Transcript LCIF_Update_Webinar - Lions Clubs International Foundation

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
Lions Clubs International Foundation
Update
Update Webinar Agenda
1. LCIF Worldwide Update
2. Upcoming Priorities
3. Partnerships Update
Update Webinar
The 2011 – 2012 Year in
Review
2011 – 2012 Fundraising
60,000,000
50,000,000
48,010,125
9.7% decrease in donations
43,355,177
US Dollars
40,000,000
30,000,000
20,000,000
10,000,000
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2010-2011
2011-2012
Unrestricted
19,675,926
14,420,545
CSFII
5,462,318
2,368,158
6,060
5,199,350
20,644,321
14,830,124
Measles Challenge
Restricted
Gift In Kind
2,221,500
6,537,000
Total
48,010,125
43,355,177
Financial Support by Constitutional Area
Foundation &
Corporate
$11,861,939
28%
CA I
$5,357,262
12%
CA III
$1,015,785
2%
CA IV
$3,964,519
9%
Thank
You!
CA II
$524,555
1%
CA VII
$548,420
1%
CA VI
$2,462,038
6%
CA V
$17,620,659
41%
All figures in US Dollars. Total
Donations = US$43,355,177
2011 – 2012 Average Gift Per Member
Average Gift Per Member: $23.37
$80.00
$70.00
$66.71
$60.00
$50.00
$40.00
$30.00
$20.00
$15.25
$14.88
$13.75
$12.33
$10.07
$10.00
$8.73
$CA I
CA II
CA III
CA IV
CA V
CA VI
CA VII
Types of Grants
• Emergency and Major Catastrophe: tornado, flooding,
hurricane, tsunami relief
• Core 4: homes for the blind and disabled, eye care for Special
Olympics Athletes, diabetes prevention and treatment, Lions
Quest youth development
• Standard Grants: sight equipment, medical centers,
equipment or playgrounds for the disabled, and canine
programs
• SightFirst Grants: diabetic retinopathy screening and
treatment, cataract surgeries
• International Assistance Grants (IAGs): Lions clubs in
developed countries partner with Lions clubs in lesserdeveloped regions funding basic health care, education or clean
water
Our Global Impact - Grants
• During the 2011-2012 year, LCIF awarded 513 grants totaling
US$55.56 million
Core 4
$3,728,617
7%
Standard
$7,743,616
14%
Emergency
$1,695,000
3%
SightFirst
$10,844,473
20%
Designated (mostly
emergency and
measles)
$30,809,141
55%
Other
$745,030
1%
Why should Lions Support LCIF?
• We are changing the world
for the better
• Grassroots presence = quick
response
• We are saving the sight of
30 million people
• Giving measles vaccinations
to 157 million children
• Providing disaster relief to 5
million people annually
• Teaching life skills to 12
million youth
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Upcoming Priorities
Establishing Goals in 2012-2013
• Goals established and submitted
via online survey
• Submission Date: October 31,
2012
• Use LCIF Reports including:
Status of Installments
Total Recap Report
MJF Listings
• Set a contributions goal increase of
5-10% above an average year of
contributions to LCIF
• Formal Reporting will occur in
January and June of 2013
Raise Lions’ Participation Rate!
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LCIF relies on the support of Lions and clubs
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Fundraising is active – reach out to Lions and educate
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Lessons of CSFII:
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Leadership: LCIF Coordinators trained
Plan: set goals, implement fundraising strategies, analyze reports
Educate: educate Lions on the importance of the foundation
Ask: ask Lions for their participation
Lead
•
Plan
Educate
Raise club participation in your district to at least 50%
• Every dollar is another life changed!
Ask
Publicize the Areas of Giving
There are now four Areas of Giving
from which to choose when making
a contribution.
• Donations within these four general areas
are eligible for Melvin Jones Fellowship
recognition
• More specific donations within these
areas will be honored by LCIF but will not
be eligible for MJF recognition (i.e.
donations for Special Olympics Opening
Eyes, SightFirst, Lions Quest, etc.)
• The Measles Initiative under
Humanitarian Needs is MJF eligible
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Humanit
arian
Needs
Disaster
Area of
Greatest
Need
Sight
Youth
2012-2013 Awards
• Top 5 District Coordinators in each Constitutional Area
(based on total giving and per capita giving) – presented
at the MD Convention
• Top MD Coordinator in each CA (based on total giving
and per capita giving) – presented at Area Forum
• Top 5 Clubs in each CA – presented to Club presidents
at the MD convention
• Top 5 Districts in each CA– presented at Area Forum
• 100% club participation (minimum of US$20 per club
member) awarded to Districts - MD Convention
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Partnerships Update
LCIF Sight Partnerships Updates
Combined, these LCIF partners represent US$7.6 million in LCIF
support (US$6.5+ million in-kind, Merck) for the 2011-12 Lions’ year
Engagement is informed by LCIF Programs and Development
strategies
We Care. We Serve. We Accomplish.
Fundraising Strategies: Zeiss
Eyeglass Cleaning Kits
• Carl Zeiss International/Nanofilm provides
a high-quality lens cleaner kit which
includes:
• One bottle of Zeiss lens cleaner
• One microfiber lens cleaning cloth
• Six Zeiss pre-moistened lens cloths
• Instructions and information about
LCIF
• US$1.50 royalty payment to LCIF for each
kit sold ($2.50 to the Foundation until
12/31/12!)
• Kits are available to clubs in quantities of
36 (1 Case) at a cost of US$6 in the United
States and US$7 per kit in Germany and
Canada
• Kits are sold for at least US$10
• Kits may be purchased via credit card or
check via the website or mail
Measles & Rubella Initiative
Since 2001, a partnership of international
organizations committed to reducing measles deaths
worldwide through mass vaccination campaigns and
by strengthening routine immunization systems.
More than US$800 million has been invested to
date.
We Care. We Serve. We Accomplish.
Measles & Rubella Initiative
 380 children die daily
 Measles can cause severe
complications, including brain
damage, hearing loss and
blindness
 Can be prevented through
a safe and inexpensive vaccination
 Costs less than US$1
 Leading cause of vaccinepreventable deaths
Current Challenges
Measles is still the most contagious vaccine
preventable disease: www.cfr.org/vaccinemap
2011 Outbreaks
Current Challenges
Measles & Rubella Initiative
The Measles and Rubella
Initiative: one of the greatest
public health success stories
• More than 1 billion children have
received measles vaccinations since 2001
•Worldwide measles vaccination rates
have increased by 85% and deaths have
been reduced by 74%
•Measles has been eliminated in the
Americas
•Measles may be eliminated in the WHO’s
Western Pacific Region within the next
year … OSEAL and ANZI are both
included in this region
One Shot, One Life: The Lions Measles Initiative
 Lions Clubs International joined
the Measles Rubella Initiative
in 2010
 As part of a pilot project
Lions vaccinated 41 million
children in 2010-2011 with
partners
 Local Lions engaged in
promotion, outreach and
helped plan campaigns
One Shot, One Life: The Lions Measles Initiative
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In 2011 - 2012, local Lions are
directly supporting measles
campaigns through social
mobilization and advocacy
activities in Nepal, Cameroon,
Uganda, Zambia and Kenya
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These activities are funded in
part through an additional grant
of US$300,000 from the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation.
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$166,000 was provided by LCIF
to support a measles campaign
in Haiti
Additional Benefits
• Improved health infrastructures
are an important result of
measles campaigns
• Health services delivery is a
major focus of LCIF and the
Gates Foundation
• Supporting the basic
immunization delivery system
ensures:
o sustainability
o eventual eradication of multiple
diseases, including measles
Routine Immunization
In 2012, routine
immunization
supportive activities:
are taking place in
Madagascar, Ethiopia
and Mali
Gates Foundation Challenge Grant
“The Gates Foundation is very proud to have been a
partner in your early measles projects, and we’re
excited to continue working together. … If you want to
go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.
With Lions in the lead, there is no telling how far we
will go together.”
Bill Gates, Sr., Co-chair and Trustee of the Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation
One Shot, One Life: The Lions Measles Initiative
 Gates Foundation Challenge
Grant:
• The Gates Foundation gives
US$1 for every US$2 from
Lions, up to US$5 million
• Lions and the Gates
Foundation will provide a
total of US$15 million to
help fund measles
campaigns in 2012
• Goal has been met! We
have raised US$10
million.
Gates Challenge Progress
Monthly Fundraising Progress
$8,000,000
$7,000,000
$6,000,000
$5,000,000
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
Cumulative Donations
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$0
Goal has been met! Lions have raised US$10 million.
One Shot, One Life: Continuation 2012-2013
 Vaccination campaigns are
ongoing and need our immediate
assistance.
 Lions can help save the lives
157 million children this year!
 Be sure to keep clubs wellinformed and to thank donors for
their generosity.
One Shot, One Life: Continuation 2012-2013
Scheduled Measles SIA s (Supplemental Immunization Activities)
Country
Target Dates
Planned Interventions
Kenya
3-7 Nov
Measles, OPV, Vit A
Niger
5 – 14 Nov
Measles
Guinea
Bissau
8 - 12 Nov
Measles, Vit A, deworm
Mongolia
8 - 18 Oct
Measles/Rubella
India
Sept'12 – Mar '13
Measles
Nepal
9 Dec -10 Jan
Measles/Rubella, OPV (polio)
Measles Initiative Recognition
• Continuing Melvin Jones Fellowship eligibility
(may not last forever!)
• Provide recognition to the clubs with a banner
patch depending on the level of support (December
31, 2012):
Education
Resources are available online to help
you stay abreast of the most current
information regarding One Shot One
Life:
http://www.lcif.org/blog/#.UFnWs6DuzSc
https://www.facebook.com/lionsmeaslesin
itiative
http://www.lcif.org/EN/ourprograms/humanitarianefforts/measles/index.php
http://measlesrubellainitiative.org/
Promotion and Fundraising
Tell Lions about:
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Our global leadership role in the Measles Initiative
Our deepening relationship with the Gates Foundation
The importance of supporting measles control globally
That Lions are saving lives and improving global health,
especially for children
 The importance of each Lion’s contribution to One Shot,
One Life: The Lions Measles Initiative.
Vaccines Are Miracles
“We all believe that each child
has the right to get vaccinated,”
Lion Sanjay Khetan, Nepal
“I’ve witnessed a child with
measles. I do not want this for
my son. This vaccination is very
important,” Pascaline
Rasoanjanahary, Madagascar
“I like to say that vaccines are
miracles,” Bill Gates
Enriching Lives
WE ARE
COMPASSIONATE
AND CARING enriching lives in
communities all
over the world!
We Care. We Serve. We Accomplish.