The Rotary Vocational Fund (TRVFA)

Charlie Tegarden from Rt 66 Rotary Club, and Former District Governor, came and spoke about The Rotary Vocational Fund today. 

The TRVFA is a 501©(3) that provides Vocational Funding to those who are 150% below the poverty line. They provide up to $2,000 in funding for Vocational training or 2 year programs at Community Colleges. The funds are provided to the school or training facility on behalf of the students. 

TRVFA is only for Arizona residents, and they are interviewed by their local Rotary group to determine the full eligibility. 

TRVFA Arizona’s Credit For Contributions To A Qualifying Charitable Organization requirements. QCO Code: 20698

The maximum QCO credit donation amount for 2025:
$495 single, married filing separate or head of household; $987 married filing joint.

The maximum QCO credit donation amount for 2026:
$506 single, married filing separate or head of household; $1,009 married filing joint.

Student Rotarian - Chloe

Chloe presented about The Benefits of Dance in her life but also how it can help everyone in their day to day life. 

How Dance can help with Aging:

• Less Injuries
• Less painful than traditional weighlifting workouts
• Helps with Parkinson's and Dementia

Dances helps with:

• Helps with Mental Health
• Teaching
• Leadership skills
• Responsibility
• Team Work
• Time Management

Chloe shared her love for Dance and how it makes her life better and more fulfilled.