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APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Proposals
are accepted on a rolling basis. The application proposal should
include the following information:
1. The organization where the project will be located.
2. A brief description of the project.
3. What are the project's goals and objectives?
4. How does this proposed project fit within your agency's overall
operation?
5. A plan for project evaluation, including outcome indicators.
6. Plans for the project beyond the grant period.
7. Project staff.
8. A project expense budget and income budget, and an organization
expense and income budget.
9. The percentage of the project budget that you expect to have
supported by the FAR Fund.
10. A Work Plan identifying projected activities and anticipated
dates of completion. A copy of the Work Plan format is available
on the website.
11. The name of the tax-exempt organization that would receive the
grant, a copy of the organization's tax-exempt form and the most
recent audited financial report.
Each
grantee is required to submit a detailed monitoring report every
six months including an expenditure report at the end of each grant
period. A copy of the Monitoring Report Form is available on the
website. Grants are reviewed annually, generally for a maximum of
three years.
All references
or acknowledgements of the grant should refer to the FAR
Fund. Proposals should be submitted to:
Shirlee
Taylor, Ph.D., Director
The FAR Fund
928 Broadway, Suite 902
New York, NY 10010
Phone: 212-982-8400
Fax: 212-982-8477
Email: FARFund@mac.com
Website: www.FARFund.org
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