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	D-1820    Mexico - Playas de Rosarito Drug Prevention for Children $15,000 Playas de Rosarito is a young city in the State of Baja California Mexico, there is a child population of about 40,000 kids, exposed to a great drug problem,product of the drug cartels, according to the health department 4,000 of those kids were involved in drugs this past year. This project is planned to prevent the drug addiction of children, from ages 5 to 12 years, by involving them in sports activities and permanent drug addiction seminars and conferences (DARE project), and involving them in community activities, such as graffitti cleaning. We already began the project starting with 20 football soccer teams with 15 children each, we intend to work in this project at least three years, by then, we will have involved more than 3,000 kids. This MG will help purchase the team uniforms and equipment and the material for the conferences. Finally the MG will benefit not only the children, but their parents, family and friends, involving families and community in the activities, helping spread awareness. Primary Host Partner in the Project Country Club: Playas de Rosarito District: 4100 Primary Contact: Bernabe Hernandez Email: bernies1@prodigy.net.mx Check all projects from: [District 4100] [Playas de Rosarito Rotary Club] [Bernabe Hernandez] Primary International Partner Outside the Project Country Club: San Marino District: 5300 Primary Contact: Shody Chow Email: chowsho@yahoo.com Check all projects from: [District 5300] [San Marino Rotary Club] [Shody Chow] Proposed Financing Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of Playas de Rosarito $2,000 District 4100 DDF $3,000 Primary International Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of San Marino $2,000 District 5300 DDF $1,500 Amount requested from the Rotary Foundation $6,500 Total $15,000 Status and Progress Information Completed This project is completed. Project listed for the 2010-11 Rotary Year. The Matching Grant application number from TRF is #73993. The TRF Staff in charge of this grant is Mireya Morales (mireya.morales@rotary.org). The Matching Grant Application was approved by The Rotary Foundation on Oct. 11, 2010 The project file is officially closed on Dec. 9, 2011 <31-May-10> System Entry Creation of project page. <8-Jun-10> System Entry Pledge of $2,000 by Maurice H. Rahimi of the Rotary Club of Rancho Santa Fe, California, District 5340. <10-Jun-10> System Entry Pledge of $3,000 DDF by MANUEL FELIX of the Rotary Club of Tijuana Independencia, District 4100. <23-Aug-10> System Entry Pledge of $2,000 by Shody Chow of the Rotary Club of San Marino Rotary club, District 5300. <23-Aug-10> by Bernabe Hernandez Mr. Lamoise : We need your help to take off Primery International Sponsor Rotary Club Rancho Santa Fe District # 5340, and subtitute it with district # 5300 San Marino Rotary Club <2-Dec-10> by Shody Chow Matching Grant Application approved by The Rotary Foundation on Oct. 11, 2010 <2-Dec-10> System Entry Grant paperwork sent to The Rotary Foundation. <2-Dec-10> System Entry TRF Grant Number assigned: 73,993. <2-Dec-10> System Entry Grant approved by The Rotary Foundation. <11-Jun-11> by Shody Chow Final report submitted by Bernie Hernandez to The Rotary Foundation <16-Dec-11> System Entry Grant status changed to "Completed". <16-Dec-11> by Shody Chow Dec. 9, 2011 Mireya Morales of TRF confirmed by email that the project has been completed and the file closed. <20-Dec-11> by Manuel Felix On Dec 12, 2011 we received notification from TRF that this MG is completed and their records show it as closed. Web site design by Philippe Lamoise, D2G Pages, pictures and video on this site © Philippe Lamoise 2001, 2005 This website is a private initiative by Rotarian Philippe Lamoise, Torrey Pines Rotary Club, District 5340, to help the clubs and districts worldwide to do matching grants with The Rotary Foundation.