Comments for Rotary District 5100 http://www.d5100wcs.org Web pages and Blog on World Community Service Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:49:52 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Resources and Forms by Levi Abongo RC Lira http://www.d5100wcs.org/?page_id=16&cpage=1#comment-3352 Levi Abongo RC Lira Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:49:52 +0000 http://www.d5100wcs.org/?page_id=16#comment-3352 Thank you for the job well done . "Alutta continua" Thank you for the job well done .
“Alutta continua”

]]> Comment on Projects – the List, Status by Stewart Martin http://www.d5100wcs.org/?page_id=31&cpage=1#comment-2384 Stewart Martin Fri, 21 Aug 2009 22:10:01 +0000 http://www.d5100wcs.org/?page_id=31#comment-2384 Hi Mike, Thanks for your inquiry at D5100WCS.org ! Yes, you should place your project on the www.MatchingGrants.org website regardless of the stage you are at. It is the view of the committee logging projects onto our website should be mandatory before D5100 gives District approval. Meanwhile, voluntarily putting it on the website helps a) the project participants (Host or Int'l) communicate, keep the stages and progress updated, find funding, get reminded of interim and final reports, and it helps our District WCS committee track projects and the benefits that great Rotarians like you are providing. You can upload pdf's of the grant application, the award letter, reports, links to photos or web descriptions, etc. So please do post the project description, all the participants and their emails, which clubs funded which pieces of the pie, and keep it up to date as you go. Thank you! Stew Martin, Vice-Chair, D5100 WCS Committee Hi Mike,
Thanks for your inquiry at D5100WCS.org !
Yes, you should place your project on the http://www.MatchingGrants.org website regardless of the stage you are at. It is the view of the committee logging projects onto our website should be mandatory before D5100 gives District approval. Meanwhile, voluntarily putting it on the website helps a) the project participants (Host or Int’l) communicate, keep the stages and progress updated, find funding, get reminded of interim and final reports, and it helps our District WCS committee track projects and the benefits that great Rotarians like you are providing. You can upload pdf’s of the grant application, the award letter, reports, links to photos or web descriptions, etc.

So please do post the project description, all the participants and their emails, which clubs funded which pieces of the pie, and keep it up to date as you go.

Thank you!

Stew Martin, Vice-Chair, D5100 WCS Committee

]]> Comment on Projects – the List, Status by Mike Stone http://www.d5100wcs.org/?page_id=31&cpage=1#comment-2380 Mike Stone Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:56:38 +0000 http://www.d5100wcs.org/?page_id=31#comment-2380 >>By placing your project on this D5100 and worldwide website... Kruse Way has a Honduras water project that is pending @ TRF that is not on your D5100 09/10 list. How do we get it listed? Now I see the link on how to add a project. The text inside that link suggests that it is only for projects looking for funding. Out project has all the funding lined up, has been approved by D5100 WCS and is pending approval @ TRF. Even though we are not looking for funding at this point, should we "submit" our project to the list so it is included on your list of D5100 projects? >>By placing your project on this D5100 and worldwide website…

Kruse Way has a Honduras water project that is pending @ TRF that is not on your D5100 09/10 list. How do we get it listed?

Now I see the link on how to add a project. The text inside that link suggests that it is only for projects looking for funding. Out project has all the funding lined up, has been approved by D5100 WCS and is pending approval @ TRF.

Even though we are not looking for funding at this point, should we “submit” our project to the list so it is included on your list of D5100 projects?

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