Grant Guidelines. The grantee agrees to develop, implement, and maintain written grant procedures or guidelines that, at a minimum identify how to access training and scholarship funds through the Region, what the Region’s allowable costs are, and any applicable rules to be followed by a Region member organization.
Grant Guidelines. Grantee acknowledges receipt of the FY 2023 Grant Guidelines and Information available on the MSAC website xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx under the appropriate grant type, incorporated herein by reference, and agrees to abide by its terms and conditions.
Grant Guidelines. (a) The Board will be responsible for ensuring that grant proposals from each neighborhood council are reviewed and a determination made that: (i) the council requesting the funds is eligible to receive them; (ii) the purposes for which the council wishes to spend the funds are consistent with the Purposes (Section 2) and do not come within any of the Prohibitions (Section 3) of the Fund; (iii) the amount requested by the council is in fact available from the Fund. After the Board’s determination that (i), (ii) and (iii) above are satisfied, the Board shall recommend that GCF provide grant distributions to the qualifying neighborhood council.
(b) In fulfilling its responsibilities set forth in Section 5(a), the Board will receive assistance from its neighborhood advisory committee. The members of this committee shall be predominantly neighborhood representatives chosen annually, although it may include several representatives of other donors to the Fund.
(c) The Board may from time to time establish additional criteria and guidelines for recommending grants from the Fund.
(d) Decisions of GCF with respect to grants shall be final as to neighborhood councils applying for grants. The Board shall communicate annually to GCF the list of neighborhoods it recommends to receive grant awards.
(e) The Board shall establish its own internal rules and operating procedures, which shall not be subject to review by the Governing Board of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
Grant Guidelines. 2021 FNG-NY Regional Navigator Grant applicants may submit proposals for up to $25,000 for 17-months. Grant funds may be used for activities between July 1, 2021 and November 30, 2022. While an announcement of award will not be made until October, funding can be applied retroactively to applicable activities dating back to July 1, 2021. Matching funds are not required, however organizations that demonstrate a match equal to 25 percent of the amount requested (up to $6,250) for an FNG-NY Regional Navigator Grant may be more competitive. Matching funds can be cash or in-kind contributions. No funding from the State of New York may be used as a match for this grant. If using a match, you will be asked to include the source and status of matching funds in the budget form. Indirect costs must not exceed 15% of direct costs. Indirect costs include rent, mortgage, support equipment and support service departments (i.e. general administration, development, finance, or other departments). Any grant proposal that is approved will require completion of a Funding Agreement by the 501(c)3 grant recipient or fiscal sponsor. No grant funds will be delivered without a signed Funding Agreement. The Funding Agreement clearly states the purposes of the grant and includes an agreement by the grant recipient to: Return any portion of the amount granted that grant recipient does not use for the purposes of the grant or which the grant recipient uses in contravention of the terms of the grant; Follow the interim and final report guidelines of the RN Program on outlined below; Maintain records of receipts and expenditures and make these available to AFT if requested; Not use any of the funds in a manner not permitted by Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code; Not use any of the funds for a purpose that is not specified in Section 170 (c) (2) (B) of the Internal Revenue Code; Not use any of the funds for any political lobbying activity; and Acknowledge that all information and reports provided to AFT in relation to any grant application or agreement may be made available to the Internal Revenue Service.
