The 2007 Rowell Fund application materials are now available. Please note that the format of the applications has changed from previous years. Applicants can read about the Rowell Fund and download an application here: https://savetibet.org/about-ict/rowell-fund-tibet/. Applications must be received by the Rowell Fund between Sept. 1, 2007 and midnight, Eastern Standard Time on, Sept. 30, 2007.
The Rowell Fund gives small grants to Tibetans who are working to promote their culture and environment. The Fund was set up by friends and family of Galen and Barbara Rowell to carry on their legacy in the Tibetan community and is managed by its Board of Advisors in association with the International Campaign for Tibet.
Each year the Rowell Fund provides approximately $50,000 in grants, with the maximum grant size being US$7,500. Currently, The Rowell Fund’s chief fundraising and awareness initiative is 50 for Tibet, an outdoor adventure that involves climbing the highest point in each of the fifty United States, in order to celebrate one mountain culture so as to preserve another. For more information please visit http://50fortibet.org/.
The advisory board: John Ackerly, Justin Black, David Breashears, Bob and Beth Cushman, John Jancik and Terri Baker, Bob Palais, Tony Rowell, and Ray and Nicole Rowell Ryan.
Contact information
Rowell Fund for Tibet
c/o ICT
1825 Jefferson Place NW
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 785-1515
Fax: (202) 785-4343
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://savetibet.org/about-ict/rowell-fund-tibet/