Zonta International Foundation

1. Zonta International Foundation Your Gift Changes Lives

2. 2013 Fall Conference Jacquie Gudmundsen, Foundation Ambassador

3. The Zonta International Foundation supports the approved charitable and educational programs of Zonta International

4. The Foundation’s revenue comes from contributions • 4,938,000

5. Zonta International membership dues support the operating expenses of the Zonta International and the Foundation

6. Contributions to the Zonta International Foundation go entirely to program support and development

7. 2012-2014 Fundraising Goal US$4,938,000

8. 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

9. 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)

10. 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

11. Current Biennium Fund Distribution International Service Projects US$2,000,000

12. Current Biennium Fund Distribution ZISVAW US$1,162,000

13. Current Biennium Fund Distribution • Education • US$1,076,000

14. 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)

15. How your gift helps • Liberia Fistula Program • Reduce infant mortality • Prevent, Treat, Rehabilitate, Sustain

16. How Your Gift Helps Rwanda: Eliminate mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV by 2015

17. 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

18. How Your Gift Helps Rwanda • ISANGE One Stop Center • Prevents and responds to domestic and gender-based violence

19. How Your Gift Helps Rwanda RUSIZI One Stop Center • 636 survivors treated 2112 and 2013

20. How Your Gift Helps Bangladesh Pilot campaign on sexual harassment

21. How Your Gift Helps Nigeria Soul City adapted and Talk Show to start

22. How Your Gift Helps Honduras 1,000 families participate in Safe Cities

23. How Your Gift Helps Samoa 5,000 women combat family violence with livelihood training for economic self-sufficiency

24. How your gift helps Amelia Earhart Fellowships Thirty-five, US$10,000 Fellowships are awarded each year

25. 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

26. 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

27. The Rose Fund • General Support

28. 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

29. DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS International Projects 1956 – 2012

30. 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”

31. How your gift has helped • Women must be free of the fear of gender-based to realize their potential • Since 2006, you have supported programs to combat violence against women in 14 countries across the globe

32. Your gift has helped by addressing issues that affect women, such as: • Human trafficking • HIV/Aids • Poverty • Lack of education • Limited opportunity for leadership • Female circumcision • Acid burning • Obstetric fistula • Gender-based violence • Sexual abuse

33. 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.

34. 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

35. Ways to Give • Cash, check, credit card or wire transfer • Recurring Gift • Tribute Gift • Employer Matching Gift • Gift of Stock • Planned Gift

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