RAM-Global / Small Grant Application
Essential Steps to Apply for a RAM-Global Small Grant $2,500 or less:
- You must be a registered member of RAM-Global to apply.
- Already a member? Sign in to your account.
- Not yet a member? Join RAM-Global – CLICK HERE.
- This application is for RAM-Global Small Grants of US$2,500 or less.
- Please complete the application in full and provide all requested supporting documentation, including a Letter of Support from the applicant’s Rotary/Rotaract Club, a detailed budget with appropriate documentation such as current invoices or estimates from vendors, additional potential funding sources, and any “in-kind” contributions.
- Applications should clearly demonstrate the need, objectives and expected impact of the project. The application should include:
- A concise rationale describing the community need (100–125 words maximum)
- 3–5 clear, measurable objectives
- A description of how the project will be implemented along with details of the timeline (start to finish dates).
- Details on how the project will be monitored and evaluated, including how results/data will be collected and documented
- Any training required as part of the project
- A detailed budget in US dollars (USD). Applicants are responsible for converting local currency to USD.
If this funding is to contribute to a Rotary Global Grant (RGG), please provide details, including the RI Global Grant number, date submitted, approval status and a copy of the grant application.
Important Funding Guidelines
RAM-Global Small Grant funds are intended to directly support proven malaria prevention, control and elimination methods and interventions that benefit the communities they serve.
RAM-Global grant funds cannot be used for:
- Building or construction projects
- Trees, plants or landscaping
- Salaries or stipends
- Expenses for dignitaries or VIPs
- Research projects, experimental interventions or unproven hypotheses
RAM-Global Small Grants are intended to support the implementation of established, proven malaria interventions.
Please review these requirements carefully before beginning your application. Applications that are incomplete, not submitted through our direct online application, or do not meet RAM-Global’s funding guidelines will be returned for additional information, which may delay the review process.
Essential Steps to Apply for a RAM-Global Small Grant $2,500 or less:
- You must be a registered member of RAM-Global to apply.
- Already a member? Sign in to your account.
- Not yet a member? Join RAM-Global – CLICK HERE.
- This application is for RAM-Global Small Grants of US$2,500 or less.
- Please complete the application in full and provide all requested supporting documentation, including a Letter of Support from the applicant’s Rotary/Rotaract Club, a detailed budget with appropriate documentation such as current invoices or estimates from vendors, additional potential funding sources, and any “in-kind” contributions.
- Applications should clearly demonstrate the need, objectives and expected impact of the project. The application should include:
- A concise rationale describing the community need (100–125 words maximum)
- 3–5 clear, measurable objectives
- A description of how the project will be implemented along with details of the timeline (start to finish dates).
- Details on how the project will be monitored and evaluated, including how results/data will be collected and documented
- Any training required as part of the project
- A detailed budget in US dollars (USD). Applicants are responsible for converting local currency to USD.
If this funding is to contribute to a Rotary Global Grant (RGG), please provide details, including the RI Global Grant number, date submitted, approval status and a copy of the grant application.
Important Funding Guidelines
RAM-Global Small Grant funds are intended to directly support proven malaria prevention, control and elimination methods and interventions that benefit the communities they serve.
RAM-Global grant funds cannot be used for:
- Building or construction projects
- Trees, plants or landscaping
- Salaries or stipends
- Expenses for dignitaries or VIPs
- Research projects, experimental interventions or unproven hypotheses
RAM-Global Small Grants are intended to support the implementation of established, proven malaria interventions.
Please review these requirements carefully before beginning your application. Applications that are incomplete, not submitted through our direct online application, or do not meet RAM-Global’s funding guidelines will be returned for additional information, which may delay the review process.