Transcript Succession and Long Range Planning

Zonta International Foundation
2012-2014 Biennium
2013 Area Meeting
Kim Vann, Foundation Ambassador
Who said this?
How wonderful is it that
nobody need wait a single
moment before starting to
improve the world?
Anne Frank
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 Change
What 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.
What about District 10?
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:
$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?
Giving To Zonta international Foundation
$25,000.00
$20,165.16
$20,000.00
$19,648.49
$15,000.00
$12,388.97
Amount Given
$10,000.00
$6,330.60
$7122.33
$5050.11
$5,000.00
$0.00
Amelia Earhart
Jane Klausman
YWPA
Int. Service
ZISVAW
Rose
Area Breakdown as of March 31st
Area Breakdown
35,000
30,000
$29,022
$23,560
25,000
$18,648.66
20,000
Amount Given
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
2013 Area Meeting Giving
Area 3 meeting, Brownsville, TX
11 individual donations for $1655 + Zonta
Bingo game raised $140: $1795 total
Area 2 meeting, Lafayette, LA
23 individual donations : $2890 total
Area 1 meeting, Dallas, TX
34 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