Transcript Zonta International Foundation

The Zonta International
Foundation supports the approved
charitable and educational
programs of
Zonta International
The Foundation’s revenue comes
from contributions
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4,938,000
Zonta International membership dues
support the operating expenses of the
Zonta International and the Foundation
Contributions to the
Zonta International Foundation
go entirely to program support and
development
2012-2014 FUNDRAISING GOAL
US$4,938,000
2012-2014 DISTRIBUTION BY FUND
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 Fund $144,000
Rose Fund, program support fund $700,000
US$4,938,000
DISTRICT 15 GOALS
• 100% of clubs contribute by April 30,
2014
• 25% of our members make an individual
contribution
• Greater number of clubs have 100% of
members make an individual contribution
(Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette and
Metro Detroit have already done so)
WHERE ARE WE NOW?
Internationally as of Sept. 30 2013 we have
raised $2,840,091..38 – 58%
In District 15 as Sept. 30, 2013
Over 20% of individual members have made a
donation
34 of 40 clubs have contributedWe have raised $70,468.42 total in District 15
through club and individual contributions
CURRENT BIENNIUM FUND DISTRIBUTION
International Service Projects
US$2,000,000
CURRENT BIENNIUM FUND DISTRIBUTION
ZISVAW
US$1,162,000
CURRENT BIENNIUM FUND DISTRIBUTION
Education
US$1,076,000
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Liberia Fistula Program
As of 30 April 2013:
• 1,001 women and girls surgically
managed ($675)
• 230 survivors rehabilitated and
reintegrated into their mainstream
communities ($1,300)
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Liberia Fistula Program
Reduce infant mortality
Prevent, Treat, Rehabilitate, Sustain
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Rwanda:
Eliminate mother-to-child
transmission (MTCT) of HIV by
2015
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
As of March 2013:
• 89 percent of antenatal care facilities
are offering MTCT services
• 62 percent of HIV infected mothers are
receiving antiretroviral therapy for MTCT
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Rwanda
ISANGE One Stop Center
Prevents and responds to domestic and
gender-based violence
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Rwanda
RUSIZI One Stop Center
•636 survivors treated 2112 and 2013
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Bangladesh
Pilot campaign on sexual harassment
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Nigeria
Soul City adapted and Talk Show to start
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Honduras
1,000 families participate in Safe Cities
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Samoa
5,000 women combat family violence with
livelihood training for economic self-sufficiency
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Amelia Earhart Fellowships
Thirty-five, US$10,000 Fellowships are
awarded each year
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Jane M. Klausman Women in
Business Scholarship Fund
• Twelve international scholarships of US$7,000 each
• up to 32 district/region scholarships of US$1,000
each
HOW YOUR GIFT HELPS
Young Women in Public
Affairs Award
• Up to 32 District awards of US$1,000
• 10 international awards of US$4,000
THE ROSE FUND
General Support
HOW YOUR GIFT HAS HELPED
In Partnership with UNICEF from 1998-2012:
• 40% reduction in FGM in Burkina Faso
• Nepal declared neo-natal tetanus free in 2005
• 4 million women in Afghanistan vaccinated
In past years:
• Fresh water wells in Sri Lanka
• Mobil medical units in Ghana
• 10 medical clinics in Columbia
• Revolving loan fund for women in Egypt
• Health education for women in Afghanistan
• Training centers for women in Jordan
DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS
International Projects 1956 – 2012
HOW YOUR GIFT HAS HELPED
Zonta service projects have provided
income-generating training, funding, and
materials for thousands of women in
Africa, Asia, Central and South America
Truly, Zonta has helped women worldwide
to “hold up half the sky”
HOW YOUR GIFT HAS HELPED
Women must be free of the fear of genderbased to realize their potential
Since 2006, you have supported programs
to combat violence against women in
14 countries across the globe
YOUR GIFT HAS HELPED BY ADDRESSING
ISSUES THAT AFFECT WOMEN, SUCH AS:
•Female circumcision
•Acid burning
•Obstetric fistula
•Gender-based
violence
•Sexual abuse
•Human trafficking
•HIV/Aids
•Poverty
•Lack of education
•Limited opportunity for
leadership
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Without your support, through club and
individual donations, none of this would have
been achieved.
Be proud of how we have helped so many
women worldwide. Be proud of making a
difference.
Share our success with others. Tell the Zonta
Story! Encourage others to support ZIF.
REMEMBER—THE NEED IS STILL GREAT
Violence against women is rampant
Human trafficking is thriving
Equal pay for equal work does not exist
Equal governance by women and men isn’t
happening (about 20%)
• Women do not have equal opportunity to
education, health care, income generation,
and basic security in many countries
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Cash, check, credit card or wire transfer
Recurring Gift
Tribute Gift
Employer Matching Gift
Gift of Stock
Planned Gift