Gifts that Change Lives

Philanthropy and the Zonta International Foundation

Mission

to support the approved charitable and educational programs of Zonta International through effective fundraising, investment of funds and the distribution of proceeds.

History

• Founded in 1984 • Incorporated in 1985• Governed by the Zonta International

Foundation Board of Directors

ZI and ZIFZI

• Membership Organization• Primary income is

membership dues• Covers operating

expenses of ZI and ZIF

ZIF• Charitable organization• Primary income is

charitable contributions• Covers costs of programs

and educational awards

Foundation Funds raisedfor 2012 – 2014

US$4,938,000

2012 – 2014 Fundraising Goalsby Fund

International Service Fund US$2,000,000ZISVAW Fund $1,162,000Amelia Earhart Fellowship Fund $700,000Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship Fund $232,000Young Women in Public Affairs Fund $144,000Rose Fund, annual operating and program support fund $700,000 US$4,938,000

How do we achieve our goal?• Club Contributions• Individual Contributions from Zontians and

friends of Zonta• Planned Gifts

International Service ProgramUS$2,000,000

RwandaLiberia

Elimination of New Pediatric HIV Infection and Response to Survivors

of Domestic and Gender-Based Violence in Rwanda

UNICEF: US$1,000,000

Liberia Fistula

ProgramUNFPA: US$1,000,000

ZISVAWZonta International Strategies to End Violence

Against Women

US$1,162,000

• Honduras• Bangladesh• Nigeria• Samoa

Safe Cities for Women Project in Honduras

UN Women: US$250,000

Mass Communication with a Purpose: Global Partnership on Edutainment for Social Change

UN Trust Fund: US$802,124

Empowering Women in Rural Samoa to Combat Violence

UN Trust Fund: US$109,876

Amelia Earhart Fellowship Program

Aerospace-related sciences and engineering

PhD Studies

35 Fellowships of US$10,000

Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship Program

Undergraduate/Master’s Degrees in Business Management

US$1,000 District Awards

12 International Scholarships of US$7,000 each

Young Women in Public Affairs Award

Secondary-level or pre-university women ages 16 to 19

Demonstrated commitment to leadership in public policy, government and volunteer organizations

10 International Awards of

US$4,000 each

US$1,000 District Awards

The Rose Fundprogram support fund

• Enables the Foundation to add program

support when and where most urgently

needed• May support new program development

Thank you

DISTRICT 22 CONTRIBUTIONS @ 13 DECEMBER, 2013

AREAS NO. OF CLUBS DONATIONS AV./CLUB

Area 1 12 $ 57,808.49 $ 4,817.37

Area 2 7 $ 12,785.28 $ 1,826.47

Area 3 8 $ 15,085.96 $ 1,885.75

Area 4 7 $ 27,057.37 $ 3,865.34

Area 5 9 $ 25,302.87 $ 2,811.43

All clubs 43 $ 138,039.97  

Individuals (47)   $ 16,910.00  14> $200

TOTAL   $ 156,171.51