rotary7450.org/gundaker/UGGrantForm2.pdf ]   (Requires Adobe Acrobat)
• Sample press release for Gundaker Directors.
  [http://www.rotary7450.org/gundaker/UGGrantPR.pdf]
  Forms updated for 2007-08 Rotary year.
  

GRADUATE GRANT PROGRAM:
The Foundation provides educational grants annually to local graduate students. Applications are available from January - February, grants are due to February 15, 20078. Grant Forms and Instructions, updated forms for 2008 (Requires Adobe Acrobat): Instructions and Forms; Director Information

YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM:
In District 7450 it is the Gundaker Foundation that administers, and funds, the Rotary International Student Exchange Program. Form more information, visit the District 7450 Youth Exchange Web Page. [http://www.d7450youthexchange.org/]

LONG TERM PROGRAM:
A yearlong program that is education based, students are exchanged between Rotary Districts and individual Rotary Clubs. Students live with host Rotarian families and attend school in their host country.

SHORT TERM PROGRAM:
A summer-based program, it includes a one-on-one match. Youth spend two to three weeks abroad with a similar youngster who then returns to the U.S. for a reciprocal visit.

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