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Min-e-Grants

Small grants, real local impact

Any member in good standing can fund a project in their community — and we match it.

The Min-e-Grants Program helps members choose worthy projects to support through small grants. The idea is simple: any member in good standing can identify a project in their community for the club to help fund. The amount requested must be matched by another Rotary club or nonprofit organization (not the benefiting organization).

We are currently updating the Min-e-Grants application form. The new process will be available soon. For immediate help, please contact Rushton, Maxi, or Cecelia.

Past grantees

Heather Shaw — Scott Lane Elementary School

My office ran a school supply drive for a local school in need — an annual event with games and prize wheels in exchange for school supplies. We involve various local businesses in the effort to support the school and build awareness. I was able to join forces with the local Santa Clara Rotary to obtain a matching grant. The application process was surprisingly easy, and the school was able to use the grant for some needed safety items.

Scott Lane Elementary School supply drive
Scott Lane Elementary School supply drive

Andrew Taw — Laptops for Good

The Min-e-Grant process was so easy! As a grant writer, this is probably the easiest grant I will ever write. It took about 20 minutes, and I got a few donors to come together for the match. The dollar-for-dollar match was a great incentive for donors to contribute. The Min-e-Grant provided two laptops for deserving low-income students as they entered their first year of college.

Laptops for Good grant recipients

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