Update 2026

Congratulations to Gabriella Violett

2026 Rotary Global Grant Scholarship Recipient - District 5180

Congratulations to Gabriella Violett on being selected as a 2026 Rotary Global Grant Scholarship Recipient!

The Rotary Club of Walnut Grove is honored to serve as Gabriella's international sponsoring club for this Rotary Global Grant. As the Rotary club serving her rural home region, our club was proud to sponsor her application and support her journey toward advanced international study.

Through the Rotary Foundation Global Grant program, funded by the District 5180 Elio J. and May C. Marsalla Endowed Scholarship, Gabriella will pursue a Master of Science (MSc) in History at the University of Edinburgh. Her graduate studies emphasize the history of war and conflict and complement her longstanding passion for human rights and humanitarian law, peacebuilding, and conflict prevention.

Funded through the District 5180 Elio J. and May C. Marsalla Endowed Scholarship, this Rotary Global Grant provides more than $69,000 in educational support, enabling Gabriella to prepare for a career dedicated to advancing peace, protecting human rights, and serving communities around the world.

The Rotary Club of Walnut Grove is proud to be part of Gabriella's educational journey. We look forward to hearing from her along the way as she shares updates on her studies and experiences abroad. When she returns home, we will be honored to welcome her back to our club to share how this extraordinary opportunity has shaped her future.

Congratulations, Gabriella! We wish you every success as you begin this exciting new chapter.

 

Update June, 2023

 
A big thank you to everyone that worked so hard to see the largest
Global Grant offered by Rotary International ($400,000) become a reality!
* This may be the only single $400,000 ever grant received from RI for our district.
* This is the only $400,000 grant submitted to RI this Rotary year.
* Never in the history of Rotary has 100% of all the clubs in a district supported a single project.
* Clubs working together produce impact and sustainability that last for generations.
Clayton Lee, Rotary Club of Sacramento
 

D5180 Awarded Largest Global Grant by RI

Dear Rotary members:
Congratulations! Your global grant application for funding to help improve the well-being of
13 communities, 10 schools and 5 healthcare units by providing access to safe drinking water,
improved sanitation facilities and training in good hygiene practices in Copan, Honduras;
submitted by the Rotary Club of Santa Rosa de Copán and the Rotary Club of Sacramento,
has been approved by The Rotary Foundation. The award is in the amount of US$400,203.

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