Zonta International Foundation

2012-2014 Biennium2013 Area Meeting

Kim Vann, Foundation Ambassador

How wonderful is it that nobody need

wait a single moment before starting to

improve the world?Anne Frank

Who said this?

Down to business…

2012-2014 Foundation Fundraising Goals

International Service Fund $2,000,000

ZISVAW Fund $1,162,000

Amelia Earhart Fellowship Fund $700,000

Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship Fund $232,000

Young Women in Public Affairs Award $144,000

Rose Fund, (Annual Operating and Program Support Fund) $700,000

Total $4,938,000

That’s an increase of $1,180,000

from the past biennium

Where is the money going?

$2 Million to the International Service Program Fund

Liberia Fistula Program $1 million to UNFPA

(United Nations Population Fund)Elimination of New Pediatric HIV Infection and Prevention and Response to Survivors of Domestic and Gender Based Violence in

Rwanda$1 million to UNICEF

(United Nations Children's Fund)

ZI has supported both of these projects since 2008

Liberia Fistula Program

• Plans to integrate treatment into the government’s national health system

• Support for women with unsuccessful surgeries or inoperable fistulas.

• Goal: to ELIMINATE obstetric fistula in Liberia!

Elimination of New Pediatric HIV Infection and Prevention and Response to Survivors of Domestic and Gender Based Violence in

Rwanda

• President Lynn McKenzie’s recent trip-www.zonta.org

-Edutainment -One Stop Centre -SMS mobile phones -PMTCT Centre -Family package programs

• At critical turning point- Government of Rwanda calling to ELIMINATE MTCT of HIV by

2015! This would achieve an HIV-free

generation by 2015

ZISVAW Funding $1,162,000 divided among

3 projects~Mass Communication with a Purpose: Global Partnership on Edutainment for

Social Change$802,124

~Safe Cities for Women in Honduras$250,000

~Empowering Women in Rural Samoa to Combat Violence

$109,876

Mass Communication with a Purpose: Global

Partnership on Edutainment for Social

ChangeWhat is EDUTAINMENT??

~Short for Entertainment Education~Word first used by the Walt Disney

Company in 1948 to describe the True Life Adventures series.

~It combines traditional and contemporary media- which proves to be cost-effective and efficient.

Mass Communication with a Purpose: Global

Partnership on Edutainment for Social

Change• Goals:

• To raise awareness in the community of violence against women by challenging existing norms and attitudes that condone and endorse violence against women.

• First Target: Bangladesh and Nigeria• Second year targets based on lessons

learned from year one: Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Mali, Niger, Pakistan, Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan and Vietnam.

• Visit www.youtube.com/user/LetsBreakThrough

Safe Cities for Women in Honduras

• Goal: UN Women will replicate the successful ZI program(2008-2012) Safe Cities Program for Guatemala and El Salvador for the women of Honduras.

• Focus will be on two neighborhoods:

Tegucigalpa and Nueva Suyapa Both areas lack basic resources with rising crime to the over 50,000 inhabitants.

Empowering Women in Rural Samoa

to Combat Violence• Partner with the Samoa Victim Support

Group Goals:

• Build support networks for victims of violence

• Provide Livelihood training by providing 25 “Stronger Community” workshops • Reduce the use of “traditional apology”

Where are we now?

So far this biennium as of March 31st contributions are

$1,261,750.52 This compares to $1,235,765 contributed in

March 2011; an increase of $25,985.52 . March represents 42% of the

Biennium, and current contributions are at 25.55%

of goal.

Last biennium $151,916.71

was given by D10 Zontians and clubs

As of March 31st we have given:$70,705.66 (21 clubs)

Last biennium at this time we had given:

What about District 10?

$64,644.22( 23 clubs)

Something to think about…We have given over

$6000 MORE with two fewer clubs.

9% MORE giving with fewer members.

No one has ever become

poor by giving.

Current Standings• 4th in Giving among all the

Districts• 4th in Giving to Amelia Earhart

Fund• 1st in Giving to Jane Klausman• 2nd in Giving to YWPA• 8th in Giving to International

Service• 2nd in Giving to ZISVAW• 6th in Giving as Individuals- 113

members

Where do we like to give?

Amelia Earhart Jane Klausman YWPA Int. Service ZISVAW Rose$0.00

$5,000.00

$10,000.00

$15,000.00

$20,000.00

$25,000.00 Giving To Zonta international Foundation

Amount Given

$5050.11

$12,388.97

$6,330.60

$20,165.16 $19,648.49

$7122.33

Area Breakdown as of March 31st

Area 1 Area 2 Area 30

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000 Area Breakdown

Amount Given

$29,022

$18,648.66

$23,560

Members: 250 194 176

2013 Area Meeting Giving

Area 3 meeting, Brownsville, TX11 individual donations for $1655

+ Zonta Bingo game raised $140: $1795 total

Area 2 meeting, Lafayette, LA23 individual donations : $2890

totalArea 1 meeting, Dallas, TX34 individual donations: $2272

total

District 10 Goals for New Biennium

• Continue our generosity• Increase number of

individual donors• Strive for 100% individual

giving at club level• All Clubs give 1/3 of

service funds raised to Foundation

100 % Individual Giving 2010-2012 Biennium

Zonta Club of Central Oklahoma

Zonta Club of Fort Worth

Zonta Club of Parker County

How to Give• Cash, Check, Money Order, bank

draft, cashier’s check, wire transfer, Credit

• Recurring Gifts-monthly, quarterly• Tribute Gifts- Honorariums &

Memorials• Employee Matching Gifts• Planned Gifts- The Mary E. Jenkins 1919 Society• Bequests • Life Insurance/retirement beneficiary

Why Give? I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.

~Maya Angelou