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Recipients of support from the New England Grassroots Environment Fund are asked to complete a final grant report no later than one year after receiving their grant payment. We rely on your candid responses to help us assess the effectiveness of our grantmaking program. We would appreciate your honest appraisal of both the short-term results and longer-term impact of the project that was funded. NEGEF
redesigned its Grant Application Form beginning with the June 2003
grant round. If you received your grant prior to June 2003, you
do not have to complete "Final Report Section 1: Updating Your
Profile". All recipients of grants from June 2003 to the present
should complete all sections of the Final Report Form. NEW ENGLAND GRASSROOTS ENVIRONMENT FUND GRANT REPORT FORM Recipients of a New England Grassroots Environment Fund grant must complete a final Grant Report no later than one year after submitting the original application. We rely on your candid responses to help us assess the effectiveness of our grantmaking program. Completing this report as a group at a regular meeting would help gather a broad perspective from your organization. Date: Contact Person: Name of Organization: Address: Phone: Email Address: Date of Award: Grant Amount: Purpose of Grant:
FINAL REPORT SECTION 1: UPDATING YOUR PROFILE
FINAL REPORT SECTION 2: GRANT OUTCOMES
FINAL REPORT SECTION 3: FINANCIAL REPORT
FINAL REPORT SECTION 4: NEGEF PROGRAM EVALUATION
APPLICANT PROFILE UPDATE2. How long has your group been in existence? 3. What issue/issues got your group going? 4. How many people started the group? 5. Is this the first time that the group's "founders" had been "activiated"? If not, with what other issues had they been involved? 6. How many people are currently involved as the core group of leaders/workers? 7. Is this a membership organization? If so, how many members do you have? 8. Do you have any paid staff? If yes, how many full-time equivalents? 9. Approximately how many people in your community can be "activated" to support your issue - i.e., go to a meeting, sign a petition, call a selectperson, etc.? 10. Has the focus of the group broadened or changed at all since it first started? If so, in what ways? 11. Have any members of your group run for or been appointed to public office since they started working on your issue/issues? If so, for what office? Elected or appointed? 12. Describe the size and make-up of your community. 13. Have you networked or shared information/resources with other groups? If so, with whom and how did you find out about them? 14. How have you gained knowledge about your issue? 15. If your organization is more than a year old, can you quantify any of your "successes?" Examples might be number of acres preserved, miles of trails, increase in recycling rates in town, toxic sites cleaned up, greenspaces/community gardens created, amount of money raised, legislation passed, etc. 16. What are the biggest challenges your community faces? 17. What skills do you feel you and/or members of your group could use to help move your issue forward?
Please email to your program officer, New England Grassroots Environment Fund THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR TIME AND IDEAS. |